List of bridges over the Birs

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The list of bridges over the Birs contains the crossings from the source at Tavannes to the confluence with the Rhine at Birsfelden and Basel .

List of bridges

Tavannes Valley

67 bridges and footbridges span the river in the Bernese Jura from Tavannes to Court.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Remarks
	A16 bridge junction 17 Tavannes (Transjurane)	Tavannes	Two-lane highway bridge	cards	Prestressed concrete bridge, opened in 1997 Top speed 80 km / h
	Zesar Bridge (11 Rue de la Dout)	Tavannes	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Brook passage Top speed 30 km / h Access to the parking lot of the school furniture factory Zesar AG
	Rue de Pierre-Pertuis 47-footbridge	Tavannes	Private footbridge	cards	Wooden beam bridge
	Moulins de Tavannes Bridge (43 rue de Pierre-Pertuis)	Tavannes	Factory site with parking spaces	cards	Brook passage The mill, which is worth preserving, was built in 1927/28
	Rue de Pierre-Pertuis 29 bridge	Tavannes	Private dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge without handrail with wooden fence
	Rue de Pierre-Pertuis 29 footbridge	Tavannes	Private footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Rue de Pierre-Pertuis 25 footbridge	Tavannes	Private footbridge	cards	Metal girder bridge
	Rue du Mont bridge	Tavannes	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Chemin du Repos bridge	Tavannes	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Jura Railway Bridge	Tavannes	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h Tavannes-Tramelan railway line, opened in 1884
	Voirie Bridge (Route de Reconvilier 8)	Tavannes	Administration area with parking spaces	cards	Brook passage
	SBB bridge	Tavannes	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge worth preserving, built in 1876 Top speed 80 km / h Sonceboz-Sombeval – Moutier railway line
	Passerelle footbridge	Tavannes	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Wooden beam bridge, built in 1994 Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	La Vauche Bridge	Tavannes	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Route de Tavannes Bridge	Reconvilier	Single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	SBB bridge	Reconvilier	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge, built in 1876 Top speed 80 km / h Sonceboz-Sombeval – Moutier railway line
	Route Principale Bridge	Reconvilier	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Concrete arch bridge Top speed 60 km / h
	Sur le Pont d'Amour footbridge	Reconvilier	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Sur le Pont d'Amour bridge	Reconvilier	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with wooden railing
	Rue du Bruye bridge	Reconvilier	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 40 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	Weir footbridge	Reconvilier	Private works bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge without handrail
	La Fiose Bridge	Reconvilier	Single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Dead end with turning circle Top speed 40 km / h
	Petit Marais Bridge	Reconvilier	Single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Dead-end street with parking and access to Park Petit Marais Top speed 40 km / h
	SBB bridge	Reconvilier	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 80 km / h Sonceboz-Sombeval – Moutier railway line
	Le Moulin Bridge	Loveresse	Single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge dead end Top speed 50 km / h
	Grand Nods Bridge (Loveresse Overpass)	Loveresse	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	T-beam bridge Top speed 80 km / h
	SBB bridge	Loveresse	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 90 km / h Sonceboz-Sombeval – Moutier railway line
	Pont Sapin Bridge	Pontenet - Loveresse	Single lane road bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge worth preserving, built in the early 19th century Cantonal cultural property, monument no.531 Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles: agricultural traffic and residents permitted Top speed 50 km / h
	SBB bridge	Pontenet - Loveresse	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 90 km / h Sonceboz-Sombeval – Moutier railway line
	Slow traffic bridge	Pontenet	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Covered wooden bridge made of larch, built in 2013 Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	Rue de la Ravière bridge	Pontenet	Single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles: residents permitted Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	SBB bridge	Pontenet	Railway bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge, built in 1876 Top speed 90 km / h Sonceboz-Sombeval – Moutier railway line
