List of bridges over the Reuss

 Map with all coordinates of the crossings: OSM | WikiMap

The list of bridges over the Reuss contains the bridges and other crossings from the confluence of the Furkareuss and Gotthardreuss at Hospental to the confluence with the Aare at Windisch .

List of bridges

Urserental

9 bridges span the river in Hospental and Andermatt.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Old Gotthardstrasse bridge	Hospental	Single-lane road bridge with pipelines below the roadway	cards	32	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 65 Gottardo Bike (Stage 1 Andermatt – Airolo) Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 23 Andermatt – Passo del S. Gottardo), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 10 Andermatt – Gotthard Pass) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 2 Gotthard Pass – Andermatt) Snowshoeing route 877 Hospental Trail (Hospental – Hospental)
	Gotthard road tunnel (crossing under the river)	Hospental	Two-lane highway tunnel with rescue tunnel	cards		Built 1970–1980 Top speed 80 km / h The Reuss is here exactly above the road tunnel , which is about 340 m lower
	Marcht Bridge	Andermatt	Single lane road bridge	cards	30th	Reinforced concrete arch bridge General driving ban: shuttle service permitted Winter hiking route 512 Urserntal-Weg (Andermatt – Realp) trail
	Russen Bridge	Andermatt	Former road bridge, today only serves pedestrians	cards	28	Concrete girder bridge With the construction of the Andermatt golf course, the road to this bridge has been removed
	Andermatt Bridge golf course	Andermatt	Two-lane road bridge	cards	36	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 40 km / h Access to the Andermatt Swiss Alps golf course (The Swiss House Clubhouse and parking spaces)
	Bazweg Bridge	Andermatt	Pedestrian bridge with metal bollards	cards	24	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1999 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles
	Eibodenstrasse bridge	Andermatt	Single lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	30th	Concrete beam bridge, built in 2000 General driving ban: Except for works traffic Top speed 30 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 65 Gottardo Bike (Stage 1 Andermatt – Airolo) and Route 410 Witenwasseren Bike (Andermatt – Andermatt) Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 23 Andermatt – Passo del S. Gottardo), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 10 Andermatt – Gotthard Pass), Route 51 Furka-Höhenweg (Section 2 Furkapass – Andermatt) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 2 Gotthard Pass – Andermatt) Cross-country skiing Route 470 Urserntal-Loipe (Andermatt, Giessen – Hospental – Zumdorf – Realp – Andermatt, Giessen) Winter hiking route 512 Urserntal-Weg (Andermatt – Realp)
	FOEN measuring station footbridge	Andermatt	Private footbridge	cards	30th	Metal truss bridge with lockable gate Federal Office for the Environment : Hydrometric measuring station No. 2087
	Gotthard summit tunnel (crossing under the river)	Andermatt	Double-track railway tunnel	cards		Built 1872–1882 Top speed 120 km / h The Reuss is here exactly above the railway tunnel , which is about 280 m lower
	Bielstrasse bridge	Andermatt	Private single lane road bridge with pipeline on the bridge side	cards	44	Concrete girder bridge with barrier and light signal General driving ban: Military vehicles permitted The former artillery plant now serves as the army's logistics base Access road to Fort Bühl
	Fort Bühl Bridge	Andermatt	Private single lane road bridge	cards	34	Concrete beam bridge with a lockable entrance gate General driving ban: Military vehicles permitted
	Gotthard summit tunnel (crossing under the river)	Andermatt - Urnerloch	Double-track railway tunnel	cards		Built 1872–1882 Top speed 120 km / h The Reuss is here exactly above the railway tunnel , which is about 270 m lower

