List of Neckar bridges

The Esslinger Wasserhaus

B-464 Viaduct near Reutlingen

The list of Neckar bridges includes all public bridges over the middle and lower reaches of the Neckar , including its side canals and branches. A selection of bridges is shown for the upper reaches. The list also includes some private and corporate jetties.

All but four Neckar bridges are within Baden-Württemberg . The four exceptions are the road over the Hirschhorn barrage - it is located in Hesse - and three other bridges near Hirschhorn that connect the two federal states.

Existing bridges

Upper course

This partial list includes a selection of bridges over the Neckar upper course, i.e. from the headwaters near Schwenningen to the mouth of the Fils near Plochingen .

K

= Bridge over a side canal

N

= Bridge over the Neckar

image	designation		place	location	Years of construction	function	Traffic routes	L (m)	Structure	material	Remarks
	Footbridge at the headwaters		Villingen-Schwenningen	location		F.					The first bridge in the river.
	Footbridge at the "Neckar spring"		Villingen-Schwenningen	location	2010	F, R		5			Footbridge at the symbolic "Neckar spring" in the city ​​park designed for the 2010 State Garden Show .
	A81 viaduct		Deißlingen	location		S.		206		tensioning concrete
	Old bridge		Deißlingen	location		S, F, R		15th		stone	Two stone arches
	Old Bridges (Lauffen)		Deißlingen	Location location		S, (F), R		10 10		stone	Two bridges each with a stone arch; separate footbridge next to the lower bridge.
	Rottweil southern bypass		Rottweil	location		S.		335		tensioning concrete
	Footbridge at the Katzensteigmühle		Rottweil	location		F, L		24		steel	Two lateral hollow box arches with pipelines in between and a grating on top as a walkway.
	Shingle bridge		Rottweil	location	1804 ?	S, F, R		27		Wood	First mentioned in 1384 as an uncovered wooden bridge, covered bridge in the 17th century; restored several times, most recently in 1986
	King Charles Bridge		Rottweil	location	1876	S.	L 423	63		concrete	clad with decorative stone slabs
	Lower mill barrage		Rottweil	location		S, F, R		30th			Site of the former powder factory in Rottweil
	Work bridges the powder factory		Rottweil	Location location location		S, F, R		20 25 24		steel	The middle bridge is no longer used. Image: upper (southeast) bridge
	Viaduct north bypass Rottweil		Rottweil	location	2002	S, F, R		295		tensioning concrete
	Footbridge at the quarry		Rottweil	location		F.		29		steel	Steel beam with wooden structure
	Neckarburg wooden bridge		Rottweil	location	1951 ?	F.		40		Wood	Built in 1951 by the Swabian Alb Association, renovated in 2005. Before that there was a simple wooden walkway.
	Jetty at the waterworks		Rottweil	location	2009 ?	F.		21st		Steel, wood	A rotten old wooden footbridge was replaced by a new steel girder construction in 2009.
	Railway bridge		Rottweil	location		E (E)	Stuttgart – Tuttlingen	48		steel	The bridge is prepared for two tracks, but only one is available.
	Neckarburg Bridge		Rottweil  - Dietingen	location	1978	S.		365		tensioning concrete	95 meters high, at that time the largest arch bridge in Germany
	Covered wooden bridge		Villingendorf  - Dietingen	location		S, F, R		35		Wood, ?	7 tons load capacity
	Schenkenberg Bridge		Epfendorf	location	2001	F, R	Neckar valley cycle path	31		Wood	The bridge is based on an earlier wooden bridge in the same place.
	Road bridge Altoberndorf		Oberndorf	location		S, F, R		65		tensioning concrete	Curved bridge
	Covered wooden bridge		Oberndorf	location		F.		32		Wood
	Truss walkways		Oberndorf	Location location	2008	F.		30 30		steel	Two identical bars; in the picture the lower (northern) bridge
	Covered wooden bridge		Sulz	location		F.		42		Wood
	Old Neckar Bridge		Sulz	location	1742	S, F, R		48		stone
	New Neckar Bridge		Sulz	location	2004	S, F, R		70		Composite
	Sulz river power station		Sulz	location		(F)		25th		steel concrete
	Rathausplatz Bridge (Fischingen)		Sulz	location	1996 ?	S, F, R		45		concrete
	Railway bridge		Sulz - Horb	location		E.	Stuttgart – Hattingen	104		steel
	Neckarhausen Pfahljoch Bridge		Sulz - Horb	location	1988	F.		34		Wood	The oldest documented parts from the 13th century; Completely renovated in 1780 and 1988.
