Mainbrücke Marktbreit

The Mainbrücke Marktbreit is a prestressed concrete road bridge that spans the Main River and connects two municipalities. The structure consists of eleven spans and rises approximately 60 meters above the water level.

Construction of this concrete bridge began in 1977 and was completed in 1981 to meet regional traffic needs. This project was built during a period when major infrastructure works were essential for connecting communities.

This bridge serves as a vital connection point between communities, enabling the exchange of goods and services across the Main River region.

The bridge carries the Bundesautobahn 7 and features two separate carriageways, each approximately 15 meters wide, for northbound and southbound traffic. Visitors should note this is an active highway where vehicles travel constantly.

The bridge uses hollow box girders with variable depth that increase toward the center, optimizing load distribution across its spans. This engineering design improves both structural stability and the visual profile of the construction.

Location: Frickenhausen am Main

Location: Marktbreit

Inception: 1981

Length: 928 m

GPS coordinates: 49.66720,10.12860

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:24