Upper Urner Reuss Valley

35 bridges and footbridges span the river from the Schöllenen to Gurtnellen.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Schöllenen Bridge	Schöllenen	Single lane road bridge	cards	22nd	Stone arch bridge General driving ban Schöllenen circular route
	Obere Schöllenenbahn Bridge (Devil's Bridge)	Schöllenen	Single-track railway bridge	cards	55	Stone arch bridge, opened in 1917 Matterhorn-Gotthard-Bahn railway line Göschenen – Andermatt
	Gotthard summit tunnel (crossing under the river)	Schöllenen	Double-track railway tunnel	cards		Built 1872–1882 Top speed 120 km / h The Reuss is here exactly above the railway tunnel , which is about 220 m lower
	Second Devil's Bridge (Old Devil's Bridge)	Schöllenen	The old Gotthard road bridge is only used by pedestrians and cyclists today	cards	50	Stone arch bridge worth protecting, built 1820–1830 Mountainbikeland Route 1 Alpine Bike (stage 10 Andermatt – Meiringen) and Route 406 Oberland Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt) Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 22 Wassen – Andermatt), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 9 Wassen – Andermatt) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 3 Andermatt – Wassen) Schöllenen circular route
	First Devil's Bridge ("Stiebender Steg")	Schöllenen	Former Gotthard road bridge	cards		Stone arch bridge, used 1585-1830, in 1888 it collapsed The foundations are still visible on the left bank of the river
	Third Devil's Bridge (New Devil's Bridge)	Schöllenen	Two-lane pass road bridge with sidewalks	cards	90	The arch bridge, which is worthy of protection, built in 1957/58, leads with a wide segment arch over the river and with a small segment arch over the old street Top speed 60 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 1 Alpine Bike (stage 10 Andermatt – Meiringen) and Route 406 Oberland Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt)
	Gotthard summit tunnel (crossing under the river)	Göschenen	Double-track railway tunnel	cards		Built 1872–1882 Top speed 120 km / h The Reuss is here exactly above the railway tunnel , which is about 170 m lower
	Gotthard road tunnel (crossing under the river)	Göschenen	Two-lane highway tunnel with rescue tunnel	cards		Built 1970–1980 Top speed 80 km / h The Reuss is here exactly above the road tunnel , which is about 170 m lower
	Spränggi Bridge (Gotthardstrasse)	Göschenen	Two-lane pass road bridge	cards	24	Stone arch bridge, renovated in 2016 Top speed 60 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 1 Alpine Bike (stage 10 Andermatt – Meiringen) and Route 406 Oberland Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt)
	Häderlis Bridge (Sprenggi Bridge)	Göschenen	Footbridge	cards	40	Historic three-arch stone arch bridge, built in 1649 instead of an older footbridge, destroyed by floods in 1987, faithfully rebuilt in 1991 Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 22 Wassen – Andermatt), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 9 Wassen – Andermatt) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 3 Andermatt – Wassen)
	Middle Schöllenenbahn Bridge (Mättelibrücke)	Göschenen	Single-track railway bridge	cards	62	The stone arch bridge, opened in 1917, renovated in 2004/05, leads with a large segment arch over the river and with a small arch over the mule track. Matterhorn-Gotthard-Bahn railway line Göschenen – Andermatt
	Schöllenenmätteli Bridge (Gotthardstrasse)	Göschenen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	50	Stone arch bridge Top speed 60 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 1 Alpine Bike (stage 10 Andermatt – Meiringen) and Route 406 Oberland Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt) Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 22 Wassen – Andermatt), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 9 Wassen – Andermatt) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 3 Andermatt – Wassen)
	Lower Schöllenenbahn Bridge (Reuss Bridge)	Göschenen	Single-track railway bridge	cards	100	Stone arch bridge, opened in 1917, renovated in 2004/05 Matterhorn-Gotthard-Bahn railway line Göschenen – Andermatt
	SBB bridge	Göschenen	Five-track railway bridge	cards	100	Brook passage Top speed 80 km / h Access to the Gotthard summit tunnel north portal Gotthard mountain route
	Gotthard road tunnel (crossing under the river)	Göschenen	Two-lane highway tunnel with rescue tunnel	cards		Built 1970–1980 Top speed 80 km / h The Reuss is here exactly above the road tunnel , which is only a few meters lower
	Steglaui Bridge (bypass road)	Göschenen	Two-lane road bridge	cards	80	Concrete arch bridge Ban on bicycles and motorbikes Top speed 60 km / h
	Schönibrücke (Gotthardstrasse)	Water	Two-lane road bridge	cards	60	Single-span stone arch bridge worth protecting, consisting of two assembled natural stone arches from different construction periods (1830/1931), renovated in 2007 Top speed 80 km / h Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt)
	Naxberg Bridge	Water	Four-lane motorway bridge (Gotthard motorway north ramp)	cards	225	Reinforced concrete arch bridge, completed in 1980 Top speed: 60 km / h (direction Gotthard), 80 km / h (direction Lucerne)