	Neckarhausen road bridge		Horb	location		S, F, R		68		tensioning concrete
	Dettingen local bridge		Horb	location	2001	S, F, R		46		tensioning concrete
	B14 bridge Dettingen		Horb	location		S, F, R		117		tensioning concrete
	Covered wooden bridge		Horb	location	1996	F, R		38		Wood, steel	Wooden construction on load-bearing steel cables
	West B14 bridge		Horb	location	1963	S, F, R		135		tensioning concrete
Mühlkanal Horb am Neckar
	Steg Inselspitze	K	Horb	location		F, R
	Flößerwasen hydropower jetty	K	Horb	location		F.
	Rafters' footbridge	N	Horb	location	2007	F.		50		tensioning concrete
	Bear Bridge	K	Horb	location		F.
	Wilhelmstrasse Bridge	K	Horb	location		S, F, R
	Christophorus Bridge	N	Horb	location	1958	S, F, R		53		tensioning concrete
	Small Christophorus Bridge	K	Horb	location		S, F, R				tensioning concrete
	Steg hydroelectric power station Schillerstraße	K	Horb	location		F.
	Reibegässle bridge	K	Horb	location		F.
	Horb railway bridge		Horb	location	1959	E.	Stuttgart – Tuttlingen	142		tensioning concrete	One of the first curved prestressed concrete bridges
	Florianstraße jetty	K	Horb	location		F.
End of the channel
	Neckarsteg		Horb	location	2011	F, R		55		tensioning concrete
	Neckar Bridge Mühlen am Neckar		Horb	location	1991	S, F, R		94		tensioning concrete
Mühlkanal mills on the Neckar
	Bridge Mühlkanal	K	Horb	location		S, F, R
End of the channel
Mühlkanal Mühlen am Neckar (Säge residential area)
	Mühlkanal weir	K	Horb	location		F.					Private
	Canal bridge Mühlkanal	K	Horb	location		S, F, R
End of the channel
	Neckar bridge between Mühlen and Eyach		Eutingen in the Gäu	location		S, F, R		44		tensioning concrete
	Neckar Valley Bridge Weitingen		Horb	location	1978	S.		918		Steel, concrete	127 meters high; Steel box girder
	Neckar Bridge (Eyach)		Eutingen in the Gäu	location	1960	S, F, R	L 360	210		tensioning concrete
Mühlkanal Weitinger Mühle
	L360 canal bridge	K	Eutingen in the Gäu	location		S, F, R	L 360	10
	Mühlkanal weir	K	Eutingen in the Gäu	location		F.		10			Private
	Canal bridge Mühlkanal	K	Eutingen in the Gäu	location		F.		10			Private
End of the channel
Lohmühl Canal
	K6925 canal bridge	K	Starzach	location		S, F, R		12
	Neckar Bridge (Börstingen)	N	Starzach	location		S, F, R		94		tensioning concrete
End of the channel
	Upper golf course footbridge		Starzach	location	1990	F.		40		steel
	Lower golf course bridge		Starzach	location	1990	F.		40		steel
	Neckar Bridge (Sulzau)		Starzach	location	1977	S, F, R		57		steel concrete
	Neckar Bridge (Bieringen)		Rottenburg	location		S, F, R		88		tensioning concrete
	Neckarsteg (Bieringen)		Rottenburg	location		F.		50		steel
	Neckar Bridge (Obernau)		Rottenburg	location	2005 1962	S, F, R	L 370	60		tensioning concrete
	Railway bridge (Obernau)		Rottenburg	location		E.	Tübingen-Horb	120		steel
	Neckar Bridge (Bad Niedernau)		Rottenburg	location	1880	S, F, R		52		steel
	Swimming jetty		Rottenburg	location		F, R		38		Wood
	Railway bridge		Rottenburg	location	? 1864	E.	Tübingen-Horb	148		steel	Crosses the river at an acute angle; rebuilt after the Second World War
	Upper bridge		Rottenburg	location	1967	S, F, R		60		steel concrete
	Josef Eberle Bridge		Rottenburg	location	2010 1966	F, R		65		tensioning concrete	After the Rottenburg writer Josef Eberle (1901–1986)
	Keppler Bridge		Rottenburg	location	2000	S, F, R		73		Composite	After the Rottenburg Bishop Keppler (1852–1926)
	Tübinger Strasse river power plant		Rottenburg	location		F.		39		concrete
	East Bypass Bridge		Rottenburg	location		S, F, R		74		tensioning concrete
	Neckar Bridge (Kiebingen)		Rottenburg	location	2008 1881	(S), F, R		56		steel
	River power station near Hirschau		Tübingen	location		F.		65		steel
	L371 bridge		Tübingen	location		S, F, R		80		tensioning concrete
	Neckarsteg		Tübingen	location		F, R		68		tensioning concrete
	B296 bridge		Tübingen	location	1979	S.		225		tensioning concrete
	Railway bridge		Tübingen	location	1910	E.	Ammertal- ground	104		concrete	Arched girder bridge; first reinforced concrete bridge in Württemberg. Central pillar with obelisk, passage and viewing terrace.
	Avenue bridge		Tübingen	Location location	1953/52 1896	S, F, R		90		steel concrete	Consists of two identical bridges over the two arms of the Neckar
