Talbrücke Lanzendorf

The Talbrücke Lanzendorf is a highway bridge that crosses a valley and spans a considerable distance across the landscape. It carries traffic on the Bundesautobahn 9 using a prestressed concrete structure with multiple supporting pillars beneath the roadway.

The bridge was constructed in the 1990s and replaced an older road route that ran through the town of Lanzendorf. This new crossing allowed through traffic to bypass the settlement entirely.

The bridge represents German engineering excellence with its structural design featuring 20 spans supported by hexagonal pillars connected through concrete slabs.

The bridge is part of a well-maintained highway system and receives regular upkeep to ensure safe driving conditions. Access is limited to authorized vehicles using the motorway, and there is no public access for viewing.

The bridge employs a hollow box construction design that optimizes weight while allowing for large spans across the valley. This engineering approach became a standard solution for similar crossings built after its completion.