Kalmithöhenstraße, Mountain road in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
The Kalmithöhenstraße extends for 7500 meters through the German landscape, incorporating numerous curves and elevation changes along its path.
Franz Allmaras designed this road structure, which opened on June 6, 1937, during a period of substantial infrastructure development in Germany.
The road represents German engineering practices of the 1930s, demonstrating the technical capabilities and architectural preferences of that era.
Motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians can access this route throughout the year, with designated areas for stopping and observing the surroundings.
The road incorporates specific engineering solutions for managing steep gradients while maintaining safety standards across its entire length.
Architects: Franz Allmaras
Official opening: June 6, 1937
Length: 7,500 m
GPS coordinates: 49.31907,8.08530
Latest update: March 10, 2025 06:43
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