Sítenský most, Road bridge in Kladno, Czech Republic.
Sítenský most is a road bridge in Kladno that connects different parts of the city. It spans approximately 114 meters and accommodates both vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
The bridge opened in 1966 during a period of infrastructure expansion in the region. It improved connections between areas of the city that were previously less accessible.
The bridge takes its name from the Sítenské valley it crosses and from nearby Sítná Square. It links the Sítná and Kročehlavy districts with the centre, and its four double pillars and low steel railings are visible from Cyril Bouda Street. The city manages the structure, which stands on the Kladno–Kročehlavy cadastral boundary.
The bridge is open to traffic year-round and receives regular maintenance to stay safe. Both drivers and pedestrians can use it anytime to cross between different parts of the city.
The bridge deck slopes 2.5% down toward the city centre, and a steam pipe plus utility lines hang beneath the span. Below it flows one of the four branches of the Dřetovický potok. The bridge stands on the Kladno cadastral border with Kročehlavy, and the city manages it.
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