	Place de la Gare Roundabout Bridge (Rue Principale – Moulin)	Pontenet	Roundabout Bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont) The top sculpture from 2009 symbolizes a bridge over the Birs, which is now covered by the top
	Gerber footbridge	Malleray	Footbridge	cards	Wooden beam bridge with stairs Transition is not handicapped accessible
	La Gérine Bridge	Malleray	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge, renovated in 2020 Top speed 60 km / h
	Rue du Pont bridge	Malleray	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pipelines on the bridge side	cards	Stone arch bridge worth preserving, built in 1755, renovated in 1914 Top speed 50 km / h trail
	La Lignière footbridge	Malleray	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge General driving ban
	DC Swiss bridge	Malleray	Private footbridge	cards	Metal girder bridge
	Rue du Collège bridge	Malleray	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Les Vannes Bridge	Bévilard	Two-lane road bridge with pipeline on the bridge side	cards	Concrete beam bridge, refurbished 2016–2019 Top speed 30 km / h
	Le Grand Clos footbridge	Bévilard	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Le Grand Clos 2 Annex	Bévilard	Building bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Route de Montoz Bridge	Bévilard	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pipeline on the bridge side	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 30 km / h
	Route de Montoz footbridge	Bévilard	Pedestrian bridge with metal bollards on both sides	cards	Wooden beam bridge with rubber floor Footpath: bicycles allowed trail
	Rond Champ Bridge	Bévilard	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks, parking lots, pedestrian crossing, median reservation and pipeline on the side of the bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Route Cantonale Bridge	Bévilard	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Brook passage Top speed 60 km / h
	Route Cantonale Bridge	Bévilard	Two-lane road bridge with bicycle lanes and narrow sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 80 km / h
	Prés sur Val bridge	Sorvilier	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	La Golée Bridge	Sorvilier	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge worth preserving, built in 1773 The episcopal coat of arms and the year "1773" are carved on the keystone Top speed 50 km / h
	Gare footbridge	Sorvilier	Pedestrian bridge with pipeline on the bridge side	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Les Auvattes footbridge	Sorvilier	Pedestrian bridge with pipeline on the bridge side	cards	Truss bridge with wooden floor, built around 1915, well worth preserving Cantonal cultural property, monument no.407 Ban on animals (horse) trail
	Les Auvattes bridge	Sorvilier	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge without handrail
	La Nonbottron Bridge	Sorvilier	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge without handrail
	Les Montey Bridge	Court	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Virelore footbridge	Court	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Rue de la Valle bridge	Court	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h trail
	Chemin de la Scierie Bridge	Court	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h trail
	Chemin de la Scierie footbridge	Court	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge General driving ban Ban on animals (horse)
	Chemin de Savaronne footbridge	Court	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge without handrail
	SBB bridge	Court	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1876 Top speed 80 km / h Sonceboz-Sombeval – Moutier railway line
	Rue des Gorges Bridge	Court	Single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Dead end with turning circle Top speed 50 km / h
	AWA measuring station bridge	Court	Private footbridge	cards	Metal girder bridge Hydrological measuring station No. A004 of the Office for Water and Waste of the Canton of Bern
	Chaluet Bridge	Court	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with metal railing, built in 2014 Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	Route des Gorges Bridge	Court	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built around 1960 Overtaking prohibited Top speed 80 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	Gorges de Court bridge	Court	Former road bridge, today only serves pedestrians	cards	Historic stone arch bridge from the 19th century, extensively renovated in 2015 by the stonemason association of Northwest Switzerland
	Tunnel des Gorges Bridge (A16 motorway junction 15 Court)	Court	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Prestressed concrete bridge, completed in 2007 Ban on bicycles and motorbikes Prohibition for pedestrians Top speed 50 km / h
	Weir footbridge	Court	Private footbridge	cards	Metal girder bridge with stairs and wooden footbridge

