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Dyckerhoff-Brücke

A Lightweight Concrete Arch Over Schierstein Harbor

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Spanning 96.40 meters, the Dyckerhoff Bridge crosses the Schierstein Harbor outlet with elegance. Built in 1967, this pedestrian bridge was groundbreaking in its use of lightweight concrete to reduce structural loads. It stands as a notable example of cantilever concrete construction.

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This bridge was the first in Germany to extensively use lightweight concrete.

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Here you are at the Dyckerhoff Bridge, spanning an impressive 96.40 meters over the outlet of Schierstein Harbor. Constructed in 1967, this pedestrian bridge was pioneering in using lightweight concrete extensively to reduce loads. If you look east, you can spot the Schierstein Harbor, easily accessible from here. This bridge is a notable example of cantilever concrete construction, making it a fascinating spot for those interested in engineering. Enjoy the surroundings as you stroll across.