List of bridges across the Sitter

 Map with all coordinates of the crossings: OSM | WikiMap

The list of bridges over the Sitter contains the bridges from the confluence of the source brooks Wissbach and Schwendibach near Weissbad to the confluence with Bischofszell in the Thur .

image	Surname	place	function	location	Remarks
	Nanisaustrasse Bridge	Steinegg	Single lane road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge General driving ban: bumpers allowed Wanderland Route 992: Appenzeller Rundweg, Appenzell – Appenzell
	Sittersteg	Steinegg	Footbridge	cards	Covered wooden bridge, built in 1989 Wanderland Route 44: Appenzeller Weg, stage 1 Rankweil (A) –Appenzell Hiking route 990: Appenzeller Kapellenweg, Appenzell – Appenzell Wanderland Route 992: Appenzeller Rundweg, Appenzell – Appenzell Vita Parcours Appenzell
	St. Anna Bridge (Weissbadstrasse)	Appenzell	458 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built in 2010 with prefabricated concrete parts, replaces bridge from 1886 Top speed 50 km / h Mountain bike routes around Appenzell: Route 7 Appenzell – Kamor – Brülisau and Route 8 Appenzell – Lehmen – Schwägalp – Urnäsch Wanderland Route 44: Appenzeller Weg, stage 1 Rankweil (A) –Appenzell Hiking route 990: Appenzeller Kapellenweg, Appenzell – Appenzell Wanderland Route 992: Appenzeller Rundweg, Appenzell – Appenzell
	Appenzeller Bahnen Bridge (Wasserauenbahnbrücke)	Appenzell	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Truss bridge, completed in 1912 Gossau SG – Appenzell-Wasserauen railway line
	Appenzeller Badi footbridge	Appenzell	Footbridge with stairs	cards	Concrete girder bridge
	Appenzeller Bahnen Viaduct	Appenzell	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Iron truss bridge with arched top chord, built in 1902/04 Railway line Appenzell – St. Gallen – Trogen
	Bleaching bridge	Appenzell	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Concrete arch bridge with wooden railing Ban on animals (horses)
	Metzibrücke (village bridge)	Appenzell	458 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pedestrian corridor	cards	Historic sandstone double arch bridge with breakwaters, built in 1844/45 Top speed 30 km / h Mountainbikeland Route 2: Panorama Bike, Stage 2 Trogen – Appenzell Mountainbikeland Route 825: Appenzell – Rheintal Bike, Appenzell – Altstätten Veloland route 4 : Alpine panorama route, stage 1 St. Margrethen – Appenzell Veloland Route 222 : Culinary Appenzeller Route, Appenzell – Haslen – Urnäsch – Appenzell Wanderland Route 3: Alpine Panorama Trail, Stage 2 Trogen – Appenzell Wanderland Route 44: Appenzeller Weg, stage 1 Rankweil (A) –Appenzell Wanderland Route 992: Appenzeller Rundweg, Appenzell – Appenzell
	Target bridge	Appenzell	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Wooden arch bridge Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: shuttle service permitted Hiking route 990: Appenzeller Kapellenweg, Appenzell – Appenzell
	Relief road bridge	Appenzell	408 Three-lane road bridge with bicycle lane markings and sidewalks (single lane direction Appenzell-Ziel, two-lane direction Appenzell-Zentrum with branch lane)	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 60 km / h Veloland route 4 : Alpine panorama route, stage 1 St. Margrethen – Appenzell Veloland Route 99 : Heart Route , Section 12 Herisau – Altstätten
	Mettlen Bridge (Haslenstrasse)	Appenzell	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Reinforced concrete girder bridge, built in 1976 Top speed 50 km / h Mountain bike routes around Appenzell: Route 4 Appenzell – Saul – Schlatt, Route 5 Appenzell – Gais – Hoher Hirschberg and Route 6 Appenzell – Hoher Hirschberg – Eggerestand Veloland route 4 : Alpine panorama route, stage 1 St. Margrethen – Appenzell Veloland Route 99 : Heart Route , Section 12 Herisau – Altstätten
	Alte-Mettlenbrücke	Appenzell	Footbridge	cards	Historic covered wooden bridge, built 1766, renovated in 1976 and 2014
	Leaflet bridge	Appenzell	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Wooden arch bridge with concrete foundations, built in 2016 by the military and civil defense, awarded the Prix Rando in 2018 Ban on animals (horses) Hiking trail exploration tour around Appenzell
	Chicken coop bridge	Gonten	Chicken run	cards	Wooden beam bridge Transition to Lankmühle Island
	Lankmühle Bridge	Gonten	Dirt road bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge Transition to Lankmühle Island