	Upper Wattinger Bridge	Water	Double track railway bridge	cards	43	Concrete arch bridge Top speed 80 km / h Gotthard mountain route
	Wattingersteg	Water	Footbridge	cards	13	Wooden girder bridge
	Reuss Bridge Wattingen (Gotthardstrasse)	Water	Two-lane road bridge with a sidewalk and pipelines below the carriageway	cards	187	Protective girder bridge, built in 1977, renovated in 2014 With a length of 187 m and a width of 9 m, it is the largest bridge in Uri's cantonal road network Top speed 80 km / h
	Reuss Bridge Wattingen (A2 motorway)	Water	Four-lane motorway bridge (Gotthard motorway north ramp)	cards	100	Box-girder prestressed concrete bridge, built 1975–1978 Top speed: 80 km / h (direction Gotthard), 120 km / h (direction Lucerne)
	Lower Wattinger Bridge	Water	Double track railway bridge	cards	38	Concrete arch bridge, built in 1954 Top speed 80 km / h Gotthard mountain route
	Canyon bridge (floor)	Water	Footbridge	cards	20th	Stone arch bridge with lockable gate on the right side of the river
	Reuss Bridge Wassen (A2 motorway)	Water	Four-lane motorway bridge (Gotthard motorway north ramp)	cards	100	Box-girder girder bridge, completed in 1972, reconstructed in 1987/88 after extreme flood damage Top speed 120 km / h
	Dieden Bridge	Water	Single lane road bridge	cards	46	Steel cable-stayed bridge with mixed system, completed in 1994 The bridge board is suspended from four hook-shaped pylons at the ends of the bridge General driving ban: agricultural vehicles permitted Maximum weight 6 t Mountainbikeland Route 406 Oberland Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg) Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 21 Erstfeld – Wassen), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 8 Altdorf – Wassen) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 4 Wassen – Altdorf)
	Sawmill Bridge	Water	Single lane road bridge	cards	40	Concrete girder bridge Mountainbikeland Route 406 Oberland Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg)
	Pfaffensprung weir footbridge	Water	Private works bridge	cards	6th	Concrete girder bridge
	Pfaffensprung footbridge	Water	Footbridge	cards	8th	Concrete girder bridge
	Pfaffensprungbrücke (Gotthardstrasse)	Water	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	32	Stone arch bridge Top speed 60 km / h Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt) Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 21 Erstfeld – Wassen), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 8 Altdorf – Wassen) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 4 Wassen – Altdorf)
	Wilerbrücke (Dorfstrasse)	Belt fasteners	Two-lane road bridge	cards	30th	The stone arch bridge of medieval origin, which is worth protecting, was widened in 1925 and was reconstructed after the storm in 1987 Top speed 50 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 407 Arni Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg) trail
	Geisssticki Bridge	Belt fasteners	Pedestrian bridge with water pipes on the sides of the bridge	cards	48	Steel arch bridge with grating floor
	Güetli footbridge	Belt fasteners	Footbridge	cards	32	Metal girder bridge with central pillar made of natural stone Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 21 Erstfeld – Wassen), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 8 Altdorf – Wassen) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 4 Wassen – Altdorf)
	Magnificent footbridge	Belt fasteners	Footbridge	cards	15th	Wooden girder bridge Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 21 Erstfeld – Wassen), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 8 Altdorf – Wassen) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 4 Wassen – Altdorf)
	Reuss bridge Felli Süd (A2 motorway)	Belt fasteners	Four-lane motorway bridge (Gotthard motorway north ramp)	cards	70	Prestressed concrete bridge Top speed 120 km / h
	Felli-Steg (Fellital suspension bridge)	Belt fasteners	Footbridge	cards	36	Wooden suspension bridge, built in 2005 Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 21 Erstfeld – Wassen), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 8 Altdorf – Wassen) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 4 Wassen – Altdorf)
	Reuss bridge Felli Nord (A2 motorway)	Belt fasteners	Four-lane motorway bridge (Gotthard motorway north ramp)	cards	70	Prestressed concrete bridge Top speed 120 km / h
	Meitschligen Bridge (Gotthardstrasse)	Belt fasteners	Two-lane road bridge	cards	60	Historic stone arch bridge, renovated in 2016/17 Top speed 80 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 406 Oberland Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt) trail
	Reuss bridge Intschi (A2 motorway)	Silenen-Ried - Gurtnellen	Four-lane motorway bridge (Gotthard motorway north ramp)	cards	150	Box-girder prestressed concrete bridge Top speed 80 km / h
	Intschireussbrücke (Intschitobelbrücke)	Silenen-Ried - Gurtnellen	Double-track railway bridge with a footpath below the carriageway	cards	121	The bridge, newly built in 1975, consists of two single-track concrete hollow boxes, each supported by two supports. A walk-on grating runs between the hollow boxes, which allows a vertical view downwards Top speed 80 km / h

