List of bridges over the Töss

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The list of bridges over the Töss contains the crossings of the Vorderen Töss and the Hinteren Töss as well as the bridges from the confluence of the two source streams at the Tössschedi to the confluence with the Rhine at Tössegg .

Bridge list

97 bridges cross the river: 58 road bridges, 25 pedestrian crossings, 6 railway bridges, 5 alluvial bridges and 3 pipe bridges.

Vordere Töss (Vorder Töss, Vordertöss)

4 bridges and footbridges span the Vordere Töss.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Schwämitobel Bridge	Hintergoldingen	Dirt road bridge	cards	8th	Girder bridge trail
	Bridge Vordere Töss (Vorderer Tössweg)	Forest	Single lane road bridge	cards	5	Concrete arch bridge worth preserving with a flat segment floor, built in 1902, widened around 2000, replaced a low-lying wooden bridge It is one of the oldest existing concrete bridges in the Canton of Zurich Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: access to the management is permitted trail
	Vordertöss footbridge	Forest	Footbridge	cards	6th	Wooden beam bridge with railing on one side and stairs Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: Numbers 120-304 Transition is not handicapped accessible
	Tössscheidi footbridge	Forest	Footbridge	cards	10	Concrete beam bridge with wooden railing on one side trail

Hintere Töss (Hinter Töss, Hindertöss)

4 bridges and footbridges span the Hintere Töss.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Neurüti footbridge	Hintergoldingen	Footbridge	cards	7th	Girder bridge trail
	Tobelbueben bridge	Steg in the Tösstal - forest	Dirt road bridge	cards	6th	Concrete girder bridge without handrail trail
	Bachscheidi Bridge	Steg in the Tösstal - forest	Single lane road bridge	cards	10	Reinforced concrete girder bridge without railing Driving ban for motor vehicles and motorcycles: On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays - access to the management is permitted trail
	Tössscheidi bridge	Steg in the Tösstal - forest	Single lane road bridge	cards	10	Concrete arch bridge, well worth preserving, with a flat arch with an oblique vault and massive end walls, built in 1899 It is probably the oldest existing exposed concrete bridge in the Canton of Zurich Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: access to the management is permitted trail