Moutier Valley

39 bridges and footbridges span the river in Moutier and Roches.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Remarks
	Quartier de la Verrerie Bridge (South)	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with narrow sidewalks	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built 1938/39 Overtaking prohibited Top speed 80 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	Quartier de la Verrerie footbridge	Moutier	Footbridge	cards	Wooden beam bridge with metal railing and stairs Transition is not handicapped accessible Wanderland routes 80 ViaJura (stage 5 Moutier – Sornetan) and 416 Chemin de Champoz (Moutier – Moutier)
	Quartier de la Verrerie Bridge (North)	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built 1938/39 Overtaking prohibited Top speed 80 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont) There is a footbridge on the right side of the river below the bridge
	Old Quartier de la Verrerie bridge	Moutier	Single lane road bridge	cards	Historic stone arch bridge
	Damaged bridge	Moutier	Locked pedestrian bridge with pipeline	cards	Metal girder bridge Floor missing: passage prohibited
	Route Principale Bridge (Quartier de la Verrerie)	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	Concrete girder bridge Overtaking prohibited Top speed 80 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	Les Evalins Bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with a separated sidewalk	cards	Concrete girder bridge dead end Danger of skidding on icy roads Maximum speed 60 km / h, maximum weight 28 t trail
	Quartier des Laives bridge	Moutier	Three-lane road bridge with pavement (one lane in the direction of the A16 motorway connection Moutier-Süd 14, two lanes in the direction of Moutier with a branch to the AGC glazier)	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h
	Rue Industrielle Bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge dead end Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles Top speed 60 km / h
	Weir footbridge	Moutier	Private works bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge with wooden floor and stairs No access for unauthorized persons
	Tornos Bridge (South)	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Ban on trucks Top speed 20 km / h The machine tool manufacturer Tornos was founded in 1914
	Tornos Bridge (North)	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Ban on trucks Top speed 20 km / h
	Rue des Oeuches bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with pavement, pedestrian crossing and pipeline on the side of the bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Maximum speed 60 km / h, maximum weight 28 t Wanderland routes 80 ViaJura (stage 5 Moutier – Sornetan), 91 Chemin du Jura bernois (stage 1 Moutier – Sornetan) and 416 Chemin de Champoz (Moutier – Moutier)
	Rue de l'Ecluse bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h Maximum weight 3.5 t
	Rue Industrielle overpass	Moutier	Covered footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Access via Rue Industrielle to Lidl's Moutier branch
	Gustoil Bridge	Moutier	Gas station bridge	cards	Brook passage
	Garage Balmer Bridge crossing (Rue de l'Ecluse)	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete beam bridge, renovated in 2010 Top speed 60 km / h
	Rue de l'Ecluse 6/10 pier	Moutier	Footbridge	cards	Metal beam bridge with wooden walkway and lockable gate
	Rue de l'Ecluse 2-bridge	Moutier	Footbridge	cards	Concrete beam bridge with stairs and lockable gate Transition is not handicapped accessible
	Rue du Clos bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pedestrian crossings	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h
	Parc Sainte-Catherine footbridge	Moutier	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with blue metal railing General driving ban
	Rue du Midi bridge	Moutier	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge General driving ban Wanderland routes 80 ViaJura (stage 5 Moutier – Sornetan), 91 Chemin du Jura bernois (stage 1 Moutier – Sornetan) and 416 Chemin de Champoz (Moutier – Moutier)
	Rue Centrale Bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Maximum speed 50 km / h, maximum weight 28 t Wanderland routes 80 ViaJura (stage 5 Moutier – Sornetan), 91 Chemin du Jura bernois (stage 1 Moutier – Sornetan) and 416 Chemin de Champoz (Moutier – Moutier)
	Rue Centrale 23/27 footbridge	Moutier	Private footbridge	cards	Metal beam bridge with wooden walkway and lockable gate
	Rue Centrale 21 footbridge	Moutier	Footbridge	cards	Metal beam bridge with lockable gate
	Rue de l'Est bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Large billboard on the railing of the bridge: Reserved for local clubs
	Rue Centrale 11 bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Access road to private parking lot
	Avenue de la Gare bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Large billboard on the railing of the bridge: Reserved for local clubs
	Chemin de la Nant footbridge	Moutier	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with blue metal railing General driving ban trail
	Rue de Soleure bridge	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pedestrian crossings	cards	Modernized stone arch bridge with blue metal railing Top speed 50 km / h
	FOEN measuring station footbridge	Moutier	Private footbridge	cards	Steel truss bridge with lock and chain FOEN hydrometric measuring station No. 2122 Birse - Moutier, La Charrue Entry to the «Arête Spéciale» via ferrata
	Cerneux Gorgé footbridge	Moutier	Pedestrian weir bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	SBB bridge	Moutier	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 95 km / h Basel – Biel railway line, opened in 1876
	Combe du Pont Bridge (Rue des Gorges)	Moutier	Two-lane road bridge with parking lot	cards	Modern concrete bridge leads diagonally over the substructure of a stone arch bridge from the 19th century Top speed 60 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	La Belle Face Bridge	Roches	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with chain
	Bas du Village bridge	Roches	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h trail
	Geissbühler Bridge	Roches	Single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with metal railing Top speed 50 km / h
	SEME bridge	Roches	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with metal railing dead end Top speed 50 km / h Access to the SEME sewage treatment plant, opened in 1984
	Le Vevay Bridge	Roches	Dirt road bridge with pipelines on the sides of the bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge without handrail