Lower Urner Reuss Valley

16 bridges and footbridges span the river between the Silenen and the Reuss delta near Flüelen and Seedorf.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Plattibrücke (Gotthardstrasse)	Amsteg - Gurtnellen	Two-lane road bridge	cards	80	Natural stone arch bridge worthy of protection, built in 1830, expanded in the 1940s, renovated 2007–2009 Top speed 80 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 402 Talboden Bike (Altdorf (train station) –Altdorf (train station)) and Route 407 Arni Bike (Amsteg – Amsteg) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt)
	Plattischachen Bridge	Amsteg - Gurtnellen	Two-lane road bridge with pedestrian crossing	cards	55	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Connection to the motorway connection A2 «38 Amsteg»
	Butzen Bridge	Amsteg - Gurtnellen	Single-lane road bridge with sidewalks, today mainly used for slow traffic	cards	50	Metal suspension bridge Maximum weight 3.5 t Metal bollards serve as a barrier Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt) trail
	Reuss Bridge Amsteg (A2 motorway)	Amsteg - Gurtnellen	Four-lane motorway bridge	cards	250	Concrete girder bridge Top speed: 80 km / h (direction Gotthard), 120 km / h (direction Lucerne)
	Reuss Bridge Silenen (A2 motorway)	Silenen - belt nelles	Four-lane motorway bridge	cards	150	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 120 km / h
	Blüemlismatt Bridge	Silenen - belt nelles	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	140	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h
	Reuss bridge Erstfeld (model 1936)	Erstfeld	Military railway bridge, has been used for non-motorized traffic since 2013	cards	134	Steel truss bridge with wooden deck The military emergency bridge, built in 1936, was erected over the Reuss in 1993 and served to remove the excavated material from the new underground power plant and the intermediate attack on the Gotthard base tunnel near Amsteg
	Schlossberg Bridge	Erstfeld	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	52	Built in 1998/99, replaced bridge from 1951 Top speed 30 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 402 Talboden Bike (Altdorf (train station) –Altdorf (train station)) and Route 405 Erstfeldertal Bike (Erstfeld – Erstfeld) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt) Wanderland Route 2 Trans Swiss Trail (Section 20 Seelisberg – Erstfeld), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 8 Altdorf – Wassen) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 4 Wassen – Altdorf)
	Reuss bridge Erstfeld (A2 motorway)	Erstfeld	Four-lane motorway bridge	cards	300	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 120 km / h
	Ripshausen Bridge (Niederhofenstrasse)	Erstfeld	Two-lane road bridge with a separated sidewalk	cards	50	Concrete girder bridge Common bike and footpath Top speed 60 km / h Access to the Uri heavy traffic center trail
	Ryyssboogebrugg (Gottardo hiking trail)	Erstfeld	Footbridge	cards	54	Tension band bridge, designed by bridge engineer Jürg Conzett , built in 2020 Connects the Gotthard motorway service station with the Hochweg opposite Gottardo hiking trail
	Attinghauser Bridge	Altdorf - Attinghausen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	48	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Bus stop "Attinghausen Post" Mountainbikeland Route 401 Unterland Bike, Route 403 Isenthal Bike and Route 404 Gitschital Bike (Altdorf (train station) –Altdorf (train station)) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt) Wanderland Route 1 Via Alpina (Section 7 Altdorf (UR) –Engelberg), Route 7 Via Gottardo (Section 8 Altdorf – Wassen) and Route 55 Via Suworow (Section 4 Wassen – Altdorf)
	Seedorfer Bridge	Altdorf - Seedorf	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	140	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h
	Reuss bridge Altdorf (A2 motorway)	Altdorf - Seedorf	Five-lane motorway bridge, two-lane in the direction of Lucerne and three-lane in the direction of Gotthard, with lane «Exit 36 ​​Altdorf»	cards	240	Concrete girder bridge
	Reussbrücke Wyerstrasse (A2 motorway access)	Altdorf - Seedorf	Single-lane road bridge with a separated sidewalk	cards	80	Concrete girder bridge One-way street: Autobahn entrance 36 (direction Lucerne) Top speed 100 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 401 Unterland Bike, Route 403 Isenthal Bike and Route 404 Gitschital Bike (Altdorf (train station) –Altdorf (train station)) Veloland Route 3 North-South Route (Stage 4 Flüelen – Andermatt)
	Reusssteg	Flüelen - Seedorf	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	40	Imposing glued laminated timber arch bridge, built in 1990 Wanderland Route 99 Swiss Path (stage 2 Seelisberg – Flüelen) and Route 603 Urnersee-Uferweg Hiking trail “ Weg der Schweiz ” with the boundary stone “Basel Stadt / Basel Land” in the middle of the bridge