Upper Tösstal

51 bridges and footbridges span the river in the Upper Tösstal.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Vine hole footbridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Footbridge	cards	15th	Wooden beam bridge with metal railing on one side
	Stierweid Bridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Single lane road bridge	cards	11	Timber-concrete composite bridge, built in 2009, replaced a narrower steel bridge Maximum weight 28 t Access to Stierweid 1
	Buri footbridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Footbridge	cards	18th	Concrete girder bridge with metal railing trail
	Chlegerhölzli Bridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Dirt road bridge	cards	12	Concrete girder bridge with wooden floor
	Orüti footbridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Footbridge	cards	18th	Wooden girder bridge with metal railings Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: Numbers 114-304 trail
	Schwarzengrund footbridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Footbridge	cards	18th	Concrete girder bridge with blue metal railing trail
	Breitenmatt Bridge (Schwarzengrundstrasse)	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Single-lane road bridge with narrow sidewalks	cards	25th	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Access to the Steg ski lift car park
	Egglistrasse bridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	25th	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Wanderland Route 4 ViaJacobi, Section 23 Fischingen – Rapperswil (SG) and Route 864 Hüttchopf Weg, Steg – Wald
	Tössbrücke im Boden (Tösstalstrasse)	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	28	Concrete girder bridge Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 114-004 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland route 53 Töss-Jona route, stage 2 Turbenthal – Rapperswil
	Upper Töss Bridge at Steg (Tösstalstrasse)	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Three-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes (one lane in the direction of Bauma, two lanes in the direction of Fischenthal with a branch lane)	cards	20th	Concrete girder bridge with utility lines below the roadway, built in 1977, renovated in 2008/09 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 114-003 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland route 53 Töss-Jona route, stage 2 Turbenthal – Rapperswil Wanderland Route 4 ViaJacobi, Section 23 Fischingen – Rapperswil (SG) and Route 864 Hüttchopf Weg, Steg – Wald
	Lower Töss Bridge at Steg (Tösstalstrasse)	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and pedestrian crossings	cards	25th	Concrete girder bridge Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 114-002 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland route 53 Töss-Jona route, stage 2 Turbenthal – Rapperswil Wanderland Route 4 ViaJacobi, Section 23 Fischingen – Rapperswil (SG) and Route 864 Hüttchopf Weg, Steg – Wald
	Aqueduct Bridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Pipe bridge	cards	25th	Steel girder bridge
	Töss Bridge at Steg (Tösstalbahn)	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Single-track railway bridge	cards	80	Concrete arch bridge, built approx. 1945–1948, replaced semi-parabolic steel construction from 1875/76 Top speed 80 km / h Tösstallinie Winterthur - Rüti ZH
	Ennerlenzen Bridge	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Single lane road bridge	cards	20th	Steel truss bridge with parallel chords, built in 1892, rebuilt in 1953 with a concrete deck Top speed 50 km / h Maximum weight 8 t
	Finsternau Bridge (Orflenstrasse)	Footbridge in the Tösstal	Single lane road bridge	cards	28	Elegant reinforced concrete truss bridge, built in 1956, replaces bridge from 1928 The traditional truss construction was the result of the construction of wooden bridges in the 15th century, it allows the alluvial material to flow away unhindered during floods. Top speed 50 km / h
	Schlössli Bridge (Tösstalstrasse)	Bauma	Two-lane road bridge with pavement / cycle path and pipeline below the road	cards	50	Prestressed concrete bridge, built 1984, repaired in 2013/14, replaced covered wooden bridge from 1820 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 297-003 Top speed 80 km / h Veloland route 53 Töss-Jona route, stage 2 Turbenthal – Rapperswil
	Töss Bridge Bauma (Tösstalbahn)	Bauma	Single-track railway bridge	cards	40	Concrete arch bridge, built approx. 1945–1948, replaced semi-parabolic steel construction from 1875/76 Top speed 80 km / h Tösstallinie Winterthur - Rüti ZH
