List of bridges over the Linth
The list of bridges over the Linth contains the bridges from the source at the Tödi massif to the confluence with Lake Zurich near Schmerikon .
image | Surname | place | function | location | Remarks |
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Leger Bridge (Sandbach) | Linthal GL | Single-lane Alpine road bridge | cards | Mountain hiking trail | |
Legerwäldli Bridge (Sandbach) | Linthal GL | Single-lane Alpine road bridge | cards | Mountain hiking trail | |
Sandrisi Bridge (Sandbach) | Linthal GL | Single-lane Alpine road bridge | cards | Mountain hiking trail | |
Sandwiti Bridge (Sandbach) | Linthal GL | Single-lane Alpine road bridge | cards | Mountain hiking trail | |
Pantenbrücke | Linthal GL | Single-lane Alpine road bridge | cards | The historic “Pantenbrugg”, a double stone arch bridge, leads over the Linth Gorge. The lower stone bridge was built in 1853/54, the upper bridge was built in 1899–1902.
Mountain hiking trail |
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Auenstrasse bridge | Linthal - animal feud | Two-lane road bridge | cards | trail | |
Reitimatt Bridge | Linthal-Obbort | Two-lane road bridge | cards |
Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles (shuttle service permitted)
trail |
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Laueli Bridge | Linthal GL | Single-lane bridge (access road) | cards | trail | |
Fätschli Bridge | Linthal GL | Single-lane bridge (access road) | cards |
Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorbikes (except for residents, forestry and agriculture)
Maximum weight 5 t Other dangers: No clearance |
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Fätschli-Steg | Linthal GL | Footbridge | cards | ||
Hydrometric measuring station bridge | Linthal GL | Private works bridge | cards | Measuring station Linthal equalization basin KLL | |
Pipeline bridge | Linthal GL | Water pipe | cards | ||
Klausenstrasse Bridge | Linthal GL | Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | Top speed 50 km / h
trail |
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Weir footbridge | Linthal GL | Factory bridge | cards | ||
Schürstrasse Bridge | Linthal GL | Two-lane road bridge | cards | Top speed 50 km / h
Wanderland route 1: Via Alpina , stage 4, Elm – Linthal Mountainbikeland Route 315: Durnachtal Bike, Linthal – Linthal |
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Stachelberg Bridge (Durnagelstrasse) | Linthal GL | Two-lane road bridge with one-sided sidewalk | cards | Top speed 50 km / h
Veloland Route 4: Alpine Panorama Route , Stage 3, Glarus – Flüelen |
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Sändli Bridge | Linthal GL | Footbridge | cards | Wooden bridge leads to the Braunwaldbahn valley station
trail |
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Cotlan footbridge | Rüti GL | Footbridge | cards | Girder bridge, renovated in 2010 | |
SBB bridge | Rüti GL | Single-track railway bridge | cards |
Linthal - Ziegelbrücke railway line
Top speed 80 km |
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Linth Bridge Rüti (Scheidgasse) | Rüti GL | Single-lane bridge | cards |
Protected stone arch bridge with two flattened arches and a central pillar, probably built in the second half of the 19th century
trail |
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Hohlgand footbridge | Rüti GL | Footbridge | cards | Stone arch bridge | |
Marglen Bridge | Rüti GL | Single-lane bridge (access road) | cards | Ban on animals | |
Schlettli Bridge | Betschwanden | Single-lane bridge (access road) | cards | A level and discharge measuring system is located on the bridge | |
Unterallmeind Bridge | Betschwanden | Single-lane bridge (access road) | cards | trail | |
Schwändiboden Bridge | Diesbach GL | Single lane bridge (private access road) | cards | Unauthorized access prohibited! | |
Schwändenen Bridge | Diesbach GL | Single-lane bridge (access road) | cards | ||
SBB bridge | Diesbach GL | Single-track railway bridge | cards |
Linthal - Ziegelbrücke railway line
Top speed 80 km / h |
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Adlenbacher Bridge | Hätzingen - Luchsingen | Footbridge | cards | Truss bridge, built at the end of the 19th century, instead of a wooden «church bridge»
trail |
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Hauptstrasse bridge | Hätzingen - Luchsingen | Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | Concrete bridge, built 1980. Replaced iron bridge from 1886. The first bridge was opened in 1839.