	Indian footbridge		Tübingen	location	? 1912 1863	F.		29		steel concrete	Built in 1963 as a wooden walkway, later replaced by an iron walkway; renewed after the Neckar was straightened in 1912
	Eberhardsbrücke		Tübingen	location	1901 1489	S, F, R		81		concrete
	Neckarwerk hydropower plant		Tübingen	location	1911	F.		80		steel
	Stuttgarter Strasse		Tübingen	location	1949	S.	L 1208	114		steel concrete	Arch bridge with side plates
	Günter-Bankmann-Steg		Tübingen	location	1998	F.		74		Steel / iron	The walkway of the footbridge runs halfway up the three-span truss.
	Kusterdinger Strasse		Tübingen	location	1990s ?	S, F, R		75		tensioning concrete
	Sewage plant walkway		Tübingen	location		(F, L)		66		tensioning concrete	The footbridge connects the site of the municipal sewage treatment plant on both sides of the Neckar
	B27 bridge		Tübingen	location	1994	S.		453		tensioning concrete
	L379 bridge		Kirchentellinsfurt	location		S, F, R		255		tensioning concrete
	Drive road		Kirchentellinsfurt	location	1993	S, F, R		70		tensioning concrete
Neckar Canal (Altenburg)
	Weir power plant canal	K	Kirchentellinsfurt	location	1927	(F)		12		concrete	For power plant personnel only
	Small bridge power plant channel	K	Kirchentellinsfurt	location	1927	F, R		15th		concrete	Max. 2.5 t total weight
	Neckar valley viaduct		Pliezhausen  - Reutlingen	location	1989	S.		820		tensioning concrete
	K6720 canal bridge	K	Reutlingen	location	circa 1997	S, F, R		12
	Altenburg hydropower plant	K	Reutlingen	location	1927	(F)					For power plant personnel only
	Neckar weir	N	Kirchentellinsfurt	location	1927	(F)		35		concrete	For power plant personnel only
	K6720 Neckar Bridge	N	Reutlingen	location	1997	S, F, R		64		tensioning concrete
End of the channel
	Neckar bridge Pliezhausen		Pliezhausen  - Reutlingen	location	1975	S, F, R		120		tensioning concrete
	Bike path bridge		Pliezhausen  - Reutlingen	location	2002	F, R	Neckar valley cycle path	50		steel
	Neckar bridge Mittelstadt		Reutlingen	location		S, F, R		122		tensioning concrete
Werkkanal (Neckartenzlingen)
	Neckartenzlingen weir	N	Neckartenzlingen	location	1885	(F)		20th		iron	For power plant personnel only
	Pedestrian and cycle bridge	N	Neckartenzlingen	location	2017	F, R	Neckar valley cycle path	96		Wood	S-shaped curved, with full body of blockverleimten glulam, through additional layers above the pillars angevoutet
	B297 Canal Bridge (West)	K	Neckartenzlingen	location		S, F, R		20th
	Neckartenzlingen hydropower plant	K	Neckartenzlingen	location	1885	(F)		25th			For power plant personnel only
	B297 Canal Bridge (East)	K	Neckartenzlingen	location	1963	S, F, R		40
End of the channel
	Neckar Bridge		Neckartenzlingen	location	1927	S, F, R		91		steel concrete
	Neckar-Erms footbridge		Neckartenzlingen	location	1982	F.		96		concrete	Neckar footbridge with bridge branch over the mouth of the Erms
	B312 bridge		Neckartailfingen	location	1961	S.		260		tensioning concrete
	Neckartailfinger Bridge		Neckartailfingen	location	1847 ?	S.		140		stone	Erected to replace a wooden bridge
	Neckarsteg		Neckartailfingen	location	2003	F, R		140		Steel / iron
	Neckar Bridge Neckarhausen		Neckarhausen	location	1963	S, F, R		66		tensioning concrete
	Wörth Bridge Nürtingen		Nürtingen	location		S, F, R		155		tensioning concrete
	City bridge		Nürtingen	location	1961/49 1832 before 1304	S, F, R		100		steel concrete
	Neckarsteg Nürtingen		Nürtingen	location		F, R		65		steel concrete
	Neckar bridge Zizishausen		Nürtingen	location	1951	S, F, R		52		tensioning concrete
Werkkanal (Wendlingen)
	Neckarsteg	N	Unterensingen  - Wendlingen	location	1984	F.		87		Wood	with a V-shaped forked central pillar
	Canal bridge	K	Wendlingen	location		F, R				Wood
End of the channel
	A8 bridge		Unterensingen  - Wendlingen	location		S.		144		tensioning concrete
	Ulrichsbrücke		Köngen  - Wendlingen	location	1602 ?	F, R		126		stone	In 1914 two arches were added. Partially destroyed in 1945; rebuilt in the following year.
	Neckarsteg		Wernau	location	1990	S, F		62		Wood
	Plochinger triangle		Wernau , Plochingen	Location location	1976	S.		860 860		tensioning concrete	A five-lane and a single-lane bridge. In addition, a district road runs over a third bridge.

