Suspension Bridges Crossing Neckar River

This is a list of all 9 bridges from the suspension bridge inventory crossing Neckar River. Please note that different rivers with the same name will be grouped together. For example, selecting 'Bear Creek' shows bridges across several different Bear Creeks. Also, similarly named rivers are grouped separately. For example, 'River Dee' (UK) bridges are grouped separately from 'Dee River' (Australia) bridges. Wherever you see a Bridgemeister ID number click it to isolate the bridge on its own page.

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1845: Kettenbrücke

Mannheim, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:1112 (added 2004-01-04)
Year Completed:1845
Name:Kettenbrücke
Also Known As:Chain, Ketten
Location:Mannheim, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
Coordinates:49.494167 N 8.472222 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
References:PTS2
Use:Vehicular
Status:Demolished, 1889
Main Cables:Chain (iron)
Suspended Spans:3
Main Span:1 x 86 meters (282 feet)
Side Spans:2

Notes:

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Postcard, collection of Jochem Hollestelle

1891: Friedrichsbrücke

Mannheim, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:8461 (added 2024-03-17)
Year Completed:1891
Name:Friedrichsbrücke
Location:Mannheim, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
Coordinates:49.493861 N 8.471778 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
Use:Vehicular
Status:Replaced
Suspended Spans:3
Main Span:1 x 74.7 meters (245.1 feet)
Side Spans:2 x 56.15 meters (184.2 feet)

Notes:

External Links:

Postcard, collection of Jochem Hollestelle

1940: Friedrichsbrücke

Mannheim, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:8462 (added 2024-03-17)
Year Completed:1940
Name:Friedrichsbrücke
Location:Mannheim, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
Coordinates:49.494500 N 8.472417 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
Use:Vehicular
Status:Destroyed, March 25, 1945
Suspended Spans:3
Main Span:1
Side Spans:2

Notes:

  • This bridge likely functioned more as a cantilever bridge than a suspension bridge.
  • Bombed multiple times during WWII and finaly destroyed March 25, 1945.
  • Replaced 1891 Friedrichsbrücke - Mannheim, Germany. Translated from the linked Wikipedia page, "Due to the constant increase in traffic, it became necessary to expand the Friedrichsbrücke. Instead of an expensive new building, an engineering balancing act was decided: between 1938 and 1940, the bridge was cut lengthwise, pushed two meters apart, filled in the middle and further structurally adapted. With a lane width of 13.5 m, a total of four lanes including tram tracks could be created."

External Links:

Photo, collection of Jochem Hollestelle

1962: (pipeline bridge)

Aldingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:2153 (added 2006-11-21)
Year Completed:1962
Name:(pipeline bridge)
Location:Aldingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
Coordinates:48.853198 N 9.249430 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
Principals:Waagner-Biro Brückenbau AG
Use:Pipeline and Footbridge
Status:In use (last checked: 2006)
Main Cables:Wire (steel)
Suspended Spans:1
Main Span:1 x 103 meters (337.9 feet)
Deck width:0.35 meter walkway, 0.44 meter diameter pipe

Notes:

  • Carries a fresh water pipeline.
Photo by Eckhard Bernstorff

1967: (pipeline bridge)

Neckargröningen, Remseck, Baden-Württemberg, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:2150 (added 2006-11-18)
Year Completed:1967
Name:(pipeline bridge)
Location:Neckargröningen, Remseck, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
Coordinates:48.878357 N 9.277363 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
Principals:Waagner-Biro Brückenbau AG
Use:Pipeline and Footbridge
Status:Extant (last checked: 2018)
Main Cables:Wire (steel)
Suspended Spans:1
Main Span:1 x 80 meters (262.5 feet)
Deck width:0.75 meters

Notes:

  • Carries two water pipelines (1 fresh water, 1 waste water) with a gated service walkway above the pipes. Eckhard Bernstorff notes: "it supplies Neckargröningen with fresh water and pipelines waste water back (central waterworks and waste water treatment plant are on the other side of Neckar river)."

External Links:

Photo by Eckhard Bernstorff

1988: Max-Eyth

Stuttgart-Mühlhausen and Stuttgart-Hofen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:577 (added 2002-12-31)
Year Completed:1988
Name:Max-Eyth
Also Known As:Neckar River
Location:Stuttgart-Mühlhausen and Stuttgart-Hofen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
At or Near Feature:Max-Eyth-See
Coordinates:48.834163 N 9.208899 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
Principals:Schlaich Bergermann Partner
References:BAR, BBU
Use:Footbridge
Status:In use (last checked: 2019)
Main Cables:Wire (steel)
Suspended Spans:2
Main Span:1 x 114 meters (374 feet)
Side Span:1 x 14 meters (45.9 feet)
Deck width:3.16 meters between side rails, 3.67 meters total

External Links:

Photo by Eckhard Bernstorff

2002: (footbridge)

Pliezhausen vicinity, Baden-Württemberg, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:2253 (added 2007-04-08)
Year Completed:2002
Name:(footbridge)
Location:Pliezhausen vicinity, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
Coordinates:48.558365 N 9.219604 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
Principals:Holzbau Amann GmbH
Use:Footbridge
Status:In use (last checked: 2019)
Main Cables:Rod
Suspended Spans:1

External Links:


2006: (footbridge)

Esslingen and Mettingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:2247 (added 2007-03-28)
Year Completed:2006
Name:(footbridge)
Location:Esslingen and Mettingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
Coordinates:48.744594 N 9.271616 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
Principals:Schlaich Bergermann Partner, Ed. Züblin AG
Use:Footbridge
Status:In use (last checked: 2013)
Main Cables:Wire (steel)
Suspended Spans:1
Main Span:1 x 105 meters (344.5 feet)
Deck width:3.1 meters

External Links:

Photo by David Denenberg

(footbridge)

Marbach am Neckar, Baden-Württemberg, Germany - Neckar River
Bridgemeister ID:898 (added 2003-09-07)
Name:(footbridge)
Location:Marbach am Neckar, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Crossing:Neckar River
Coordinates:48.942221 N 9.252534 E
Maps:Acme, GeoHack, Google, OpenStreetMap
Use:Footbridge
Status:In use (last checked: 206)
Main Cables:Wire (steel)
Suspended Spans:1
Main Span:1 x 60 meters (196.9 feet)
Deck width:2.3 meters

External Links:

Photo by Eckhard Bernstorff


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