Afrabrücke
Connecting Hochzoll and Spickel-Herrenbach over the Lech
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The bridge was reconstructed from prestressed concrete after World War II.
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You're standing at the Afrabrücke, a modern prestressed concrete bridge spanning the Lech River. This bridge connects the district of Hochzoll with Spickel-Herrenbach and the western part of the city. Originally rebuilt after World War II, it was replaced again in 1990/91 to continue serving its crucial function. Look north, and you'll find the Eisenbahnerwehr, just 159 meters away. This bridge is a vital transport link and showcases Augsburg's ongoing infrastructure development. A little further south, about 504 meters away, you can see the Erzherzog-Karl-Denkmal. It's worth a glance as you explore the area.