Middle and lower reaches

This partial list includes all Neckar bridges from the mouth of the Fil in Plochingen to the mouth of the Rhine near Mannheim , with the exception of some non-public footbridges. From Mannheim to Plochingen, the Neckar is dammed and navigable ; accordingly, the river in this area is kilometers , with the exception of the tributary through Esslingen .

Bridge over the entire Neckar

Bridge over a main side canal (shipping route)

Bridge over an Altneckar arm

Bridge over another Neckar Canal

km		image	designation	place	location	Years of construction	function	Traffic routes	L (m)	Structure	material	Remarks
202.6			Neckar bridge Plochingen	Plochingen	location	1948 ?	S.		130		steel	The steel arches come from the former König-Karls-Brücke in Bad Cannstatt .
202.3			Otto footbridge	Plochingen	location	1948	F.		80		steel	Also Ottosteg or Otto-Konz-Steg
201.7			Harbor Railway Bridge	Plochingen	location	1973	E.		200		tensioning concrete	Ramp bridge, curved upwards over the Neckar as a trough bridge. Connects the port area to the left of the Neckar to the rail network.
201.4			Otto Konz Bridge	Plochingen	location	1979 / around 1968	S, F, R		480		tensioning concrete	Named after the hydraulic engineer Otto Konz (1875–1965). The bridge over the railway line to the outskirts has been built since 1979.
Neckar main line / Alter Neckar (A)
199.5			Deizisau barrage	Deizisau	location	1968	S, F, R		585		tensioning concrete	The bridge continues south of the weir over the B10, north to the Altbach area over the Old Neckar and the main railway line.
A.	2.9		Approach Neckarwiesen	Deizisau	location		(S), F, R		35
	2.8		Railway bridge	Deizisau	location		E.		60			Access to the Altbach / Deizisau thermal power station
	2.0		Footbridge at Heinrich-Meyer-Park	Altbach	location		F, R, L		35			On the south side of the footbridge, pipes run over the Old Neckar.
	0.2		Duck Nest Bridge	Esslingen	location		S, F, R, L		60			On the north side of the bridge, pipes lead over the Old Neckar.
End of the old Neckar
Neckar Canal Oberesslingen (K) / Altneckar near Oberesslingen (A)
196.5			Dieter Roser Bridge	Esslingen	location	1956	S, F, R		193		tensioning concrete	Beam bridge over the weir, frame bridge over the Altneckar. Originally Sirnauer Brücke , renamed after the Mayor of Esslingen, Dieter Roser (1911–1975).
	195.5		Oberesslingen power plant	Esslingen	location	1929	(S), F, R		30th		concrete
A.	194.9		web	Esslingen	location		F, R		98		steel
K	194.8		Lock Oberesslingen	Esslingen	location	1968	S, (F, R)		48
194.6			Adenauerbrücke	Esslingen	location	1967	S, F, R	L 1192	650		tensioning concrete
End of the side channel
Neckar main line (K) / Hammerkanal (H)
K	193.9		Esslingen barrage	Esslingen	location	1968	(F)		100			Service route
	193.6		Alicensteg	Esslingen	location	? 1891	(F)		107			Closed because of dilapidation since 2015.
	193.2		Vogelsang Bridge	Esslingen	location	1973	S, F		360		tensioning concrete
	193.0		Pliensau Bridge (left in the picture)	Esslingen	location	1946 1286	F, R		52		steel	The old stone arch bridge was converted into a railway bridge and restored after the war; the stone arches were only preserved south of the Neckar via the B 10.
H	193.9		Water house	Esslingen	location	1824	F.		25th		Wood, concrete	overbuilt weir
			Pulverwiesen- bridge	Esslingen	location		S, F, R		30th
			Railway bridge	Esslingen	location		EEEE	Filstalbahn	25th
			Bridge Ulmer Strasse	Esslingen	location		S, F, R	L 1192	25th			The road bridge runs right next to the railway bridge.
			Merkelstrasse bridge	Esslingen	location	2017 1986	F, R		15th		Steel, concrete	The new building from 2017 replaced a wooden walkway.
			Pier Deffnerstrasse 6/1	Esslingen	location		(F)		15th		steel	Private way. The listed property at Deffnerstraße 6/1 was built in 1904.
			Hammerkanal- bridge	Esslingen	location	1896	S, F, R		20th		ramming concrete	The concrete frame bridge with wrought iron railing is a listed building.
Hammer Canal → Rossneckar (R) / Wehrneckar Canal (W)
R.			Jetties / houses at Kanalstrasse 14	Esslingen	location		(F)					Two private walkways and two houses or extensions, some of which are built over the Hammer Canal, one of which is a hotel
			Footbridge at Kanalstrasse 12/1	Esslingen	location		F.		10
			Footbridge on the Maille	Esslingen	location	2011	F.		20th
			Inner bridge (north)	Esslingen	location	13th century	F.		230		stone
			Inner bridge 5–10 houses	Esslingen	location				30th			Buildings on both sides over the Neckar directly next to the Inner Bridge, houses No. 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10
