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CP 000746 | "Walsersteg" Pylon Bridge Across Loisach River, Germany
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"Walsersteg" Pylon Bridge Across Loisach River, Germany
In October 2013, the "Walsersteg", a bridge for pedestrians and cyclists built across the Loisach river, was opened in the south of the old town of Wolfratshausen in Germany. The bridge connects the existing traffic ways on both sides of the river. The uncovered bridge spans across the Loisach without any columns and has a pylon guyed on one side. The structure has a width of 3 m and a span width of 46 m.
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