Enz Viaduct

The Enz Viaduct extends over 1,044 meters across the Enz River valley, reaching a height of 47.5 meters and supporting high-speed rail operations.

The construction of this prestressed concrete girder bridge in 1989 represented a substantial advancement in German railway infrastructure during the late twentieth century.

The bridge forms an essential part of the Mannheim-Stuttgart high-speed railway line, connecting communities and facilitating cultural exchange between major urban centers.

Regular maintenance protocols and structural assessments ensure the bridge maintains its capacity to handle frequent passenger and freight train crossings throughout the year.

The viaduct's engineering combines specific tensioned cable systems with concrete construction methods to distribute loads across its extensive span effectively.

Location: Vaihingen an der Enz

Inception: 1989

GPS coordinates: 48.92220,9.00139

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:27