Veloland Route 4: Alpine Panorama Route , Stage 3, Glarus – Flüelen trail |
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Hefti pipeline bridge area | Hätzingen - Luchsingen | Water pipe | cards | ||
Tschächli Bridge | Hätzingen - Luchsingen | Cross-country trail bridge | cards | Larch wood bridge, built in 2007
Cross-country skiing Route 221: Töditritt cross-country skiing trail, Schwanden – Schwanden trail |
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Leuggelbach Bridge | Haslen GL - Leuggelbach | Single lane road bridge | cards | Stone arch bridge, completed in 1921
Maximum weight 18 t trail |
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Jenny weir footbridge | Haslen GL | Factory bridge | cards | ||
Grueb footbridge | Haslen GL - Nidfurn | Pedestrian and bicycle bridge | cards | Veloland Route 4: Alpine Panorama Route , Stage 3, Glarus – Flüelen
trail |
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Bahnhofstrasse Bridge | Haslen GL - Nidfurn | Two-lane road bridge with yellow pedestrian stripes | cards | Veloland Route 4: Alpine Panorama Route , Stage 3, Glarus – Flüelen
trail |
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Linth Bridge (Farbenstrasse) | Schwanden GL | Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | A level and discharge measuring system is located on the bridge | |
Plattenaustrasse bridge | Schwanden GL | Single lane road bridge | cards | At this point was a former covered wooden bridge, built in 1765 by Ulrich Grubenmann, which was destroyed by the Austrians in a fire in 1799
Mountainbikeland Route 306: Fryberg Bike, Schwanden – Schwanden |
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Bahnhofstrasse bridges | Schwanden GL | Two two-lane road bridges with one-sided sidewalks and sewer pipes below the roadway | cards | Former steel bridges, replaced by concrete bridges in 2018/19, reopened on June 7, 2019
Veloland Route 4: Alpine Panorama Route , Stage 3, Glarus – Flüelen Mountainbikeland Route 306: Fryberg Bike, Schwanden – Schwanden Mountain bike country Route 307: Bächi Bike, Linthal – Schwanden |
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SBB bridge | Schwanden GL | Single-track railway bridge | cards |
Linthal - Ziegelbrücke railway line
Top speed 80 km / h |
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Inslen footbridge (south) | Schwanden GL | Former temporary pedestrian and bicycle bridge | cards | Temporary low-speed bridge, used during the closure of the Bahnhofstrasse bridges due to new construction, July 2018 - June 2019
Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles (shuttle service permitted) trail |
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Inslen footbridge (north) | Schwanden GL | Former temporary pedestrian and bicycle bridge | cards | Temporary low-speed bridge, used during the closure of the Bahnhofstrasse bridges due to new construction, July 2018 - June 2019
Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles (shuttle service permitted) trail |
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Sernftalstrasse Bridge (Bahnhofstrasse) | Sool GL - Mitlödi | 422 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | Top speed 50 km / h | |
SBB bridge | Sool GL - Mitlödi | Single-track railway bridge | cards |
Linthal - Ziegelbrücke railway line
Top speed 80 km / h A level and discharge measuring system is located on the bridge |
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Footbridge | Sool GL - Mitlödi | Single lane road bridge | cards |
Ban on trailers
Maximum weight 15 t |
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Linth Bridge Mitlödi (Kreuzgasse) | Mitlödi | Single-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | Steel arch bridge, built in 1940, will be replaced by 2021
trail |
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Kraftwerk silk printing auxiliary bridge | Mitlödi | Former construction site bridge | cards | Temporary makeshift bridge, approx. 2013 - 2015, built for the construction of the new Seiddruckerei Mitlödi power plant | |
SBB bridge | Ennenda - Mitlödi | Single-track railway bridge | cards |
Linthal - Ziegelbrücke railway line
Top speed 80 km / h |
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Mühlefuhr footbridge | Ennenda - Mitlödi | Footbridge | cards | Wanderland Route 55: Via Suworow , Stage 9, Glarus – Elm
Wanderland Glarus circular route |
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Hohlensteinstrasse bridge | Ennenda | Single-lane road bridge with a one-sided sidewalk | cards | At this point was a former covered wooden bridge, built in 1765 by Ulrich Grubenmann, which was destroyed by the Austrians in a fire in 1799
Top speed 50 km / h Wanderland Route 55: Via Suworow , Stage 9, Glarus – Elm |
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Linth Bridge (Kirchweg) | Ennenda - Glarus | Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle stripes on both sides | cards | Top speed 50 km / h