	Lankbrücke	Appenzell - Gonten	Single lane road bridge	cards	Covered wooden bridge, built in 1480 Maximum weight 3.5 t, maximum height 2.5 m Hiking route 990: Appenzeller Kapellenweg, Appenzell – Appenzell
	Stefi-Trönzig-Steg	Haslen AI - Enggenhütten	Footbridge	cards	Steel truss bridge trail
	Cunning bridge	Haslen AI - Stein AR	Single lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Covered wooden bridge, built in 1997, replaced bridge from 1950 In 2003 the canton border point was measured and marketed with a bridge plaque Right of way in front of the oncoming traffic (direction Haslen AI) Give way to oncoming traffic (direction Stein AR) Top speed 80 km / h Veloland Route 42 : Appenzeller Route, stage 1 St. Gallen – Gais Veloland Route 99 : Heart Route , Section 12 Herisau – Altstätten Veloland Route 222 : Culinary Appenzeller Route, Appenzell – Haslen – Urnäsch – Appenzell Veloland route 998 : Appenzell scenic route, Heiden – St.Gallen
	Würzensteg	Haslen AI - Stein AR	Footbridge	cards	Steel truss arch bridge trail
	Power bridge	Haslen AI - Stein AR	Footbridge with stairs	cards	Steel truss bridge In 2003 the canton border point was measured and marketed with a bridge plaque Transition is not handicapped accessible Wanderland Route 22: Appenzellerland culture trail, stage 2, Stein AR – Trogen
	Gmündertobel Bridge (Schwanenbrücke)	Teufen AR - Stein AR	463 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Historic reinforced concrete arch bridge, built in 1907/08, renovated in 2011/14 Top speed 80 km / h
	Zweibruggen-Hüsli Bridge	Teufen AR - Stein AR	Footbridge	cards	Historic covered wooden bridge, built in 1787 St. Galler Brückenweg hiking trail
	Haggen Bridge	St. Gallen-Haggen - Stein AR	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Historic steel truss bridge, built 1936/37, renovated in 2010 Prohibition for motor vehicles and motorcycles: Permitted with written authorization Veloland Route 42 : Appenzeller Route, stage 1 St. Gallen – Gais Veloland Route 99 : Heart Route , Section 12 Herisau – Altstätten Veloland route 998 : Appenzell scenic route, Heiden – St.Gallen
	Kubel Bridge (Abbot Bridge)	St. Gallen-Haggen - Stein AR	Single lane road bridge	cards	Historic covered wooden bridge, built around 1800 General driving ban: residents permitted Maximum weight 4 t St. Galler Brückenweg hiking trail
	SOB-Sitter Viaduct	St. Gallen-Haggen - Stein AR	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Historic arch and truss bridge, built in 1908/10 Top speed 85 km / h St. Gallen – Wattwil railway line
	SAK cavern bridge	St. Gallen-Bruggen - St. Gallen-Winkeln	Single-lane works bridge	cards	Concrete girder bridge, built 1973 Direct access to the cavern headquarters of the St. Gallisch-Appenzell power plants Access for factory staff only
	SBB Sitter Viaduct	St. Gallen-Bruggen - St. Gallen-Winkeln	Double-track railway bridge with attached pedestrian and bicycle footbridge (Gübsenweg) on ​​the south side	cards	Historic stamped concrete arch bridge, built 1924/25 Top speed 140 km / h St. Gallen – Winterthur railway line Veloland Route 26 : Eastern Switzerland Wine Route, Stage 2 Weinfelden – St. Gallen Veloland route 33 : Carthusian-Fürstenland route, stage 2 Wil SG – Rorschach Veloland Route 75 : Orchard Route, Stage 1 Arbon – Herisau Veloland Route 99 : Heart Route , Section 12 Herisau – Altstätten
	Kraerner Bridge	St. Gallen-Bruggen - St. Gallen-Winkeln	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and customs house	cards	Historic double-arched sandstone bridge, built 1808/11, renovated in 1960/76 The toll house at the eastern end of the bridge, built in 1778, was used by the canton to collect the bridge toll until the 18th century Top speed 50 km / h Wanderland Route 4: ViaJacobi, Stage 1 Rorschach – Herisau
	Fürstenlandbrücke (Zürcher-Strasse)	St. Gallen-Bruggen - St. Gallen-Winkeln	Two-lane road bridge with separated pedestrian and bicycle paths	cards	Historic reinforced concrete arch bridge, built 1937/41 Top speed 60 km / h
	Billenbergweg footbridge	St. Gallen-Bruggen - St. Gallen-Winkeln	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	Steel truss bridge, built in 1879 as a wooden structure, replaced by iron girders in 1924 and renewed in 2002 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles Ban on animals (horses) St. Galler Brückenweg hiking trail
	Rechenwald Bridge	St. Gallen-Bruggen	Single lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Prestressed concrete girder bridge, built in 1976 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: shuttle service permitted Top speed 50 km / h FOEN hydrometric measuring station No. 2468 St. Gallen, Bruggen / Au is located below the bridge St. Galler Brückenweg hiking trail