			Footbridge at the tobacco mill	Esslingen	location		(F)		2		Wood	At a former tobacco and grinding mill from the 18th century. The two water wheels from around 1880–1910 were restored and are now used for private electricity generation.
			Bridges on the Kesselwasen	Esslingen	Location location location location location		S, F, R (S), F (F) (F) (F)		10 15			Kesselwasen road bridge Kesselwasen road bridge Private house access Private house access Kesselwasen 2 Private house access Kesselwasen 4
W.			Maillestrasse bridges	Esslingen	Location location		S, F, R S, F, R		15 15			With six or seven lanes plus sidewalks, the two bridges are roughly three times as wide as they are long.
			Franzosensteg	Esslingen	location		F.		10
			Inner bridge (south)	Esslingen	location	13th century	F.		230		stone
			Bridges at Kesselwasen (Photo: footbridge at no.16)	Esslingen	Location location location		S, F, R (F) (F)		10 8 12			Road bridge Kesselwasen House entrance Kesselwasen 16 House entrance Kesselwasen 16/2
End of the Wehrneckar Canal
R.			Agnes Bridge	Esslingen	location	1893	S, F, R		27		steel	The bridge was built as a replacement for the Agnessteg, which was subsequently not torn down.
			Agnessteg	Esslingen	location	1745	F.		31		stone
			Berliner Strasse bridge	Esslingen	location		S, F, R		18th
			House entrances to Mettinger Straße (Image: access 25/27)	Esslingen	Location location location		(S), F (F) (F)		18 15 15			Access to Mettinger Strasse 25–27 Steg Mettiger Strasse 39 Steg Mettiger Strasse 35
			Engine duct outlet	Esslingen	location		(F)				steel
			Road bridge	Esslingen	location		S, F, R		17th
			Pipe bridge?	Esslingen	location		L?		25th		steel
			web	Esslingen	location		F.		35
			Railway bridge	Esslingen	location		EEE ...	Filstalbahn	20th
			Footbridge riverside path	Esslingen	location		F.		17th
End of the Rossneckar
191.0			Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Bridge	Esslingen	location	1964	S, F, R		200		tensioning concrete	Originally Mettinger Bridge ; is to be replaced by a new building on the old pillars in 2021–2022.
190.5			Neckarsteg	Esslingen	location	2006	F.		267		steel	Suspension bridge with inclined pylons, held in the middle directly by the main ropes
189.6			Bridge Hafenbahnstrasse	Stuttgart	location		S, F, R		263		tensioning concrete
189.4			Hedelfinger Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1968	S, F, R		161		steel concrete
188.4			Otto Hirsch Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1956 1919	S, F, R	L 1198	210		tensioning concrete	1958 renamed after Otto Hirsch (1885–1941) from Stuttgart , administrative lawyer and victim of the Holocaust
187.4			Otto Konz Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1950s	S, F, R		130		tensioning concrete	Frame bridge; named after the hydraulic engineer Otto Konz (1875–1965); Part of the Otto-Konz bridges , which also extend over the B 10 and the port
186.6			Harbor Railway Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1967	E.	Stuttgart port railway	219		Steel, prestressed concrete	Trough bridge, suspended on T-profile steel strips
	186.5		Road over the power station canal	Stuttgart	location		S, F, R		30th
186.4			Untertürkheim Bridge (center right)	Stuttgart	location	1950 1936 1852	EE, F, R	U 4 U 13	116		steel concrete	To the northeast, at the same height, follows a second, approximately 40-meter-long bridge over the power station canal.
185.3			Daimler Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1945 ?	R, F		150		steel	former railway bridge
185.1 185.0			Neckar Valley Viaduct Untertürkheim	Stuttgart	Location location	1993	S.		1576		tensioning concrete	Hochstrasse bridge along the Daimler plant, forked towards the Neckar
184.2			Gaisburg Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1953 1929	S, R, F		135		steel concrete	In 1989 a police murder occurred on the bridge .
183.1			Berger footbridge	Stuttgart	location	1958/28	F.		81		steel	The central pillar of the old trough bridge was removed and replaced with an arch suspension.
182.8			King Charles Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1976 1948 1893	EE, S, F, R	U 1 U 2 U 11	250		steel	At 53.5 meters, it is the widest Neckar bridge in Stuttgart
	182.7		Cannstatt weir	Stuttgart	location	1958	(F)		80		steel	non-public weir footbridge, solid wall girder bridge
	182.6		Cannstatt lock	Stuttgart	location	1958	(F)		50			Non-public lock bridge. Length 40 meters across the Neckar plus access stairs.
182.6			Rosenstein Bridge (railway)	Stuttgart	location	1915 1858 1846	EEEE	Filstalbahn	322		ramming concrete	Destroyed in the Second World War and then restored. Should be demolished after the railway line has been moved to the new Stuttgart 21 bridge .
182.1			Rosenstein Bridge (street)	Stuttgart	location	1953 1929	EE, S, F, R	U 13 U 16	75		tensioning concrete	Prestressed concrete frame