The Reuss flows through Lake Lucerne , from its confluence in the Reuss delta at Flüelen and Seedorf to the outlet at Lucerne , the air distance is 28 km.

Canton lucerne

29 bridges and footbridges span the river from the city of Lucerne to Gisikon.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Pier (Janus Bridge)	Lucerne	Four-lane road bridge with sidewalks, trolleybus overhead lines and bicycle lanes in the middle of the lane	cards	157	Double-web T-beam bridge at the transition from the lake basin to the Reuss, built 1994–1996, replaced reinforced concrete bridge from 1936, the first pier was built in 1869/70 The pier, which connects the old town and new town, is one of the busiest roads in Switzerland Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 38 Lucerne Hinterland – Rigi (Stage 3 Lucerne – Brunnen) Wanderland route 3 Alpenpanorama-Weg (stage 10 Zug – Luzern), route 98 Waldstätterweg (stage 3 Küssnacht – Luzern) and route 560 Lucerne lake shore path (Lucerne – Luzern, Seeburg)
	Chapel Bridge with Water Tower	Lucerne	Footbridge	cards	205	Historic covered wooden bridge, built in the 14th century, is considered the oldest covered wooden bridge in Europe The bridge is listed ( national cultural asset, KGS No. 3729 )
	Rathaussteg	Lucerne	Footbridge	cards	90	Concrete beam bridge with wrought iron railing and stairs, built 1961, renovated in 2014 Transition is not handicapped accessible
	Reuss Bridge (Schnyder Bridge )	Lucerne	Former road bridge, now only used by pedestrians and cyclists	cards	50	Truss bridge with wrought iron railing and fourteen benches is worth preserving The stone Reuss Bridge was first mentioned in 1168, it is the oldest bridge in the city of Lucerne and it is also the oldest bridge over the Reuss The bridge is listed ( cantonal monument register ) Mountainbikeland Route 77 Napf Bike (Section 3 Napf (Stächelegg) –Luzern) Skatingland Route 66 Central Switzerland Skate (Stage 1 Zug – Luzern) Veloland route 3 north-south route (stage 2 Aarau – Luzern), route 9 lakes route (stage 6 Sarnen – Zug), route 24 Emmental – Entlebuch (stage 3 Escholzmatt – Luzern), route 38 Lucerne hinterland – Rigi (stage 2 Willisau – Luzern), Route 56 Seetal – Bözberg (Stage 1 Lucerne – Lenzburg) and Route 67 Wynental Route (Lucerne – Aarau)
	Reuss needle weir footbridge	Lucerne	Private works bridge	cards	110	Metal beam bridge with grating floor (90 m) and wooden beam bridge (20 m) The historic needle weir , built 1858–1861, renovated in 2009–2011, serves to regulate the outflow of Lake Lucerne and to feed the Mühleplatz power station The Mühlesporne Nadelwehr is a listed building ( national cultural asset, KGS No. 10102 )
	Mühlenplatz power station Wehrsteg	Lucerne	Private works bridge	cards	12	Metal girder bridge The canal power station , built in 1888/89, rebuilt in 1998 The small hydropower plant is listed ( cantonal monument register, ID 193c )
	Chaff bridge	Lucerne	Footbridge	cards	110	Historic covered wooden bridge, completed in 1408, torn away from the Reuss in 1566 and rebuilt The bridge is listed ( national cultural asset, KGS No. 3738 )
	Geissmattbrücke (Reussbrücke Gütschstrasse)	Lucerne	Three-lane road bridge with sidewalks, pedestrian and bicycle lanes, two-lane driving direction Bramberg-St. Karli and single-lane driving in the direction of Luzern-Zentrum	cards	60	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Skatingland Route 66 Central Switzerland Skate (Stage 1 Zug – Luzern)
	SBB Geissmatt Bridge	Lucerne	Single-track railway bridge	cards	130	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 80 km / h Lucerne – Immensee railway line , opened in 1897
	Reuss Bridge Lucerne (A2 motorway)	Lucerne	Five-lane motorway bridge, two lanes in the direction of Gotthard and three lanes in the direction of Basel, with lane "Einfahrt 26 Luzern-Zentrum"	cards	120	Concrete girder bridge Maximum speed 80 km / h, entry lane 60 km / h
	Reussbrücke exit 26 Luzern-Zentrum (A2 motorway)	Lucerne	Two-lane motorway bridge	cards	90	Concrete girder bridge One way street Top speed 80 km / h
	St. Karli Bridge	Lucerne	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	55	Box-girder prestressed concrete bridge, built in 2000/01, replaced arch bridge Top speed 50 km / h Veloland route 3 north-south route (stage 2 Aarau – Luzern), route 9 lakes route (stage 6 Sarnen – Zug), route 24 Emmental – Entlebuch (stage 3 Escholzmatt – Luzern), route 38 Lucerne hinterland – Rigi (stage 2 Willisau – Luzern), Route 56 Seetal – Bözberg (Stage 1 Lucerne – Lenzburg) and Route 67 Wynental Route (Lucerne – Aarau) trail
	SBB Bridge Fluhmühle	Lucerne- Reussbühl	Single-track railway bridge	cards	142	Iron truss bridge Top speed 90 km / h Lucerne – Zug – Zurich railway line , opened in 1864
	Ibachbrücke (Reusseggstrasse)	Lucerne -Ibach - Emmenbrücke	Three-lane road bridge with sidewalk, two-lane driving in the direction of Lucerne-Ibach with a branch to the A2 motorway (in the direction of Lucerne)	cards	228	Concrete beam bridge, opened in 1969, renovated in 2008/09 Top speed 60 km / h Bridge also crosses the Kleine Emme and A2 Autobahn
	Sädelbrücke (Grüeblischachenbrücke)	Emmenbrücke	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge with pipelines on the side of the bridge and below the road	cards	70	Iron truss bridge Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles
	Reussbrücke junction Rotsee (A2 motorway)	Ebikon - Emmen	Seven-lane motorway bridge, four-lane driving in the direction of Basel (with two entry lanes from the A14 motorway) and three-lane driving in the direction of Lucerne (with one exit lane to the A14 motorway)	cards	300	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 100 km / h, entry lane 40 km / h (direction Basel) Maximum speed 80 km / h, exit lane 60 km / h (direction Lucerne)
	Reussegg Bridge	Ebikon - Emmen	Three-lane road bridge, two-lane driving towards Ebikon and one-lane driving towards Emmen	cards	450	Concrete girder bridge Ban on bicycles and motorbikes Prohibition for pedestrians Top speed 60 km / h
	Rathausen weir footbridge	Rathausen - Emmen	Private works bridge	cards	60	Metal truss bridge with grating floor and stairs
	Reuss Bridge Rathausen	Emmen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	74	Steel girder composite bridge, built in 2013/14, replaced steel bridge from 1914 Top speed 30 km / h trail
	Rathausenstrasse Bridge (Upper Water Canal)	Rathausen - Emmen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	15th	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 30 km / h trail
	Rathausen -Steg power plant (upper water canal)	Rathausen - Emmen	Private works bridge	cards	15th	Metal truss bridge with grating floor
	Reussbrücke Buchrain (A14 motorway)	Buchrain	Four-lane motorway bridge	cards	250	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 120 km / h
	Motorway Altwegbrücke	Buchrain	Footbridge	cards	200	Concrete girder bridge The footpath runs on the eastern side of the A14 motorway trail
	Reuss Bridge Buchrain	Buchrain	367 Four-lane road bridge	cards	100	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h
	Buchrain bridge for slow traffic	Buchrain	Footbridge	cards	110	Concrete girder bridge Skatingland Route 66 Central Switzerland Skate (Stage 1 Zug – Luzern) trail
	Pearl weir footbridge	Buchrain	Private works bridge	cards	60	Metal truss bridge with stairs
	Rooter Bridge ("Little Golden Gate")	Root	Single lane road bridge	cards	80	Concrete arch bridge, built in 1989 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: agricultural traffic permitted Veloland Route 9 Lakes Route (Stage 6 Sarnen – Zug) trail
	Reuss Bridge Gisikon	Gisikon - Inwil	296 Four-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pipelines below the carriageway	cards	90	Concrete beam bridge, opened in 1974 Top speed 60 km / h Access to the A14 motorway, junction "4 Gisikon Root"
	Gisiker Bridge	Gisikon - Inwil	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	72	Reinforced concrete bridge, built 1933/34, replaced the covered wooden bridge from 1854 Top speed 60 km / h trail