	Rake	St. Gallen-Bruggen	Footbridge	cards	Steel suspension bridge, built in 1882 General driving ban: All driving, riding, driving cattle and swinging on this bridge is prohibited St. Galler Brückenweg hiking trail
	A1-Sitter Viaduct	St. Gallen-Lachen - St. Gallen-Bruggen	Two three-lane road bridges with pedestrian and bicycle footbridges attached below the road	cards	Concrete girder bridges, built 1980/87 Top speed 100 km / h Skatingland Route 65: St. Gallen Skate, Rorschach – Bischofszell
	Filtrox Bridge	St. Gallen-Lachen - St. Gallen-Bruggen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built 1980, replaced truss bridge from 1877 Prohibition for motor vehicles and motorcycles: shuttle service and FILTROX company permitted Top speed 40 km / h St. Galler Brückenweg hiking trail
	Spisegg Bridge	St. Gallen - St. Josefen	Footbridge	cards	Historic covered wooden bridge, built 1778/79 Sign "The use of the wooden bridge Spisegg requires a permit for all occasions." St. Galler Brückenweg hiking trail
	Neue-Spiseggbrücke (Spisegger Strassenbrücke)	St. Gallen - St. Josefen	56 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built 1963/64 Top speed 50 km / h St. Galler Brückenweg hiking trail
	Sitterwaldsteg	St. Gallen - Engelburg	Footbridge with a water pipe	cards	Steel truss bridge
	Hätterensteg	St. Gallen - Engelburg	Footbridge	cards	Steel truss bridge, built in 1920 by Bell Maschinenfabrik General driving ban: All riding and driving cattle on this bridge is prohibited Access to the Sitterhöfli animal shelter trail
	Alder wood bridge	Wittenbach - Bernhardzell	Single lane road bridge	cards	Steel arch truss bridge Maximum speed 80 km / h, maximum weight 3 t trail
	Leebrücke	Wittenbach - Bernhardzell	39 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Box-girder prestressed concrete bridge, totally renovated in 2016/18 spin danger Top speed 70 km / h
	Tub bridge	Wittenbach - Bernhardzell	Single lane road bridge	cards	Historic covered wooden bridge, built around 1800, restored in 1967, renovated in 1988/89 Maximum weight 7 t trail
	Sturzwis bridge	Häggenschwil - Bernhardzell	Footbridge	cards	Steel truss bridge trail
	Hilterenbrücke-Süd	Häggenschwil - Bernhardzell	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and barriers	cards	Concrete girder bridge General driving ban: Federal vehicles and shuttle service permitted Access to the Hiltern practice village of the Bernhardzell military training area
	Hilteren Bridge North	Häggenschwil - Bernhardzell	Two-lane road bridge with pavement and barrier	cards	Concrete girder bridge General driving ban: Federal vehicles and shuttle service permitted Barrier with sign "STOP - SHOOTING DANGER No entry" Access to the Hiltern practice village of the Bernhardzell military training area
	Rothen Bridge	Häggenschwil - St. Pelagiberg	Two-lane road bridge	cards	Concrete arch bridge, built 1910/11 by Westermann & Co. AG St. Gallen, renovated in 1986 by Ing. Greuter AG Zurich Maximum speed 80 km / h, maximum weight 28 t trail
	Altenbrücke	Zihlschlacht-Sitterdorf - Hauptwil-Gottshaus	Dirt road bridge	cards	Covered wooden bridge with Eternit roof, built in 1971 by R. Kummer-Wyss Notice board «PRIVATE all liability is rejected»
	Leutswilerbrücke	Leutswil - Eberswil	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	Reinforced concrete girder bridge, built in 2008, replaced bridge from 1911 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 5 : Mittelland Route, Stage 1 Romanshorn – Wil (SG) trail
	SBB Sitter Bridge	Sitterdorf - Bischofszell	Single-track railway bridge	cards	Steel truss bridge, built in 1874, renovated in 2007 Top speed 95 km / h St. Gallen – Weinfelden railway line
	Sitterbrücke (Grabenstrasse)	Bischofszell	470 Two-lane road bridge with bicycle lane markings and sidewalks	cards	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Skatingland Route 65: St. Gallen Skate, Rorschach – Bischofszell Veloland Route 26 : Eastern Switzerland Wine Route, Stage 2 Weinfelden – St. Gallen
	Sittersteg	Bischofszell	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge with sewage pipes	cards	Concrete beam bridge, built 1973 as a pipe bridge, renovated in 2009 Ban on motor vehicles and motorcycles trail

Web links

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ Sittersteg Steinegg (AI). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
2. ↑ Vitaparcours Appenzell. OpenStreetMap, accessed March 17, 2020 . 