	Töss Bridge in Wellenau	Bauma	Two-lane road bridge with a narrow sidewalk	cards	30th	Concrete beam bridge, built 1981, renovated in 2020, replaced concrete arch bridge from 1903 dead end
	Tüfenbach footbridge	Bauma	Pedestrian bridge with pipelines below the wooden walkway	cards	30th	Steel truss bridge with parallel straps with wooden floor, completed in 1890 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 297-325 trail
	Blacketen Bridge (Tüfenbachstrasse)	Bauma	Single-lane road bridge with pipelines below the roadway	cards	23	Steel truss bridge with parallel chords, built in 1895, rebuilt with concrete deck in 1950, repaired in 2011/12 The bridge is a listed building ( regional cultural asset ) Top speed 80 km / h Maximum weight 8 t
	Sternenbergstrasse bridge	Bauma	806 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	30th	Concrete arch bridge, built in 2000, replaced the semi-parabolic steel truss bridge from 1904 and the covered wooden bridge Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 297-014 Top speed 50 km / h
	Hundschilen Bridge (Sennhüttenstrasse)	Bauma	Single lane road bridge	cards	27	Semi-parabolic steel truss bridge, built 1904, rebuilt with concrete deck in 1950, emergency refurbished in 2015 and refurbished in 2020 Top speed 50 km / h Maximum weight 8 t Veloland route 53 Töss-Jona route, stage 2 Turbenthal – Rapperswil trail
	Altlandenbergstrasse bridge	Bauma	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	55	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Altlandenberg Bridge	Bauma	Former road bridge, now only used by pedestrians and cyclists	cards	27	Semi-parabolic steel truss bridge, built in 1890, rebuilt with concrete deck in 1950 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles Ban on animals (horses) trail
	Dillhaus-Schwemmsteg	Saland	Footbridge	cards	15th	Movable wooden board swing bridge Visit at your own risk, surefootedness required, in the event of flooding the trunks are washed in the direction of the river and are not accessible Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 297-301 trail
	Rittweg footbridge	Saland	Footbridge	cards	22nd	Steel truss bridge with parallel straps with wooden floor and stairs, built in 1890 Transition is not handicapped accessible trail
	Dillhaus Bridge	Saland	Single lane road bridge	cards	26th	Steel truss bridge with parallel straps, built in 1890, reinforced with a grating deck in 1976 trail
	Juckern Bridge (Juckerenstrasse)	Saland	806 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	30th	Steel arch bridge, built in 2001, replaced the semi-parabolic steel truss bridge from 1895 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 297-011 Top speed 80 km / h Skatingland Route 3 Mittelland Skate, Stage 3 Winterthur – Uster Veloland Route 41 pilgrim route, stage 2 Fischingen – Meilen
	Auwis-Schwemmsteg	Saland	Footbridge	cards	15th	Movable wooden board swing bridge Visit at your own risk, surefootedness required, in the event of flooding the trunks are washed in the direction of the river and are not accessible
	ARA bridge	Wila - Saland	Footbridge	cards	30th	Steel truss bridge with parallel chords with boarded walkway, completed in 1878 trail
	Au Bridge (Auwisstrasse)	Wila	Single lane road bridge	cards	30th	Semi-parabolic steel truss bridge, built in 1892, rebuilt with a concrete deck in 1950 Right of way in front of oncoming traffic (direction Saland) Give way to oncoming traffic (direction Tablat) Maximum speed 80 km / h, maximum weight 16 t Skatingland Route 3 Mittelland Skate, Stage 3 Winterthur – Uster Veloland route 53 Töss-Jona route, stage 2 Turbenthal – Rapperswil
	Sengistrasse bridge	Tablat - Wila	Single lane road bridge	cards	27	Semi-parabolic steel truss bridge, built in 1892, rebuilt with a concrete deck in 1950 Maximum speed 50 km / h, maximum weight 10 t
	Tablat Bridge	Turbenthal - Wila	812 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	100	Prestressed concrete bridge Top speed 80 km / h
	Tablatstrasse Bridge	Wila	Single lane road bridge	cards	33	Semi-parabolic steel truss bridge with two parallel chord approach bridges, built in 1878, rebuilt with a grating deck in 1976 bottleneck Maximum speed 20 km / h, maximum weight 5 t, maximum width 2.6 m trail
	Sommerau Bridge	Wila	Single lane road bridge	cards	27	Semi-parabolic steel truss bridge, built in 1898, reinforced with a concrete deck in 1952 Maximum speed 80 km / h, maximum weight 13 t Skatingland Route 3 Mittelland Skate, Stage 3 Winterthur – Uster Veloland route 53 Töss-Jona route, stage 2 Turbenthal – Rapperswil trail