182.0			Wilhelmsbrücke	Stuttgart	location	1957 1949 1930 1838 1831	S, F		81		steel	In 1957 it was converted into a frame bridge in order to be able to remove the central pillar
181.5			Mill bridge	Stuttgart	location	1966 1946 1883	F, R		93		concrete	Arched concrete beam; In the river right next to the footbridge there is another pillar of the previous bridge.
180.9			Voltasteg	Stuttgart	location	1957 ?	F.		97		steel
180.8			Railway viaduct Stuttgart-Münster	Stuttgart	location	1990/87 1954 1896	EE	Untertürk- hm. – Kornwestheim	855		Composite	Originally the King Wilhelm Viaduct , 855 meters long; Restored in 1954 after being destroyed in the war; New construction right next to the old viaduct 1984–1991; Commissioning of the first / second track in 1987/1990.
180.4			Reinhold Maier Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1972	S, F, R		108		steel	According to Prime Minister Reinhold Maier (1889–1971)
180.0			Münstersteg	Stuttgart	location		F.		160		steel	Length 86 meters across the Neckar plus ramps
178.4			Aubrücke (on the right in the picture)	Stuttgart	location	1951	EE, S, F, R	L 1010 U 12 U 14	99		tensioning concrete	Two box girder arches made of prestressed concrete
177.4			Max-Eyth-Bridge	Stuttgart	location	1989	F.		164		steel concrete
176.2			Hofener Bridge	Stuttgart	location		EE, S, F, R	U 12 U 14	180		tensioning concrete
175.5			Vier-Burgen-Steg	Stuttgart	location	2010	F, R		122		Steel, concrete	Concrete slab on a steel box, suspended from steel arches
173.6			Pipe bridge	Remseck  - Fellbach	location	1963	L.		100		steel	Water pipe
171.9			Aldingen barrage	Remseck	location	1939	S, F, R		169		steel
170.7			Neckar Bridge	Remseck	location	1952 1737	S, F		90		tensioning concrete	The previous bridge existed from 1737 to 1937.
170.6			Neckarsteg (Neckarrems)	Remseck	location	1990	F, R		85		Wood	Is or was the longest free-spanning wooden pedestrian bridge. Triangular profile with transparent cover and LED illumination .
170.0			Pipe bridge	Remseck	location	1967	L.		85		steel	Sewage pipe to the sewage treatment plant by 2015, fresh water in the opposite direction; Decommissioning planned
168.5			Hochberger Bridge	Remseck	location	1946 1903	S, F		110		tensioning concrete	The only two-arched bridge over the navigable Neckar; The addition of a separate cycle and footpath is planned.
164.9			Poppenweiler barrage	Ludwigsburg	location	1950s	F, R		137		steel	Solid wall girder bridge
162.8			Neckar Bridge Neckarweihingen	Ludwigsburg	location	1956	S, F, R		100		tensioning concrete	Concrete frame bridge
162.2			Lucien Tharradin Bridge	Ludwigsburg	location	1980	F.		169		steel	Cable-stayed structure over the river, continued as a girder bridge over the L 1110
Neckar Canal Marbach (K) / Altneckar near Marbach (A)
A.	158.9		Marbach weir	Benningen  - Marbach	location	1955	(F)		105		steel	Non-public service route?
K	157.5		Marbach lock	Benningen	location	1955	(S, F, R)		40
End of the side channel
156.9			Neckarsteg	Benningen  - Marbach	location	1980 ?	F, R	Stromberg-Murrtal-Weg	80		steel	northernmost suspension bridge over the Neckar
156.9			Neckar Viaduct	Benningen  - Marbach	location	1980 1879	E.	Backnang – Ludwigsbg.	335		steel	Superstructure replaced by steel beam construction in 1980
155.8			Neckar Bridge (pictured ur)	Benningen	location	1954	S, F, R	L 1138	109		tensioning concrete
Neckar Canal Pleidelsheim (K) / Altneckar near Pleidelsheim (A) / Power Plant Canal Pleidelsheim (R)
A.	154.3		Weir Beihingen	Freiberg	location	1915	(F)		85		steel
	153.8		Mundelsheimer Strasse	Freiberg	location	? / 19th century	S.	L 1129	85		Concrete stone	At the southern end a stone vault from the middle of the 19th century; Rest of the concrete girder bridge.
	153.8		Pedestrian and cycle path bridge	Freiberg	location		F, R		83		concrete
K	152.6		Mundelsheimer Strasse	Freiberg	location		S, F, R	L 1129	52		tensioning concrete
152.1			New motorway bridge	Freiberg  - Pleidelsheim	location	1978	S.		301		tensioning concrete	North Lane
			Old highway bridge		location	1966/48 1940			323		concrete	Lane to the south; half clad with decorative stone slabs
K	151.7		Island access	Pleidelsheim	location		(S), F, R		45		steel	Steel frame bridge; Connection between dirt roads
	150.8		Island access	Pleidelsheim	location		S, F, R		45		steel	Steel frame bridge; Access to the Pleidelsheimer Wiesental
150.0			Pleidelsheim lock	Großingersheim  - Pleidelsheim	location	1955	S, F, R	L 1125	180		tensioning concrete	Including the connecting part of the bridge over the Altneckar to the west
R.	148.7		Pleidelsheim hydropower plant	Pleidelsheim	location	1910s	(F)					non-public service route
End of the side channels