3. ^ Bridge St. Anna, Appenzell. (PDF) Frickbau AG Schaan FL, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
4. ↑ ^{a b} Mountain bike routes around Appenzell. (PDF) Appenzellerland Tourism, accessed on March 17, 2020 . 
5. ^ Bridge of the Wasserauenbahn (Haggen, 1912). Structurae, April 1, 2005, accessed March 13, 2020 . 
6. ↑ New crossing aid on the Metzibrücke. appenzell.24.ch, November 4, 2016, accessed on March 18, 2020 . 
7. ↑ route AI 1.2.1, Metzi bridge. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
8. ↑ Metzibrugg. ortsnames.ch, accessed on March 18, 2020 . 
9. ↑ Metzibrücke in Appenzell: Condition analysis and repair, project work 2013. (PDF) HSR Hochschule für Technik Rapperswil, accessed on March 18, 2020 . 
10. ↑ Mettlenstrasse bridge (Mettlenstrasse, 1766). Structurae, April 1, 2005, accessed March 13, 2020 . 
11. ↑ Mettlenbrücke Appenzell (AI). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
12. ↑ The new Sitter crossing is called «Blättlibrücke». appenzell24.ch, November 8, 2016, accessed on March 18, 2020 . 
13. ↑ Appenzell wooden footbridge (AI). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
14. ↑ Winner Prix Rando 2018: Pedestrian Bridge Appenzell. Swiss hiking trails, accessed on March 15, 2020 . 
15. ↑ Exploration tour around Appenzell. Swiss hiking trails, accessed on March 15, 2020 . 
16. ↑ Lankbrücke Appenzell (AI). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
17. ↑ Sitter bridge in the list Stone, Haslen (AR). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
18. ^ Gmündertobel Bridge (Teufen / Stein, 1908). Structurae, November 11, 2001, accessed March 13, 2020 . 
19. ^ Great bridge in Zweibruggen (AR). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
20. ↑ gap SG 606.0.1, two Bruggen, "Bridge Ensemble", Sitter bridge. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
21. ↑ Hagge bridge (Sankt Gallen / Stein, 1937). Structurae, March 19, 2014, accessed March 13, 2020 . 
22. ↑ gap SG 606.0.1, Two Bruggen, "Bridge Ensemble", footbridge Haggen Stone. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
23. ↑ Exemption for driving over the Haggenbrücke. Website of the municipality of Stein, accessed on March 19, 2020 . 
24. ↑ Sitterbrücke in Kubel (SG). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
25. ↑ route AR 10.1.2, Kubel, Sitter bridge. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
26. ↑ gap SG 50.1.1, Kubel, Sitter bridge. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
27. ^ Sitter Viaduct (Herisau / Stein, 1910). Structurae, April 1, 2005, accessed March 13, 2020 . 
28. ↑ gap SG 41.1.1, Chräzerenbrücke. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
29. ↑ Hydrometric measuring station No. 2468. Federal Office for the Environment FOEN, accessed on March 16, 2020 . 
30. ↑ Spiseggbrücke Gaiserwaldstrasse (SG). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
31. ↑ gap SG 62.0.1, Old Spiseggbrücke. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
32. ↑ Factory plate from Brückenbau & Maschinenfabrik AG Th. Bell & Cie Kriens, built in 1920, is attached to the bridge.
33. ↑ Sitterhöfli animal hotel / animal shelter. Sitterhöfli animal shelter website, accessed on March 19, 2020 . 
34. ↑ REPAIR OF THE SITTER LEE BRIDGE, WITTENBACH. Borgogno Eggenberger + Partner AG Bauingenieure St. Gallen, accessed on March 20, 2020 . 
35. ↑ tub bridge Witten stream (SG). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
36. ↑ gap SG 1012.0.1, bath tray. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
37. ↑ ^{a b} THE STORY OF HAUPTWIL-GOTTSHAUS. Website of the community of Hauptwil-Gottshaus, accessed on March 17, 2020 . 
38. ↑ Corresponding badges are attached to the bridge.
39. ↑ Sitter Bridge Old Sittersdorf (TG). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on March 13, 2020 . 
40. ↑ SBB SORENTAL AND SITTER BRIDGE SITTERDORF 2007. Borgogno Eggenberger + Partner AG Bauingenieure St. Gallen, accessed on March 20, 2020 . 
41. ↑ So that he can withstand the floods. St. Galler Tagblatt, August 8, 2009, accessed on March 20, 2020 .