	Töss Bridge Wila (Tösstalbahn)	Wila	Single-track railway bridge	cards	40	Steel truss bridge, built in 1948, replaced the steel structure from 1875/76 Top speed 95 km / h Tösstallinie Winterthur - Rüti ZH
	Werkhof Espi-Brücke (Tösstalstrasse)	Wila	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	40	Concrete girder bridge Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 181-003 Top speed 80 km / h
	Schützenhaus footbridge	Turbenthal - Wildberg	Footbridge	cards	30th	Steel truss bridge with parallel straps with stairs and ramp, built in 1891 trail
	Tösswis-Schwemmsteg	Turbenthal - Wildberg	Footbridge	cards	20th	Movable wooden board swing bridge Visit at your own risk, surefootedness required, in the event of flooding the trunks are washed in the direction of the river and are not accessible Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 228-307
	Fridtal Bridge (Wildbergstrasse)	Turbenthal - Wildberg	354 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk and bicycle lanes	cards	50	Concrete beam bridge, replaced steel truss bridge from 1879, whereby the open wooden bridge from 1849 was destroyed in the devastating floods of 1876 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 228-002 Top speed 50 km / h Skatingland Route 3 Mittelland Skate, Stage 3 Winterthur – Uster Veloland route 5 Mittelland route , stage 2 Wil (SG) –Kloten and route 53 Töss-Jona route , stage 1 Eglisau – Turbenthal trail
	Rämismühle Bridge (Seefeldstrasse)	Rämismühle	Single lane road bridge	cards	37	Steel truss bridge with parallel straps with wooden deck, built in 1886, reinforced in 1950 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: access to the adjacent properties and to management is permitted Maximum speed 50 km / h, maximum weight 3.5 t trail
	Hornsäge Bridge (Hornwidenstrasse)	Rämismühle	Single lane road bridge	cards	40	Concrete girder bridge, replaced steel truss bridge from 1884 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: access to the adjacent properties and to management is permitted Maximum speed 30 km / h, maximum weight 16 t Skatingland Route 3 Mittelland Skate, Stage 3 Winterthur – Uster Veloland route 5 Mittelland route , stage 2 Wil (SG) –Kloten and route 53 Töss-Jona route , stage 1 Eglisau – Turbenthal trail
	Neschwilerstrasse bridge	Rikon in the Tösstal	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	35	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1984, replaced steel truss bridge from 1880 Top speed 50 km / h trail
	Schöntalstrasse bridge	Rikon in the Tösstal	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	40	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h Skatingland Route 3 Mittelland Skate, Stage 3 Winterthur – Uster Veloland route 5 Mittelland route , stage 2 Wil (SG) –Kloten and route 53 Töss-Jona route , stage 1 Eglisau – Turbenthal
	Schöntal Bridge	Rikon in the Tösstal	Single lane road bridge	cards	40	Two-hinged arch bridge, built in 1906, renovated in 2015/16 in accordance with listed buildings, replaced wooden truss bridge from 1877/78 The bridge is protected as a historical monument ( regional cultural asset, ID 231BRUECKE00003 ) Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 231-004
	Au bridge	Kollbrunn	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	39	Steel truss bridge with parallel straps with wooden deck, built in 1881, reinforced in 1920 and 1971 The bridge is listed ( cantonal cultural property, ID 231BRUECKE00002 ) Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles
	Brunnenweidenstrasse bridge	Kollbrunn	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalk	cards	40	Prestressed concrete bridge dead end Top speed 50 km / h
	Alluvial plain	Kollbrunn	Footbridge	cards	20th	Movable wooden board swing bridge Visit at your own risk, surefootedness required, in the event of flooding the trunks are washed in the direction of the river and are not accessible
	Upper spinning commercial sewer aqueduct	Kollbrunn	Pipe bridge with private footbridge	cards	70	Accessible steel truss bridge, built in 1877, replaced an open wooden canal that was destroyed by the Töss flood in 1876
	Weisslingerstrasse Bridge	Kollbrunn - Illnau-Effretikon	822 Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	50	Concrete beam bridge, replaced covered wooden bridge from 1838 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 231-010 Top speed 60 km / h trail
	Seemerrüti footbridge	Kollbrunn - Illnau-Effretikon	Footbridge	cards	40	Steel truss bridge with parallel straps with wooden floor, built in 1888