Veloland Route 4: Alpine Panorama Route , Stage 3, Glarus – Flüelen Veloland Route 83 : Suworow Route, Stage 2, Glarus – Elm Wanderland Route 55: Via Suworow , Stage 9, Glarus – Elm Wanderland Route 824: Linth-Uferweg, Schwanden – Netstal |
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SBB bridge | Ennenda - Glarus | Single-track railway bridge | cards |
Linthal - Ziegelbrücke railway line
Top speed 70 km / h |
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Linth footbridge | Ennenda - Glarus | Planned pedestrian and bicycle bridge | cards | Project for a footbridge from Glarus train station to Ennetbühls | |
Ennetbühl Bridge | Ennenda - Glarus | Two-lane road bridge with separated sidewalk and water pipeline | cards | Top speed 50 km / h
Mountain bike country Route 302: Fronalp Bike, Glarus – Glarus Wanderland Glarus circular route |
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Alpenbrückli Bridge | Ennenda - Glarus | Single lane road bridge (private access road) | cards |
General driving ban
trail |
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Netstal bridge lime factory | Netstal | Private single-track railway bridge with a separate pedestrian walkway | cards | Built in 1912
trail |
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Langgüetli footbridge | Netstal | Footbridge with water supply line | cards | Refurbishment 2018
trail |
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Molliserstrasse Bridge | Netstal | Two-lane road bridge with a separate pedestrian walkway | cards | Top speed 50 km / h
trail |
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Weir Kleinzaun-Steg | Netstal | Footbridge | cards | trail | |
Linth Escherkanal (has been diverting the Linth from Näfels to Lake Walen since 1811 ) | |||||
Spinning bridge | Mollis - Näfels | Pedestrian and bicycle bridge | cards |
Ban on animals
trail Mountain bike country Route 302: Fronalp Bike, Glarus – Glarus |
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Upper Linth Bridge | Mollis - Näfels | Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | Built in 2012/13, opened July 19, 2013, replaced steel bridge
At this point was a former wooden bridge, built in 1860 Top speed 50 km / h Wanderland Route 820: Kerenzerberg Römerweg, Näfels – Mühlehorn |
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Lower Linth Bridge (Hinterdorfstrasse) | Mollis - Näfels | Single-lane road bridge with a one-sided sidewalk | cards |
Right of way in front of oncoming traffic (direction of travel Mollis)
Give way to oncoming traffic (direction Näfels) trail |
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Schiferen footbridge | Mollis | Footbridge | cards | ||
Seaway Bridge | Filzbach | Single-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | Top speed 20 km / h
trail |
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Gäsi motorway bridge (direction Chur) | Filzbach | Two-lane motorway bridge | cards | Prestressed concrete girder bridge, opened in 1959
Top speed 100 km / h |
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Gäsi motorway bridge (direction Zurich) | Filzbach | Two-lane motorway bridge | cards | Prestressed concrete girder bridge, opened in 1959
Top speed 80 km / h |
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Gäsi Bridge | Filzbach | Double track railway bridge | cards | Steel tied arch bridge, built 1958/59, identical in construction to the Biberlikopfbrücke
Ziegelbrücke – Sargans railway line Top speed 160 km / h |
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Ofeneck Bridge | Filzbach | Former single-track railway bridge, now pedestrian and bicycle bridge | cards | Sheet metal girder bridge, built in 1926
Mountainbikeland Route 25: Heidiland Bike, Stage 1, Niederurnen (Ziegelbrücke) –Walenstadt Veloland Route 9: Lakes Route , Stage 9, Niederurnen – Buchs (SG) trail |
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Linth Canal (canalization of the Linth from Lake Walen to Lake Zurich) | |||||
Linth Canal Railway Bridge | Weesen - Mollis | Former railway bridge | cards | Welded iron lattice girder bridge built in 1859, reinforced to form a tied arch system in 1896, demolished in 1970
Former Weesen - Näfels railway line |
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Linth Canal Bridge (Bahnhofstrasse) | Weesen - Mollis | Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | Refurbished in 2018
Top speed 60 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 25: Heidiland Bike, Stage 1, Niederurnen (Ziegelbrücke) –Walenstadt Mountainbikeland Route 479: Churfirsten Panoramabike, Walenstadt – Weesen Veloland Route 9: Lakes Route , Stage 9, Niederurnen – Buchs (SG) |
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Lower Schwärzistrasse Bridge | Weesen - Mollis | Two-lane road bridge with one-sided sidewalk | cards | Top speed 50 km / h | |