142.9			Hessigheim barrage	Hessigheim	location	1952	S, F, R		158		tensioning concrete
139.7			Bike path bridge	Besigheim  - Hessigheim	location	1994	F, R	Neckar valley cycle path	106		steel
Neckar Canal Besigheim (K) / Besigheim weir section
136.8			Besigheim weir	Besigheim	location	1955	S, F, R	L 1115	240		tensioning concrete	Including the concrete frame bridge to the east over the Neckar Canal
K	136.2		Besigheim lock	Besigheim	location	1955	(S, F, R)		30th
End of the side channel
132.9			Neckar Bridge Kirchheim (right in the picture)	Kirchheim  - Gemmrigheim	location	1997 1950 1896	S, F, R		217		Composite	Concrete slab on a truss
Neckar Canal Lauffen (K) / Altneckar near Lauffen (A)
125.1			Barrage Lauffen (weir footbridge)	Lauffen	location	1951	F.		170
125.1			Barrage Lauffen (road bridge)	Lauffen	location		S.		270
A.	124.7		Old Neckar Bridge	Lauffen	location	1532 1472	S, F, R		185		stone	The first bridge collapsed in 1529 due to a flood. Eastern arches in the Neckar Canal construction replaced by beam construction.
K					location						Composite
	124.6		Rathausbrücke (in the background)	Lauffen	location	? ?	S, F, R		30th		concrete	Leads to the town hall, which resides in the Grafenburg (center) on the nightingale island in the Neckar.
End of the side channel
Neckar Canal Horkheim (K) / Altneckar Horkheim (A)
K	119.8		Horkheim flood barrier	Heilbronn	location		(S), F, R		40			closed street Image: lock gate; the bridge runs immediately behind it.
	117.5		Horkheim lock	Heilbronn	location	1951	S, F, R		70
A.	120.4		Horkheim weir	Nordheim  - Heilbronn	location	1929	(F)		60		steel	Non-public service road, solid wall girder bridge
	117.9		Klingenberger footbridge	Heilbronn	location	1926	F.		75		steel	arched truss construction
End of the side channel
116.2			Horkheim Bridge	Heilbronn	location	1987	S.		335		tensioning concrete
115.0			Sontheimer Bridge	Heilbronn	location	1956 1948 1901	S, F, R		230		tensioning concrete	Formerly Sontheimer Steg (built 1899–1901), new building in 1956
Neckar Canal Heilbronn (K) / Altneckar in Heilbronn (A)
A.	115.0		footbridge	Heilbronn	location		F, R		40			Image: flood barrier; the bridge runs immediately behind it
	114.0		Rosenberg Bridge	Heilbronn	location	1950	S, F, R		98		tensioning concrete
	113.7		Götzenturm- bridge	Heilbronn	location	1952 1878	S, F, R		65		tensioning concrete	single lane road
	113.5		Friedrich Ebert Bridge	Heilbronn	location	1996 1947 1867	EE, S, F, R	S 41 S 42	100		tensioning concrete	Runs over the island of Hefenweiler along the island hotel
Altneckar (A) / Wilhelmskanal (W)
A.	113.4		Willy Mayer Bridge	Heilbronn	location		S, F, R		20th			Connects the crane island with the island of Hefenweiler
	113.3		Adolf Cluss Bridge	Heilbronn	Location location	2006	F.		52 + 33		steel	Two footbridges over the island of Hefenweiler ; named after the architect Adolf Cluss (1825–1905)
	113.1		Heilbronn hydropower plant	Heilbronn	location	1950s	F.				steel
	113.0		Railway bridge	Heilbronn	location		EEEE	Crailshm. – Heilbronn , Frankenbahn	78 + 45		tensioning concrete	Two-part bridge over the crane island
W.	113.3		Kranenstrasse	Heilbronn	location		S, F, R		35
	113.2		Pedestrian walkway	Heilbronn	location		F.		40			Together with the Adolf-Cluss-Brücke part of the footpath over the two Altneckar islands
	112.9		Wilhelm Canal lock	Heilbronn	location	1959	S, F, R		15th
End of the Wilhelm Canal
A.	112.7		Bleach Island Bridge	Heilbronn	location	2015	S, F, R		95		Composite	Concrete slab on steel box girders, supported on two 2 × 4 inverted pyramid-shaped steel box girder struts
	112.3		Karl Nägele Bridge	Heilbronn	location	2017 2005	S, F, R		165		steel	Originally Fügerbrücke , 110 m long; 2015–2017 raised and extended. Named after Mayor Karl Nägele (1911–1979).
	110.8		Harbor Railway Bridge	Heilbronn	location	2012 1955	E.	Industrial and port railways	105		steel
	110.7		Paul-Metz Bridge	Heilbronn	location	2003	S, F, R		95		steel	Named after Mayor Paul Metz (1899–1961)
K	114.1		Erwin Fuchs Bridge	Heilbronn	location	1996 1951	S, F, R		187		Composite	Originally Badstrasse Bridge , new construction as Böckinger Bridge , renamed in 2008 after Mayor Erwin Fuchs (1914-2006)
	113.5		Otto Konz Bridge	Heilbronn	location	1951	S, F, R		120		tensioning concrete	Named after the hydraulic engineer Otto Konz (1875–1965); 2004–2005 extended by two lanes and a second bike / walkway
	113.2		Pedestrian walkway	Heilbronn	location		F, R		110		steel concrete
	113.2		Railway bridge	Heilbronn	location	1951	EEE ...	Crailshm. – Heilbronn , Frankenbahn S 4	107		tensioning concrete	First prestressed concrete railway bridge in Germany.