Delémont district

30 bridges and footbridges span the river in the canton of Jura from Choindez to Soyhières.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Remarks
	La Roche Saint-Jean Bridge (South)	Choindez	Two-lane road bridge with bicycle lanes	cards	Prestressed concrete bridge, opened October 2016 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	La Roche Saint-Jean Bridge (North)	Choindez	Two-lane road bridge with bicycle lanes and sidewalks	cards	Prestressed concrete bridge, opened October 2016 Top speed 60 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont)
	Pipeline bridge	Choindez	Pipeline bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge
	Von Roll Freight Forwarding Bridge	Choindez	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with barrier Private area: no entry
	Von Roll tube bearing bridge	Choindez	Tubular bearing bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge Storage of cast iron pipes
	Von Roll weir footbridge	Choindez	Private footbridge	cards	Metal girder bridge with stairs
	Von Roll Bridge	Choindez	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with lockable gate
	Von Roll factory building	Choindez	Building bridge	cards	Brook passage The metal foundry produced cast iron pipes from 1846 to 2018
	Pedestrian footbridge	Choindez	Footbridge	cards	Wooden beam bridge
	Weir footbridge	Courrendlin	Private footbridge	cards	Metal girder bridge with stairs
	Rue de la Prévôté bridge	Courrendlin	Single lane road bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge Right of way before oncoming traffic (direction west) Give way to oncoming traffic (direction east) Maximum speed 50 km / h, maximum weight 3.5 t trail
	Rue du Gros Go bridge ("Pont Jaune")	Courrendlin	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with yellow metal railing Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles Notice board: Please keep dogs on a leash!
	Route de Châtillon Bridge	Courrendlin	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pipeline on the bridge side	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Rue du 23 Juin Bridge	Courrendlin	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Stone arch bridge, built in 1929 An imposing stone cross is integrated in the middle of the southern railing Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 64 Lötschberg – Jura (Stage 3 Biel – Delémont) trail
	Center Commercial Bridge	Courrendlin	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge with steel bollards on both sides	cards	Steel girder bridge with stainless steel railing, built in 2017 Common bike and footpath Maximum weight 2 t, exclusively for maintenance vehicles
	Pré Mochel Bridge	Courrendlin	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with metal railing
	Pré de la Saunière footbridge	Courrendlin	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with wooden walkway General driving ban Ban on animals (horse)
	A16 bridge (Transjurane)	Courrendlin	Six-lane motorway bridge	cards	Prestressed concrete bridge, opened in 2016 Top speed 100 km / h
	Rue du 23 Juin Bridge	Courroux	250.2 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Von Roll Les Rondez Bridge	Courroux - Delémont	Private single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Von Roll Railway Bridge	Courroux - Delémont	Disused railway bridge	cards	Truss bridge
	Lévy footbridge	Courroux - Delémont	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built in 1929 Mountain bike route 3 Jura Bike (stage 2 Laufen – Delémont) Veloland Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont) Wanderland Route 80 ViaJura (Stage 4 Delémont – Moutier)
	Bellerive Bridge	Courroux - Delémont	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Veloland Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont)
	Route de Bellerive Bridge	Courroux - Delémont	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 40 km / h Veloland Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont)
	La Step SEDE Bridge	Courroux - Soyhières	Single lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Concrete girder bridge Veloland Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont)
	Le Bois du Treuil bridge	Courroux - Soyhières	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge Access to the SEDE sewage treatment plant, opened in 1972
	Hasenburg Bridge	Courroux - Soyhières	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 40 km / h Veloland Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont)
	SBB bridge	Soyhières	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 105 km / h Basel – Biel railway line, opened in 1876
	La Cantine Bridge	Soyhières	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 40 km / h
	Les Riedes-Dessus Bridge ("Pont Rouge")	Soyhières	Single lane road bridge	cards	Red steel arch bridge, opened in 2013, replaced bridge from 1952 Top speed 40 km / h