Cantons of Aargau, Zug and Zurich

31 bridges and footbridges span the river between Rotkreuz and Windisch.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Reuss bridge Rotkreuz – Dietwil (A14 motorway)	Rotkreuz - Dietwil	Four-lane motorway bridge	cards	300	Concrete girder bridge The Reuss Bridge is the second highest bridge in the canton of Zug. Top speed 120 km / h
	SBB bridge	Hünenberg - Oberrüti	Double-track railway bridge with footpath	cards	150	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 115 km / h Railway line Olten – Aarau – Rotkreuz Veloland Route 99 Herzroute (Section 7 Willisau – Zug) trail
	Zollweid Bridge	Hünenberg - Sins	Two-lane road bridge	cards	160	Concrete girder bridge, built 1993–1996 Top speed 80 km / h
	Reuss bridge Sins – Hünenberg	Hünenberg - Sins	Single lane road bridge with footpath	cards	80	Historic covered wooden bridge, built 1640/41, rebuilt in 1852, covered footpath created in 1945, roadway paved in 1948 The bridge is protected as a historical monument ( Regional Cultural Property, KGS No. 9895 (Canton Aargau) and KGS No. 7268 (Canton Zug) ) Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles: Except agricultural vehicles Maximum weight 20 t Veloland Route 94 L'Areuse – Emme – Sihl (Stage 5 Hochdorf (Urswil) –Zürich) trail
	Mühlau Reuss Bridge	Hünenberg - Mühlau	Single-lane road bridge with narrow sidewalks	cards	80	Concrete beam bridge, built by Wartmann & Co. , opened in 1940 Right of way before oncoming traffic (direction of travel Mühlau) Give way to oncoming traffic (direction Hünenberg) Maximum speed 80 km / h, maximum weight 8 t Veloland Route 77 Rigi – Reuss – Klettgau (Stage 2 Rotkreuz – Brugg) trail
	Reuss Bridge Obfelden	Obfelden - Merenschwand	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	85	Concrete bridge, built 1971, replaced steel truss bridge from 1876 and covered wooden bridge from 1864 Top speed 80 km / h Veloland Route 84 Mittelländer Hill Route (Stage 4 Muri AG – Zurich) trail
	Reuss Bridge Ottenbach (Muristrasse)	Ottenbach - Merenschwand	299 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	80	Concrete girder bridge , built 1954/55, replaced the iron truss bridge from 1864, which was the only fixed crossing between Bremgarten and Sins Top speed 60 km / h Wanderland Route 526 Reuss-Uferweg (Ottenbach – Rottenschwil)
	Reuss Bridge Werd	Rottenschwil-Werd	Single lane road bridge	cards	90	Concrete beam bridge, opened in 1958, replaced iron footbridge from 1913 Driving ban for trucks Top speed 80 km / h trail
	Rottenschwil bridge over the Reuss	Unterlunkhofen - Rottenschwil	358 single-lane road bridge	cards	90	Protected arched iron bridge, built in 1907, renovated in 2003/04 The bridge is listed ( building and usage regulations of the municipality, ID 909 ) Right of way before oncoming traffic (direction Unterlunkhofen) Give way to oncoming traffic (direction Rottenschwil) Top speed 50 km / h
	Reusssteg Rottenschwil	Unterlunkhofen - Rottenschwil	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	90	Concrete girder bridge, built in 2003/04 trail
	Dominilochsteg	Zufikon - Hermetschwil	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	92	Covered wooden bridge at Hermetschwil Monastery , built in 1988, replaced the open wooden walkway from 1979, which was destroyed by floods in 1984 The Dominolochstäg is one of the longest covered wooden bridges in Switzerland (92.4 m) Ban on animals (horse) trail
	Kraftwerk Zufikon dam bridge	Zufikon - Bremgarten	Pedestrian crossing on the weir crown	cards	155	Concrete dam with pedestrian passage, built 1971–1975 Wanderland Route 42 Aargauer Weg (Stage 6 Bremgarten (AG) –Muri (AG))
	Isenlaufbrücke (Badisteg)	Bremgarten	Footbridge	cards	93	Steel truss bridge, built in 2003 by Losinger Construction AG , previous bridges from 1972 and 1990 destroyed by floods
	Bremgarten railway bridge	Bremgarten	Single-track railway bridge	cards	156	Three-span concrete arch bridge worth protecting, built 1911–1920, renovated in 2011 The bridge is listed ( building and usage regulations of the municipality, ID 902 ) Top speed 60 km / h Railway line Wohlen – Bremgarten – Dietikon
	Bremgarten Reuss Bridge	Bremgarten	Single lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	100	Covered wooden bridge worthy of protection, built 1544–1549, demolished and rebuilt with a wider prestressed concrete deck 1953–1957 The bridge is a listed building ( regional cultural property, KGS no.73 ) Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: Excludes journeys by public services such as ambulance, police, etc., as well as journeys authorized by the police Top speed 20 km / h Veloland Route 77 Rigi – Reuss – Klettgau (Stage 2 Rotkreuz – Brugg) trail
	Bruggmühle-Steg power plant	Bremgarten	Footbridge with metal bollards	cards	25th	Concrete girder bridge Access to the Reuss Island and the Bruggmühle Museum Power Plant