City of Winterthur

27 bridges and footbridges span the river in Winterthur.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Hermann Bühler Bridge	Winterthur-Sennhof - Illnau-Effretikon	Two-lane road bridge	cards	40	Concrete beam bridge, built in 1998, replaced reinforced concrete arch bridge Top speed 50 km / h Skatingland Route 3 Mittelland Skate, Stage 3 Winterthur – Uster Veloland Route 5 Mittelland Route , Section 2 Wil (SG) –Kloten, Route 53 Töss-Jona Route , Section 1 Eglisau – Turbenthal and Route 86 Rheinfall – Zürcher Oberland, Section 1 Schaffhausen – Pfäffikon ZH trail
	Bühler-Steg spinning mill	Winterthur-Sennhof - Kyburg	Footbridge	cards	35	Steel truss bridge with parallel straps with wooden floor and lockable gates, built in 1877 The transition connects the factory in the Sennhof to the turbine house over the Mülau on the right side of the Töss To this day, the bridge is not open to the public
	Kyburg Bridge (Linsental Bridge )	Winterthur-Sennhof - Kyburg	Single lane road bridge	cards	25th	Covered wooden bridge, built 1845/46, reinforced in 1941 The oldest wooden bridge in the city that still stands in its original location As the only wooden bridge on the Töss, the suspension bridge is still used today for road traffic at its original location The bridge is protected as a historical monument ( regional cultural property, KGS no. 7790 ) Right of way before oncoming traffic (direction Winterthur-Sennhof) Give way to oncoming traffic (direction Kyburg) Maximum speed 80 km / h, maximum weight 18 t trail
	Bruni Bridge	Winterthur-Töss	Single-lane road bridge with narrow sidewalks	cards	42	Covered wooden bridge with metal lattice track, built in Pfungen in 1839 and moved here in 1974 Maximum speed 20 km / h, maximum weight 11 t, maximum height 4.0 m Veloland route 5 Mittelland route , stage 2 Wil (SG) –Kloten Wanderland Route 871 Rundweg Winterthur, Kemptthal – Elsau, Tolhusen
	Ritplatz footbridge (Chinesenbrüggli)	Winterthur-Töss	Footbridge	cards	42	Trapezoidal truss bridge with road barriers on both sides and stairs, built in 1911, renovated in 2007 This high arched bridge is called the Chinesenbrüggli because it is based on a Chinese bridge type. On both banks rammed railroad tracks prevent the passage of handcarts! Ban on animals (horses) trail Transition is not handicapped accessible
	Monster Festival Bridge ("Out in the Green" provisional)	Winterthur-Töss	Former road bridge	cards	40	Temporary wooden bridge with steel girders, built in 1994 for the Monster Festival on the Winterthur riding arena. After the rock festival, the bridge was demolished again.
	Tössstrasse Bridge	Winterthur-Töss	Single-lane road bridge with a narrow sidewalk	cards	50	Prestressed concrete bridge, built in 1968, replaced reinforced concrete footbridge from 1931 Driving ban for motor vehicles, motorcycles and motorcycles: handling of goods permitted Maximum weight 16 t trail
	SBB bridges in Grüenau (Zurich line)	Winterthur-Töss	Double track and single track railway bridges	cards	61	The double-track prestressed concrete bridge, built in 1986, replaced the truss bridge from 1896, the first was the single-track bridge as a steel lattice girder in 1855, and a similar bridge for the second track in 1861/62 Top speed 125 km / h Zurich – Winterthur railway line
	Auwiesenstrasse bridge	Winterthur-Töss	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and bicycle lanes	cards	50	Concrete arch bridge, built 1959 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland route 5 Mittelland route , stage 2 Wil (SG) –Kloten and route 45 Wyland – Downtown , stage 2 Winterthur – Zurich
	Rieter footbridge	Winterthur-Töss	Private footbridge	cards	40	Arched steel bridge with swing gate, built in 1991, connects the parking lot with the Rieter Holding plant on the right side of the Töss
	Zürcherstrasse Bridge (northward)	Winterthur-Töss	Two-lane road bridge with designated bus lane, sidewalk and bicycle lane (one-way street)	cards	120	Concrete girder bridge Top speed 50 km / h
	Zürcherstrasse bridge (southward)	Winterthur-Töss	Two-lane road bridge with designated bus lane, sidewalk and bicycle lane (one-way street)	cards	150	Concrete beam bridge, spans the Tösstunnel Top speed 60 km / h