Laufental

44 bridges and footbridges span the river from Liesberg to Duggingen.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Remarks
	Riederwald Bridge	Liesberg	Single-lane road bridge with pipeline on the bridge side	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built in 2015/16, replaced arch bridge from 1925 Top speed 50 km / h trail
	Birsweg bridge	Liesberg	Two-lane road bridge with a separate pedestrian walkway	cards	Green steel arch bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Industriestrasse Bridge	Liesberg	Single lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge In 2017 the Liesberg community assembly decided to demolish the Birs bridge from the 1960s as part of flood protection measures Truck ban: agriculture and forestry permitted Top speed 60 km / h Veloland Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont) trail
	Mill Bridge	Liesberg	Former road bridge	cards	Bridge from 1798, half of wood, half of stone, allegedly collapsed in 1935
	Bahnhofplatz bridge	Liesberg	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete arch bridge, built in 1911 by Gribi u. Cie. Burgdorf Top speed 60 km / h Access to Liesberg train station (bus stop closed)
	Cement factory bridge	Liesberg	Disused single-track railway bridge	cards	Reinforced concrete bridge worth preserving, built in 1935 by Robert Maillart Part of the rail connection between the former cement factory and the SBB railway line Cantonal cultural property, KGS no. 12148
	Cement factory footbridge	Bärschwil - Liesberg	Footbridge	cards	Iron truss bridge worth preserving, built in 1908
	Allmend Bridge	Bärschwil - Liesberg	Private two lane road bridge	cards	Prestressed concrete bridge, built by Heinz Hossdorf Top speed 20 km / h Unauthorized entry prohibited
	Baselstrasse Bridge	Bärschwil - Liesberg	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Prestressed concrete bridge worth preserving, built 1961–1963 by Heinz Hossdorf Top speed 60 km / h Access to Little Nashville restaurant
	SBB bridge	Bärschwil - Liesberg	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Truss bridge Top speed 105 km / h Basel – Delémont railway line, opened in 1875
	SBB bridge	Bärschwil - running	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 105 km / h Basel – Delémont railway line, opened in 1875
	Birs bridge Bärschwil ("Schmelzibrugg")	Bärschwil - running	Two-lane road bridge with a separated sidewalk	cards	Steel arch bridge, built 1995/96, previous bridges were a reinforced concrete bridge from 1922 and the «Schmelzi» wooden bridge from 1875 Top speed 50 km / h Access to the Bärschwil station (stop closed) Veloland routes 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (stage 1 Basel – Delémont) and 348 Schwarzbubenland route (Passwang Beinwil Neuhüsli – Kleinlützel) trail
	Juramill power station, weir bridge	To run	Private works bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge with stairs No passage: it is forbidden to enter the weir system, no liability is accepted in the event of an accident
	Birsmill Bridge	To run	Single-lane road bridge with narrow sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h
	Works management bridge	To run	Private pipeline bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge with lockable gate, the bridge will be raised as part of flood protection measures
	Waterfall Footbridge (Portland Street)	To run	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built in 1963, as part of flood protection measures, the bridge is raised and the central pillar removed Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles Wanderland Route 80 ViaJura (Stage 3 Laufen – Delémont)
	Bahnhofstrasse Bridge ("Vorstadtbrücke")	To run	267 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Stone arch bridge worth preserving, built in 1928/29 by Alban Gerster , replaced the iron bridge from 1886 The Laufen coat of arms and the year "1929" are engraved on the railing of the bridge Below the Laufens a bridge has always led over the Birs - from 1689 to 1885 it was a covered wooden bridge Top speed 50 km / h Mountain bike route 3 Jura Bike (stage 1 Basel – Laufen) Wanderland Route 80 ViaJura (Stage 2 Aesch (BL) –Laufen)
	Nau bridge	To run	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete beam bridge, as part of flood protection measures, the bridge is being replaced and extended at the existing location Top speed 50 km / h Wanderland Route 80 ViaJura (Stage 2 Aesch (BL) –Laufen)
	Norimatt bridge	To run	Pedestrian bridge with pipelines on the bridge side	cards	Truss bridge with wooden footbridge and red steel railing, the bridge is being replaced and extended as part of flood protection measures General driving ban
	Neumatt Bridge (fire brigade route)	To run	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built in 2014 General driving ban: shuttle service permitted Prohibition for pedestrians: private Top speed 50 km / h Access to the Laufental base fire brigade
