Elbebrücke Tangermünde, Road bridge in Tangermünde, Germany.
Elbebrücke Tangermünde is a steel road bridge that spans across the Elbe River, linking the two riverbanks with a continuous steel structure. The bridge carries traffic across roughly 1,400 meters of water using a girder construction system.
The bridge was completed in the early 2000s and created a new transportation link across the river. It replaced older crossing methods and improved regional connectivity.
The bridge structure integrates into the regional landscape, serving as a meeting point for local gatherings and community events throughout the year.
The bridge is designed for vehicle traffic and provides a direct route across the river. Pedestrians and cyclists can also use the crossing, though conditions may vary with the seasons.
The main span features a tied arch design that stretches for roughly 185 meters. This distinctive shape is particularly visible from the water and shows advanced construction techniques.
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