Beaver Lump Bridge | Schänis - brick bridge | Double track railway bridge | cards | Steel arch bridge, built in 1967/68, identical to the Gäsi bridge
Ziegelbrücke – Sargans railway line Top speed 125 km / h |
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SBB bridge (Linthal line) | Schänis - brick bridge | Single-track railway bridge | cards | Steel arch truss bridge
Linthal - Ziegelbrücke railway line Top speed 70 km / h |
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Ziegelbrückstrasse Bridge | Schänis - brick bridge | Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | At this point there was a brick-covered wooden bridge, hence the name Ziegelbrücke, built by Jakob Grubenmann in 1743, which was destroyed by fire in 1799 by the French
Top speed 60 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 2: Panorama Bike, Stage 5, Niederurnen – Einsiedeln Veloland Route 4: Alpine Panorama Route , Stage 2, Appenzell – Glarus Veloland Route 32 : Rhine - Hirzel - Linth, Stage 3, Pfäffikon SZ – Niederurnen (Ziegelbrücke) Wanderland Route 3: Alpine Panorama Trail , stage 7, Amden – Siebnen |
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Linthbett Bridge | Schänis - brick bridge | Footbridge | cards |
General driving ban
trail |
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Hanegg Bridge | Schänis - brick bridge | Double track railway bridge | cards | Steel truss bridge, built in 1928
From 1874 to 1928 there was a single-track bridge at this point Top speed 100 km / h |
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Schäniserstrasse Bridge (Biltnerstrasse) | Schänis - Bilten | 427.1 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks on both sides | cards | Prestressed concrete box girder bridge, completed in 1971
Top speed 60 km / h trail |
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Giessen Bridge | Benken SG | Two-lane road bridge with one-sided sidewalk | cards | Top speed 50 km / h
trail |
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Grynau Bridge | Uznach - Tuggen | 390 Two-lane road bridge with a separated sidewalk | cards | Built in 1995
Top speed 40 km / h Veloland Route 76 : Ibergeregg-Sattelegg-Linth, Stage 2 Einsiedeln (Willerzell) –Uznach Veloland Route 99: Heart Route , Section 9 Einsiedeln – Rapperswil Wanderland Route 4: Via Jacobi , Stage 34, Wattwil (Neuhaus) –Siebnen Wanderland Route 84 : Lake Zurich circular route, stage 5, Pfäffikon SZ – Schmerikon |
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A53 motorway bridges | Schmerikon - Tuggen | Two two-lane motorway bridges | cards | Top speed 100 km / h |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Pantenbrücken. (PDF) Federal Inventory of the Historic Transport Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on September 26, 2019 .
- ↑ Redevelopment of the Cotlan Bridge. Dorfverein Rüti GL, accessed on May 28, 2019 .
- ^ Linth Bridge Rüti. (PDF) Federal Inventory of the Historic Transport Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on September 26, 2019 .
- ^ Cantonal discharge measurement, Linth Rüti. Canton of Glarus, accessed on May 28, 2019 .
- ↑ Cross- country skiers get a new Linth bridge. Südostschweiz Glarus, December 18, 2007, accessed on June 8, 2019 .
- ↑ Cantonal discharge measurement, Linth Schwanden. Canton of Glarus, accessed on May 30, 2019 .
- ↑ Linth Bridge Schwanden. In: www.swiss-timber-bridges.ch. Retrieved June 6, 2019 .
- ↑ The Linth bridges at Bahnhofstrasse in Schwanden will be replaced. Canton of Glarus, July 2, 2018, accessed June 8, 2019 .
- ↑ Construction work on the two Linth bridges. Canton of Glarus, June 5, 2019, accessed June 8, 2019 .
- ↑ Cantonal discharge measurement, Linth SBB Schwanden bridge. Canton of Glarus, accessed on June 8, 2019 .
- ↑ Linth Bridge Ennenda. In: www.swiss-timber-bridges.ch. Retrieved June 6, 2019 .
- ^ Linthsteg in Glarus. Lando Rossmaier Architekten AG, accessed on June 8, 2019 .
- ↑ The Linthsteg is still in the queue. Southeastern Switzerland, May 15, 2019, accessed on June 8, 2019 .
- ↑ Renovation of the footbridge in the Langgüetli in Netstal. Glarus24, April 29, 2018, accessed June 8, 2019 .
- ↑ Linth Bridge Mollis-Näfels. In: www.swiss-timber-bridges.ch. Retrieved June 6, 2019 .
- ↑ Gäsibrücke. Structurae, accessed June 6, 2019 .
- ↑ Linth Canal Bridge. Structurae, May 16, 2006, accessed June 6, 2019 .
- ^ Rehabilitation of the Linth Canal Bridge in Weesen. Federal Roads Office FEDRO, accessed on June 8, 2019 .
- ↑ Biberlikopfbrücke. Structurae, June 3, 2004, accessed June 6, 2019 .
- ↑ Linthbrücke (Brick Bridge). Structurae, June 3, 2004, accessed June 6, 2019 .
- ↑ Linth Bridge Brick Bridge. In: www.swiss-timber-bridges.ch. Retrieved June 6, 2019 .
- ↑ Hanegg Bridge. Structurae, May 26, 2004, accessed June 6, 2019 .