	Military bridge (Friedhofstrasse)	Bremgarten	Two-lane road bridge with separated sidewalks and utility lines in the box girder	cards	85	Concrete beam bridge, built 1963/64, renovated in 2012, replaced wooden bridge from 1952, a little further up the river Reduced winter service Top speed 50 km / h The only access to the lower town of Bremgarten Veloland Route 77 Rigi – Reuss – Klettgau (Stage 2 Rotkreuz – Brugg)
	Risibrücke (ARA bridge)	Bremgarten	Pedestrian and pipe bridge with two sewer pipes below the pedestrian level	cards	84	Steel cable-stayed bridge with wooden floor, built 1975/76, renovated in 2018 The wastewater from the municipalities of Berikon, Widen, Zufikon and Bremgarten is directed to the sewage treatment plant in the boiler via the green ARA bridge trail
	Reuss Bridge Struss (Bremgarten bypass road)	Eggenwil - Bremgarten	Two-lane road bridge with a separated sidewalk	cards	205	Five-span reinforced concrete bridge, opened in 1994 Top speed 80 km / h
	Uferweg footbridge (Eggenwiler Sporen)	Bremgarten	Footbridge	cards	32	Steel truss bridge with grating floor and metal barriers Transition leads to an island that used to be a dam. The dam, once continuously accessible, was torn open in 2007 and has become an island. Riverside path not continuous
	Old Reuss Bridge Gnadenthal	Stetten - Niederwil	Former single-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	70	Steel truss bridge built in 1909, completely dismantled in 2016 after the opening of the new bridge with the exception of the bridgehead
	Reuss Bridge Gnadenthal	Stetten - Niederwil	413 Two-lane road bridge with footpath and bicycle path	cards	100	A steel-concrete composite bridge built in 2015/16 is located downstream of the old bridge Top speed 80 km / h
	Städtlisteg (Soldatebrugg)	Mellingen	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	58	Wooden beam bridge, built in 1999, replaced the soldier's bridge from 1993
	Reuss Bridge Mellingen	Mellingen	279 268 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	55	Steel bridge with concrete deck, built in 1928, replaced the covered wooden bridge from 1794 The Reuss Gate by the bridge is a listed building ( building and usage regulations of the municipality, ID 5.0.7 ) Top speed 50 km / h trail
	Gruemet footbridge	Mellingen - Wohlenschwil	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge with pipelines below the road	cards	90	Metal girder bridge with grating floor, built in 1975 On the underside, the pipes were installed in which the wastewater from Mägenwil, Wohlenschwil, Tägerig, Birrhard and the left-hand municipality of Mellingens is pumped into the WWTP on the right-hand side of the Reuss Veloland Route 34 Alter Bernerweg (Stage 4 Zofingen (Oftringen) –Baden)
	Mellingen railway bridge	Mellingen - Wohlenschwil	Double track railway bridge	cards	193	Reinforced concrete composite bridge, opened in 1877, renovated in 1932 and 1972/73 With a height of around 50 meters above water, it is still the highest railway bridge in Aargau today Top speed 140 km / h Railway lines Zurich – Heitersberg – Lenzburg and Wettingen – Lenzburg
	Reussbrücke Birmenstorf (A1 / A3 motorway)	Birmenstorf - Mülligen	Six-lane motorway bridge	cards	260	Box-girder prestressed concrete bridge, built in 1968 Top speed 100 km / h
	Birmenstorf Bridge	Birmenstorf - Mülligen	420 Single-lane road bridge with sidewalk and pipeline below the roadway	cards	70	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1949, replaced wooden bridge built by a pontooner battalion in place of a ferry in 1940 Right of way in front of oncoming traffic (direction Mülligen) Give way to oncoming traffic (direction Birmenstorf) Top speed 80 km / h Veloland Route 5 Mittelland Route (Stage 3 Kloten – Aarau) trail
	Reuss Bridge Windisch –habenstorf (customs bridge)	Gibstorf - Windisch	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	70	Prestressed concrete bridge, built in 1982, replaced the three-arched stone bridge from 1834 Danger of skidding on icy roads Top speed 60 km / h The toll bridge is the bronze sculpture "The Flösser" of Eduard Spörri decorated
	Windisch power station, weir footbridge	Windisch	Private works bridge	cards	190	Two metal girder bridges (150 m and 40 m) with stairs
	Reusssteg Windisch – Gibstorf (Spinnereisteg)	Gibstorf - Windisch	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	90	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1916, stabilized in 2019, new construction planned Skatingland Route 3 Mittelland Skate (Stage 5 Kloten (Airport) –Brugg) Wanderland Route 5 Jurahöhenweg (Stage 1 Dielsdorf – Brugg)
	SBB-Reussbrücke Turgi (railway bridge Windisch – Gibstorf)	Gibstorf - Windisch	Double-track railway bridge with footpath and bike path	cards	93	Natural stone arch bridge, built 1855/56 Top speed 110 km / h Railway line Zurich – Baden – Brugg – Aarau Wanderland Route 42 Aargauer Weg (Stage 4 Brugg – Mellingen) Industrial culture trail Limmat – Wasserschloss (stage 5 industrial buildings in the Brugg – Windisch region)