	Töss overburden (A1 motorway)	Winterthur-Töss	Four-lane motorway bridge	cards	303	Prestressed concrete bridge, built in 1965/66, crosses the Tösstunnel with a covered length of 303 m. The Töss overburden of the motorway had to be completely renovated in 1996. Before the autobahn was built, a tuff arch bridge from 1851 crossed the river at this location (“Kronenbrücke”, main road Zurich – Winterthur). Top speed 100 km / h
	Nägelseestrasse bridge	Winterthur-Töss	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	30th	Steel composite girder bridge, built 1997/98, replaced the prestressed concrete bridge from 1968 and the former covered wooden bridge dead end Top speed 30 km / h
	SBB bridge (Bülacher line)	Winterthur-Töss	Single-track railway bridge	cards	70	Solid sheet metal girder bridge, built in 1907, completely renovated in 1994, replaced parallel-belt steel lattice girders from 1876 Top speed 100 km / h Winterthur – Koblenz railway line
	Metzgerstrasse Bridge	Winterthur-Töss	Single-lane road bridge with a separated sidewalk	cards	44	Semi-parabolic steel truss bridge with grating deck, built in 1881, repaired and reinforced in 1928, replaced a covered wooden bridge from 1865 Right of way in front of oncoming traffic (direction Winterthur-Rebwiesen) Give way to oncoming traffic (direction of the church center St. Josef ) Maximum speed 30 km / h, maximum weight 3.5 t Veloland Route 205 Industrie-Veloweg Winterthur, Winterthur – Winterthur
	Nägelsee Bridge (Schlachthofstrasse)	Winterthur-Töss	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	60	Reinforced concrete composite bridge, built 1937/38 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 205 Industrie-Veloweg Winterthur, Winterthur – Winterthur
	STFW waterway	Winterthur-Töss	Footbridge	cards	25th	Movable wooden plank swing bridge, built in 2019 Visit at your own risk, surefootedness required, in the event of flooding the trunks are washed in the direction of the river and are not accessible.
	Schlossberg Bridge	Winterthur-Wülflingen	Footbridge	cards	30th	Private steel truss bridge with grating floor, stairs and lockable gates Prohibition for pedestrians
	Castle courtyard footbridge	Winterthur-Wülflingen	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	48	Reinforced reinforced concrete tied arch bridge with barriers, built 1933 (according to Cornel Doswald and Urs Widmer ) or 1934 (according to Max Bill ) The bridge is listed ( cantonal cultural property, KGS no. 7789 ) Ban on animals (horses)
	Schlosstalbrücke (A1 motorway)	Winterthur-Wülflingen	Four-lane motorway bridge	cards	162	Prestressed concrete bridge, opened in 1968 Top speed 100 km / h
	Wespimühle Bridge (Wieshofstrasse)	Winterthur-Wülflingen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	30th	Reinforced concrete frame bridge, built in 1951, replaced the steel truss bridge from 1878 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland Route 53 Töss-Jona Route, Stage 1 Eglisau – Turbenthal and Route 205 Industrie-Veloweg Winterthur, Winterthur – Winterthur trail
	Eulacher footbridge	Winterthur-Wülflingen	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	49	Covered wooden truss bridge, built in 1992 with 70 Winterthur silver firs, replaced the footbridge that was destroyed by floods in 1970 Wanderland Route 903 Tössegg-Klettgau-Weg, stage 1 Winterthur – Rüdlingen
	Johannes Beugger Bridge	Winterthur-Wülflingen	Two-lane road bridge	cards	50	Reinforced concrete girder bridge, built 2006/07 Top speed 30 km / h
	Johannes-Beugger-Steg	Winterthur-Wülflingen	Footbridge	cards	50	Steel truss bridge, built in 1963, renovated since then Footpath Veloland Route 205 Industrie-Veloweg Winterthur, Winterthur – Winterthur trail
	Hard Bridge (bridge to the factory in the Hard)	Winterthur-Wülflingen	Single lane road bridge with pipelines next to the roadway	cards	25th	Private steel girder bridge, built in 1802, renovated several times, for example the wooden planking was replaced by a grating deck General driving ban: Shuttle service and bicycles allowed Maximum weight 3.5 t Wanderland Route 903 Tössegg-Klettgau-Weg, stage 1 Winterthur – Rüdlingen
	Hardgutstrasse Bridge	Neftenbach - Winterthur-Wülflingen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	70	Solid steel girder bridge with concrete slab, built in 1949 Top speed 80 km / h Access to the Hard sewage treatment plant