	Ried Bridge (Neumattweg)	Things	Two-lane road bridge with pipeline on the bridge side	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built around 1949 by the Laufen paper mill Top speed 20 km / h Feeder traffic to the Ried industrial zone
	Obermatt power plant Stau weir (Birs industrial canal)	To force	Private works bridge with lockable metal gates	cards	Metal girder bridge
	Jostenmattweg Bridge (Birs Industrial Canal )	To force	Private dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Maximum weight 28 t Sign on the bridge railing: PRIVATE fishing prohibited
	Obermattweg Bridge (Birs Industrial Canal)	To force	Dirt road bridge with power lines on the side of the bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Maximum weight 8 t
	Power plant center Obermatt-Steg (Birs industrial canal)	To force	Private works bridge with pipelines on the bridge side	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Schlossgasse Bridge (Birs Relief Canal West)	To force	Private two-lane road bridge with a disused railway track	cards	Stone arch bridge Access to the former Zwingen paper factory (1913-2004)
	Castle Bridge (Birs Relief Canal East)	To force	Single lane road bridge	cards	Historic covered wooden bridge, built 1689, renovated several times (most recently 2001) Incidentally, the only preserved historical wooden bridge in the Birstal is located here
	Disused paper mill Zwingen Railway Bridge	To force	Private railway and works bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge Maximum speed: 10 km / h (Attention: the bridge must be crossed in the middle) Factory area: no entry
	Ramstein Bridge	To force	Single lane road bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge worth preserving with a paved roadway, built in 1766 Cantonal cultural property, KGS no. 1548
	Zwingner Birsbrücke (Hinterfeldstrasse)	To force	253 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built 2010/11, opened in September 2012, old bridge from 1960, around 50 meters upstream, was demolished in 2012/13 The year "2011" is affixed to the bridge railing Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont) Wanderland routes 32 ViaSurprise (stage 5 Zwingen – Mariastein) and 80 ViaJura (stage 2 Aesch (BL) –Laufen)
	Sprengenfeld Bridge	To force	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete beam bridge, will be replaced by steel beam bridge in 2020 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles The bridge connects the Weidenweg with the area of ​​the primary school
	Nenzlingen power station, weir bridge	Brislach - Force	Private works bridge	cards	Steel suspension bridge, built in 1942 Unauthorized persons are strictly prohibited from entering the suspension bridge! Maximum permissible load: 500 kg
	Nenzlingen power plant Stau weir bridge (Birskanal)	Nenzlingen	Private works bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge No entry for unauthorized persons!
	Upper Chessiloch Bridge	Brislach - Nenzlingen	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge, built 1925/26, replaced iron bridge from 1874, built according to plans by Ingenieur AG Eiffel Top speed 100 km / h Basel – Delémont railway line, opened in 1875
	Lower Chessiloch Bridge	Grellingen	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge, built 1925/26, replaced iron bridge from 1874, built according to plans by Ingenieur AG Eiffel Top speed 100 km / h Basel – Delémont railway line, opened in 1875
	Moos power station weir footbridge	Grellingen	Private works bridge	cards	Steel girder bridge
	Lower Moosweg footbridge	Grellingen	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge General driving ban trail
	Unterdorf Bridge	Grellingen	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1983, replaced iron footbridge from 1877 General driving ban
	Bahnhofstrasse Bridge	Grellingen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1950, replaced bridge from 1875 The bridge has the motto on a plaque: "Let's build bridges from country to country, from person to person, from and to God" Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont) trail
	Büttenen-Steg power plant (Birskanal)	Grellingen	Pedestrian bridge with pipeline on the bridge side	cards	Concrete girder bridge Prohibition for pedestrians: Private, access for unauthorized persons is prohibited
	Ziegler-Steg paper mill	Grellingen	Pedestrian bridge with pipelines on the sides of the bridge	cards	Truss bridge with wooden footbridge Footpath to the former Ziegler paper factory (1861–2016) Prohibition for pedestrians: Private, access for unauthorized persons is prohibited
	Ziegler Areal Pipeline Bridge	Grellingen	Pipeline bridge	cards	Metal girder bridge
	Liebmatt bridge	Duggingen	Footbridge	cards	Truss bridge General driving ban trail
	Bahnweg footbridge	Duggingen	Footbridge	cards	Truss bridge with wooden footbridge
	Birs bridge Angenstein	Duggingen	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Stone arch bridge worth preserving, built in 1819, renovated in 2002/03 Top speed 50 km / h