Web links

Commons : Reuss Bridges  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

References and comments

1. ↑ ^{a b} The year of construction is visible on the outer side of the bridge
2. ↑ Hydrometric measuring station No. 2087. Federal Office for the Environment FOEN, accessed on March 6, 2019 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b} Schöllenen circular route. Andermatt-Urserntal Tourismus GmbH, accessed on August 13, 2020 . 
4. ↑ ^{a b} Andermatt inventory list. (PDF) Canton Uri: Cantonal protection inventory, accessed on March 9, 2019 . 
5. ↑ Route UR 1.2.7 First Devil's Bridge, Stiebender Steg. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
6. ↑ ^{a b} Route UR 1.3.1 Kunststrasse 1830, Göschenen - Bruggwald. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
7. ↑ Route UR 1.2.4 Häderlis Bridge - Spränggi. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
8. ↑ Häderlis Bridge. Structurae, October 18, 2002, accessed March 18, 2019 . 
9. ↑ ^{a b} Extensive renovation of the Reuss bridges. Urner Wochenblatt, September 20, 2005, accessed on March 11, 2019 . 
10. ↑ Route UR 3.4.10 Artificial Road Àgensteinwald - Schöni. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
11. ^ Rehabilitation of the Reuss Bridge at Schöni, Wassen. Synaxis AG, accessed on March 11, 2019 . 
12. ↑ Naxberg Bridge. Structurae, July 27, 2020, accessed August 14, 2020 . 
13. ↑ Upper Wattinger Bridge. Structurae, October 21, 2004, accessed August 14, 2020 . 
14. ↑ Wattingersteg. SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 12, 2019 . 
15. ↑ ^{a b c} Our reference projects. Conzeptra GmbH, Aarau, accessed on March 19, 2019 . 
16. ↑ Wattingen Reuss Bridge. Structurae, October 21, 2004, accessed March 13, 2019 . 
17. ↑ Lower Wattinger Bridge. Structurae, October 21, 2004, accessed August 14, 2020 . 
18. ↑ Reuss Bridge Wassen. Structurae, October 19, 2004, accessed March 13, 2019 . 
19. ^ Reussbrücke Wassen reconstruction 1987/88. (PDF) Bauamt Uri, engineering structures department, accessed on August 14, 2020 . 
20. ↑ Diedensteg. Structurae, October 16, 2002, accessed March 13, 2019 . 
21. ↑ Footbridges and footbridges in Switzerland. Karl Gotsch, accessed on August 14, 2020 . 
22. ↑ Route 3.4.6 Artificial Road Surüti - Höhi. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
23. ↑ track UR Gurtnellen 3.2.9 / Heimigen - Wiler. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
24. ↑ At the Fellibachtobel. SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 15, 2019 . 
25. ↑ track UR 3.4.5 engineered road Meitschligen - Surüti. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
26. ↑ Route UR 3.4.3 Kunststrasse Amsteg - Intschi. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
27. ↑ Repair of the Plattibrücke Amsteg, 2007–2009. (PDF) Henauer Gugler AG, accessed on March 19, 2019 . 
28. ↑ Military emergency bridges for works track. (PDF) Swiss Engineer and Architect Year 1994 No. 32, August 4, 1994, accessed on March 17, 2019 . 
29. ^ Schlossbergbrücke, Erstfeld. Synaxis AG, accessed on August 16, 2020 . 
30. ↑ The opening year "1999" is visible on the outside of the bridge
31. ↑ Start of construction Ryyssboogäbriggä. www.lokalhelden.ch, accessed on March 19, 2019 . 
32. ↑ Ryyssboogebrugg Gottardo hiking trail. Gottardo hiking trail, accessed August 16, 2020 . 
33. ^ Reuss Bridge, Flüelen Seedorf. SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 18, 2019 . 
34. ↑ Swiss Path, “Basel Stadt / Basel Land” boundary stone. Wikimedia Commons, accessed August 17, 2020 . 
35. ↑ New pier. Structurae, April 18, 2003, accessed August 17, 2020 . 
36. ↑ Lucerne pier. In: www.e-periodica.ch. Swiss Engineer and Architect, Volume 115 (1997), accessed April 7, 2019 . 
37. ↑ Renovation of the Rathaussteg. (PDF) City of Lucerne, September 17, 2014, accessed on August 17, 2020 . 
38. ↑ The Reuss Bridge - the first bridge over the Reuss. Pilatus Today, July 7, 2015, accessed on August 18, 2020 . 
39. ↑ The Reuss weir. Lucerne Tourism, accessed on August 18, 2020 . 
40. ↑ St. Karli Bridge. Structurae, accessed May 3, 2019 . 
41. ↑ EMMEN: The Ibachbrücke is now completed. Luzerner Zeitung, October 26, 2009, accessed on August 18, 2020 . 
42. ↑ REUSSBRÜCKE TOWN HALLS. (PDF) Anliker AG Bauunternehmung, accessed on August 19, 2020 . 
43. ↑ The Rooter «Little Golden Gate». Luzerner Rundschau, October 2, 2014, accessed on August 19, 2020 . 
44. ^ History of the municipality of Gisikon. Municipality of Gisikon, accessed on August 19, 2020 . 
45. ^ Route LU 21 Gisikon - Sins. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
46. ↑ Reuss Bridge Sins. SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on April 29, 2019 . 
47. ↑ haul AG 24.2.3 Sins; Ferry and bridge. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
48. ↑ History and coat of arms. Website of the municipality of Mühlau, accessed on August 20, 2020 . 
49. ^ Route AG 970 Merenschwand - Obfelden. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on August 20, 2020 . 
50. ^ Reuss bridge Obfelden Merenschwand (AG / ZH). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on August 20, 2020 . 
51. ^ Line ZH 1110 Ottenbach - Muri / Tümpelen. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on August 20, 2020 . 
52. ↑ ^{a b c} 101 years of the Reuss Bridge Rottenschwil-Unterlunkhofen. Festival guide to the bridge festival on 30./31. August 2008, Rottenschwil municipal office
53. ^ Route AG 54.3 Oberfeld - Rottenschwil - Unterlunkhofen. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
54. ↑ This bridge lasts five times longer than the old one. Aargauer Zeitung, May 30, 2015, accessed on August 20, 2020 . 
55. ↑ Dominilochstäg. SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on April 30, 2019 . 
56. ↑ Bremgarten-Zufikon dam. Structurae, March 1, 2003, accessed August 22, 2020 . 
57. ↑ A construction badge with the year of construction "2003" is attached to the bridge. Wikimedia Commons, accessed August 20, 2020 . 
58. ↑ ^{a b c} Bremgarten City Museum, exhibition "Over seven bridges. Bridges in Bremgarten and their stories", 2013–2015
59. ↑ Bremgarten Reuss Bridge. SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on April 30, 2019 . 
60. ↑ haul AG 27.1.1 Old Bremgartenstrasse, Reuss transition. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
61. ↑ Army has Reuss Bridge renovated for 650,000 francs. Aargauer Zeitung, June 28, 2012, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
62. ↑ Reuss strollers watch out: The Risi Bridge will be closed until June. Aargauer Zeitung, April 18, 2018, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
63. ^ Reuss bridge Struss, Bremgarten bypass, Bremgarten. (PDF) MWV Bauingenieure AG, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
64. ↑ Bremgarten: 5 kilometers of road for 81 million francs. Aargauer Zeitung, March 22, 2013, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
65. ^ River meanders in the lower Reuss valley. (PDF) Auenschutzpark Aargau, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
66. ↑ haul AG 682 Busslignen - Stetten - Gnadental - Niederwil. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on October 17, 2019 . 
67. ↑ REPLACEMENT REUSSBRÜCKE, GNADENTHAL. (PDF) Bänziger Partner AG, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
68. ↑ New bridge in operation - the bottleneck in Gnadenthal has been eliminated. Aargauer Zeitung, June 13, 2016, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
69. ↑ Städtli-Steg. SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on May 2, 2019 . 
70. ↑ Emergency Bridge-Soldiers Bridge-Städtlisteg. Photo archive Mellingen, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
71. ↑ ^{a b} Bridges - all Reuss crossings. Photo archive Mellingen, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
72. ^ Reuss Bridge Mellingen (AG). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
73. ↑ Railway Reuss Bridge. Photo archive Mellingen, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
74. ↑ Information boards with the year of construction "1949" are attached to both sides of the bridge. Wikimedia Commons, accessed August 21, 2020 . 
75. ^ Felix Müller (Brugg): Mülligen. Historical Lexicons of Switzerland (HLS), June 25, 2007, accessed on August 21, 2020 . 
76. ↑ Route AG 3.4 Early modern route between Gibstorf and Windisch. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on August 22, 2020 . 
77. ↑ Zollbrücke Gibstorf: bronze sculpture "Der Flösser". Wikimedia Commons, accessed August 22, 2020 . 
78. ↑ Risk of collapse in the event of flooding: The Reuss Bridge must be replaced. Aargauer Zeitung, December 28, 2019, accessed on August 22, 2020 .