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Kleiner Viadukt Altenbeken
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Kleiner Viadukt Altenbeken

A stunning blend of engineering and nature

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The Kleiner Viadukt Altenbeken, known as the Dune Viaduct, offers a captivating view of trains gracefully traversing its elegant structure. Nestled in a scenic landscape, this railway viaduct is a testament to engineering excellence meeting the tranquility of nature. Get inspired by this marvel of architecture and soak in its serene ambiance.
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The Kleiner Viadukt Altenbeken, also known as the Dune Viaduct, is a remarkable example of railway architecture in the Altenbeken area.

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You're standing before the Altenbeken Viaduct, also known as the Beke Viaduct or the Great Viaduct of Altenbeken. With its 24 arches, it spans the Beketal valley to the west of Altenbeken. This 482-meter-long arch bridge is the longest limestone bridge in Europe. It connects the double-track railway line from Hamm to Warburg and serves as a stunning example of engineering prowess. Take a look at the massive stone arches that have stood the test of time. It's a true architectural masterpiece that blends seamlessly into the landscape and plays a vital role in rail transport.

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