Birseck

36 bridges and footbridges span the river from Aesch to the mouth of the Birs.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Remarks
	Train station bridge	Aesch	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pipelines below the carriageway	cards	Concrete beam bridge, replaced iron structure from the 19th century, which was demolished in 1952/53 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 97 Dreiland-Radweg (Stage 1 Liestal – Rodersdorf)
	High pressure gas bridge	Aesch	Pipeline bridge with work bridge	cards	Steel arch bridge Natural gas pipelines of the Gasverbund Mittelland AG cross the Birs over this arched bridge Notice board: Unauthorized access is prohibited
	Metallwerk-Steg (Weidenring)	Dornach - Aesch	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Wooden arch bridge, opened in 2003, replaces steel construction from 1919
	Gempenring Bridge	Dornach - Aesch	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge General driving ban
	Nepomuk Bridge	Dornach - Aesch / Reinach	Footbridge	cards	Stone arch bridge, built in 1823, replaced the bridge that collapsed on July 13, 1813 due to heavy rainfall and claimed 37 lives General driving ban On the western yoke is a statue copy of the bridge saint Nepomuk by Jean Hutter , the original has been in the Dornach Local History Museum since 1939 Cantonal cultural property: KGS no. 4529 (Canton of Solothurn) , KGS no. 13950 (Canton of Basel-Country) Wanderland Route 32 ViaSurprise (Stage 6 Mariastein – Dornach)
	Dornachbrugg power station, weir bridge	Dornach - Reinach	Private weir footbridge	cards	Metal girder bridge, built in 1996
	Bruggstrasse Bridge	Dornach - Reinach	273 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	Concrete girder bridge, opened in 1957 Top speed 50 km / h Sign on the bridge railing: putting up posters is prohibited
	Schappe-Steg (Birs commercial canal)	Arlesheim	Pedestrian weir footbridge	cards	Metal girder bridge with grating floor The former Schappe foil spinning mill became the first factory in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, founded in 1833
	Heidebrüggli	Reinach	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with metal railing Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles Regulatory signal: Dogs are not allowed
	In the Heid Bridge	Arlesheim - Reinach	Single-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pipelines on the bridge side	cards	Concrete girder bridge Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles: Except agricultural traffic
	Schorenweg footbridge	Arlesheim - Münchenstein	Footbridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge with wooden railing General driving ban Ban on animals (horse)
	Sundgauerstrasse viaduct	Arlesheim - Münchenstein	314 Three-lane road bridge with sidewalk (one lane in the direction of Arlesheim, two lanes in the direction of Reinach, with right-hand lane to the A18 Reinach-Nord motorway access to Basel)	cards	Slab bridge, built 1983–1985 Top speed 60 km / h
	Heiligholzstrasse bridge	Munchenstein	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Heiligholz Bridge	Munchenstein	Footbridge	cards	Covered wooden bridge, built in 1915 by sapper units in place of a no longer usable footbridge trail
	Hofmatt footbridge	Munchenstein	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge The Birs crossing at Hofmatt has gone through all stages of bridge construction technology: the original wooden structure changed to an iron structure in the 19th century and a concrete structure in the 20th century Wanderland routes 67 Dreiland-Wanderweg (stage 1 Basel, Schifflände – Riehen, Hörnli) and 80 ViaJura (stage 1 Basel – Aesch (BL))
	SBB bridges	Munchenstein	Two single-track railway bridges	cards	Steel truss bridges, replacing bridges from 1875 that collapsed in the railway accident in 1891 Top speed 120 km / h Basel – Delémont railway line, opened in 1875
	BLT bridge	Munchenstein	Double-track tram bridge	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built in 1922, replaced the narrow, single-track Birs bridge, which was shared by trams and cars BLT tram line 10: Dornach Bahnhof – Ettingen Bahnhof (–Rodersdorf Station), opened in 1902
	Bruckgut Bridge (Baselstrasse)	Munchenstein	273 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	Concrete beam bridge, replaced iron structure from the 19th century Bridges spanned the Birs in the Bruckgut since the 17th century Top speed 80 km / h FOEN hydrometric measuring station No. 2106 Birs - Münchenstein, Hofmatt is located upstream on the left bank of the bridge
