Teufelsgrabenbrücke

The Teufelsgrabenbrücke extends 91 meters in length and reaches 19 meters in height, featuring four concrete arches spanning 14 meters each.

Built in 1890 by Dyckerhoff and Widmann, this bridge served as part of Munich's water supply infrastructure until 1998 when a culvert took over its function.

The bridge's decorative elements include rusticated concrete surfaces and arch keystones adorned with the Munich coat of arms featuring the Münchner Kindl symbol.

The structure maintains its stability despite visible cracks at the crown of its outer arches, which resulted from temperature changes and pier settlement.

The bridge represents early concrete construction techniques, built without reinforcement and containing no joints or hinges throughout its entire length.

Location: Valley

Inception: 1890

Made from material: スタンプコンクリート

Address: Im Teufelsgraben,Nähe Bahnlinie Holzkirchen-Rosenheim,Von Hohendilching nach Grubmühle

GPS coordinates: 47.91920,11.77890

Latest update: March 21, 2025 12:42