Lower Töss Valley

11 bridges and footbridges span the river in the Lower Töss Valley.

image	Surname	place	function	location	Length (m)	Remarks
	Weiacherstrasse Bridge (Weiachstrasse)	Neftenbach - Pfungen	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks	cards	80	Concrete beam bridge, built in 1969, replaced the covered wooden bridge from 1839 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 223-007 Top speed 60 km / h FOEN hydrometric measuring station No. 2132 Töss - Neftenbach is located on the right bank of the river
	Pfungen bridge	Neftenbach - Pfungen	Footbridge	cards	50	Concrete girder bridge, built in 1916 on behalf of the Swiss ceiling and cloth factory Pfungen-Turbenthal based on a project by Locher & Cie Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 223-301 Ban on animals (horses) trail
	Dättlikonerstrasse bridge	Dättlikon - Pfungen	Two-lane road bridge with narrow sidewalks	cards	60	Concrete girder bridge Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 224-004 Top speed 50 km / h Veloland route 53 Töss-Jona route, stage 1 Eglisau – Turbenthal
	Blind footbridge	Dättlikon - Embrach	Footbridge	cards	38	Steel truss bridge with wooden floor and stairs, built in 2010, replaced wooden footbridge from 1991 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 215-301 Transition is not handicapped accessible trail
	Freienstein-Steg power plant	Freienstein	Footbridge	cards	40	Steel beam bridge with stairs and lockable gate Private workshop
	Pipelines Bridge	Freienstein - Rorbas	Pipe bridge	cards	28	Steel girder bridge
	BSC spinning bridge	Freienstein - Rorbas	Former road bridge, now only used by pedestrians and cyclists	cards	25th	Steel truss bridge with metal bollards, built in 1939, replaced bridge from 1896 The bridge is listed ( cantonal cultural property, ID 057BRUECKE00001 ) General driving ban Maximum weight 3.5 t
	Irchelstrasse Bridge	Freienstein - Rorbas	Two-lane road bridge with sidewalks and sewerage below the carriageway	cards	123	Reinforced concrete beam bridge, built 1934–1936 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 068-001 Top speed 60 km / h
	Alte-Brücke (Roman Bridge)	Freienstein - Rorbas	Two-lane road bridge	cards	67	Stone arch bridge, built 1806–1808, the oldest existing Töss bridge, replaced the covered wooden bridge from 1521 The bridge is a listed building ( national cultural asset, KGS No. 7634 ) bottleneck Truck ban: public service vehicles permitted Top speed 30 km / h Veloland route 60 Studenland-Töss-Roman route, stage 2 Bülach – Steckborn Wanderland Route 903 Tössegg-Klettgau-Weg, stage 1 Winterthur – Rüdlingen AWEL hydrometric measuring station No. 570 Töss-Freienstein is located upstream on the right bank of the bridge
	Heerensteg bridge	Rorbas	Two-lane road bridge	cards	50	Reinforced concrete arch bridge, built in 1906, extended with a deck slab in 1995, the last wooden walkway was torn away from the rising Töss in 1906 Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 068-301 Wanderland Route 903 Tössegg-Klettgau-Weg, stage 1 Winterthur – Rüdlingen
	Tössegg footbridge	Tössegg - Eglisau	Pedestrian and bicycle bridge	cards	94	Reinforced concrete plank footbridge with aluminum railing, built in 1964, replaced wooden footbridge from 1941, which was closer to the Töss estuary to the Rhine Engineering structures in the Canton of Zurich: number 055-201 Veloland Route 2 Rhine Route , Section 7 Schaffhausen – Bad Zurzach and Route 53 Töss-Jona Route , Section 1 Eglisau – Turbenthal trail

literature

• Urs Widmer : The Tössbrücken in Winterthur . Bookstore Vogel, Winterthur 1996, ISBN 3-85961-051-1 .
• Lea Brägger, Raphael Sollberger: Bridges in the Tösstal: contemporary witnesses of industrialization. In: once and now , 2018 annual edition of the Foundation for Archeology and Cultural History in the Canton of Zurich, pp. 4–13.

Web links

Commons : Töss bridges  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ distance ZH 9352.2.2, bridge Front Töss. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on April 26, 2020 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l} Cornel Doswald: Magazine from ViaStoria, ways and history, June 2020 edition “Historical bridges and monument preservation”, bridge landscape Tösstal, pp. 4–9 .
3. ↑ distance ZH 9352.2.1, bridge Tössscheidi. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on April 26, 2020 . 
4. ↑ Fischenthal road bridge (ZH). SWISS TIMBER BRIDGES - The Swiss wooden bridges by Werner Minder, accessed on April 26, 2020 . 
5. ↑ The year "1977" is engraved in the concrete on the bridge. Wikimedia Commons, accessed April 30, 2020 . 
6. ↑ UPPER TÖSSBRÜCKE. ACS partner, accessed August 30, 2020 . 
7. ↑ distance ZH 9345, land / Länzen Tössbrücke. (PDF) Federal Inventory of Historic Traffic Routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on April 26, 2020 . 
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15. ^ Line ZH 9343, Bauma / Blacketen, Tösssteg. (PDF) Federal inventory of historical traffic routes in Switzerland (IVS), accessed on April 27, 2020 . 
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50. ↑ Nägelseebrücke. Brückenweb.de, accessed on April 26, 2020 . 
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