	A18 bridge	Muttenz - Münchenstein	Four-lane motorway bridge	cards	Concrete beam bridge, opened in 1982 Top speed 100 km / h
	Rüttihard Bridge (New World Bridge)	Muttenz - Münchenstein	Single lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Covered wooden bridge, built in 1947 by sapper units, replaced the open wooden bridge from 1915 The Birs crossing New World probably already existed in 1657 as a footbridge, in 1880 we find it marked as a bridge Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles Maximum speed walking pace, maximum weight 5 t Veloland Route 2 Rhine Route (Stage 9 Rheinfelden – Basel) , Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 1 Basel – Aarau) and Route 23 Basel – Franches-Montagnes (Stage 1 Basel – Delémont) Wanderland routes 67 Dreiland-Wanderweg (stage 1 Basel, Schifflände – Riehen, Hörnli) and 80 ViaJura (stage 1 Basel – Aesch)
	Bruderholzstrasse bridge	Muttenz - Münchenstein	305 Four-lane road bridge with a central barrier	cards	Concrete girder bridge Ban on bicycles and motorbikes Prohibition for pedestrians Top speed 60 km / h
	Schänzli Bridge	Muttenz - Münchenstein	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles: Driving away for horse, material and goods transport over 5 t permitted
	Gartenbad Bridge	Muttenz - Münchenstein	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	St. Jakob Bridge	Muttenz - Münchenstein	Single lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Concrete girder bridge Maximum weight 16 t trail
	BLT bridge	Muttenz - Basel-St. Alban	Double-track tram bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built 1976, replaced bridge from 1951 BVB tram line 14: Dreirosenbrücke – Pratteln
	Birs bridge Muttenz	Muttenz - Basel-St. Alban	Former road and tram bridge	cards	Iron arch bridge, demolished in 1950
	Birsbrücke St. Jakob (St. Jakobstrasse)	Muttenz - Basel-St. Alban	Four-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge, opened in 1951 Top speed 60 km / h
	St. Jakob SBB bridges	Muttenz - Basel-St. Alban	One five-track and two double-track railway bridges	cards	Concrete arch bridges Chronology of the railway bridges of St. Jakob: 1854 construction of an iron truss bridge (demolished in 1937), 1930 construction of a second bridge (connecting railway line from Wolfbahnhof to Muttenzer marshalling yard), 1935–1937 replacement for the first bridge (passenger traffic), 1960 construction of a third bridge (freight traffic)
	A2 bridge St. Jakob	Muttenz / Birsfelden - Basel	Six-lane motorway bridge	cards	Prestressed concrete bridge Top speed 80 km / h
	Gellertstrasse Bridge	Birsfelden - Basel-Breite	Two-lane motorway access bridge (one-way street in the direction of Basel)	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h
	Reding Bridge ("De Bary-Steg")	Birsfelden - Basel-Breite	Three-lane road bridge with sidewalks (two-lane direction Birsfelden, single-lane direction Basel)	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built 1975/76, the previous bridge from 1933 replaced the De Bary footbridge from 1856, a little upstream Top speed 50 km / h The Birsstrasse fountain with the «girl with cat» sculpture by Rosa Bratteler is on the left bank of the river
	Birs footbridge	Birsfelden - Basel-Breite	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge with metal bollards on both sides	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1934 Footpath: bicycles allowed
	Hauptstrasse Bridge (Zürcherstrasse)	Birsfelden - Basel-Breite	Three-lane road bridge with sidewalks and two tram tracks in the middle of the bridge (two-lane direction Birsfelden, single-lane direction Basel)	cards	Concrete arch bridge, built in 1932, replaced the iron lattice construction from 1883, which was moved upriver on rollers in 1933 and served as the Reding Bridge until 1975 Top speed 50 km / h
	Birskopf footbridge	Birsfelden - Basel-Breite	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Steel arch bridge, built in 2011/12, replaced Switzerland's first cable-stayed bridge from 1963 The bridge is located directly at the mouth of the Birs, between the “Birskopf” green area on the Basel side and the so-called “Birsfelder Rheinpark” Wanderland routes 7 ViaGottardo (stage 1 Basel – Liestal), 60 ViaRhenana (stage 10 Rheinfelden – Basel) and 67 Dreiland-Wanderweg (stage 1 Basel, Schifflände – Riehen, Hörnli)

Web links

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References and comments

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