	112.0		Peter Bruckmann Bridge	Heilbronn	location	1950 1932	S, F, R		174		tensioning concrete	Frame bridge; named after the entrepreneur Peter Bruckmann (1865–1937); formerly Canal Harbor Bridge
End of the side channel
110.0			Neckargartacher Bridge	Heilbronn	location	1999 1951 1905	S, F, R		213		Composite	Replaced the Neckargartach Neckar Bridge destroyed in 1945 . 1998–1999 widened to five lanes.
Neckar Canal Kochendorf (K) / Altneckar near Neckarsulm (A)
107.8			Neckar valley bridge Heilbronn	Heilbronn  - Neckarsulm	location	1967	S.		1348		Clamping -concrete, Steel	Longest Neckar Bridge; four-part bridge in different designs. Has been rebuilt in parallel since 2017; the old building is to be demolished in 2022.
107.7					location	2019			1337		Composite	Gradual new construction as a replacement for the old Neckar valley bridge; the first half was put into operation in 2019.
107.1			Weir bridge (on the left edge of the picture)	Neckarsulm	location	1925	S, F, R		140		steel concrete
106.8			Pipe and pedestrian bridge	Neckarsulm	location	1985	F, L		180		steel	Connects a car park with the Neckarsulm Audi plant and supplier companies. Length approx. 150 meters across the Neckar plus access footbridge on the right bank.
K	105.5		Pipe bridge	Neckarsulm	location		L.		114		steel
	103.8		Kochendorf lock	Bad friedrichshall	location	1925	S, F, R		53		concrete	Massive arch bridge along the power plant, then girder bridge over the lock canal
A.	104.0		Neckarsteg (Untereisesheim)	Untereisesheim  - Bad Friedrichshall	location	1925	F, R		90		steel	Asymmetrical shape tapering to the west; steep ramps
End of the side channel
101.8			Jagstfeld railway bridge	Bad Wimpfen  - Bad Friedrichshall	location	1952 ?	E, F	Elsenztal- ground	196		steel
100.1			Neckar Bridge (Bad Wimpfen)	Bad Wimpfen  - Offenau	location	1953 1927 80s	S, F, R		178		steel	The first bridge existed from Roman times until around 1300. Every summer the "Bridge Festival" is celebrated on the bridge.
93.8			Gundelsheim barrage	Neckarmühlbach  - Gundelsheim	location	? 1937	S, F, R		173		tensioning concrete
88.0			Neckarsteg Haßmersheim	Hassmersheim	location	2014	F.		223		Composite	Partly runs over the Mosbach area, but ends on both sides in Haßmersheim. Replaced the Haßmersheim ferry, which had existed since at least the 14th century.
85.9			Neckarzimmern barrage	Haßmersheim  - Neckarzimmern	location	1935	F.		167		steel	Solid wall girder bridge
82.2			Neckar bridge Obrigheim – Neckarelz	Obrigheim  - Mosbach	location		S.		330		tensioning concrete	A steel truss railway bridge of the Odenwaldbahn was located in the same place until 1882 to 1945 .
80.5			Neckar bridge Obrigheim – Diedesheim	Obrigheim  - Diedesheim	location	1974 1934 1830	S, F, R		229		tensioning concrete	From 1830 there was a ship bridge , which was replaced in 1934 by the fixed "Adolf Hitler Bridge".
72.2			Guttenbach barrage	Neckargerach  - Binau	location	1935	F.		140		steel	Solid wall girder bridge
70.3			"Minneburg-Neckar Bridge"	Neckargerach	location	1979	S, F, R	L 633	395		tensioning concrete
66.4			Neckar bridge Zwingenberg	Zwingenberg	location	2011	S, F, R		217		steel	Replaced the Zwingenberg ferry
61.4			Rockenau barrage	Eberbach	location	1933	F.		140		steel	Solid wall girder bridge
57.9			Eberbacher Bridge	Eberbach	location	1958 1900	S, F, R		220		tensioning concrete
50.3			Hirschhorn Ost bypass	Schönbrunn  - Hirschhorn	location	1981	S, F, R		251		tensioning concrete	One of four Neckar bridges that are not entirely in Baden-Württemberg; the eastern end of the bridge is in Hessen.
47.7			Hirschhorn barrage	Staghorn	location	1933	S, F, R		190		steel	The only Neckar bridge outside of Baden-Württemberg
46.3			Hirschhorn West bypass	Schönbrunn  - Hirschhorn	location	1981	S, F, R		382		tensioning concrete	One of four Neckar bridges that are not entirely in Baden-Württemberg; the eastern end of the bridge is in Hessen.
39.2			Neckarsteinach barrage	Neckargemünd  - Neckarsteinach	location	1931	F.		220		steel	One of four Neckar bridges that are not entirely in Baden-Württemberg. The northern end of the bridge is in Hesse. Length of weir bridge plus adjoining lock bridge.
34.9			Neckargemünd railway bridge	Neckargemünd	location	1958 ?	EE, F	Neckar Valley Railway	178		steel	Until the completion of the Stuttgart-21 bridge, it will be the only double-decker bridge over the Neckar. Both have a suspended pedestrian walkway.
34.1			Peace Bridge	Neckargemünd	location		S, F, R		172		steel
30.8			Neckargemünd barrage	Heidelberg	location	1931	F.		173		steel	Solid wall girder bridge
29.5			Brick houses bridge	Heidelberg	location	1954 1914	S, F, R		202		tensioning concrete
26.1			Heidelberg barrage	Heidelberg	location	1929	F.		175		steel	Solid wall girder bridge
25.5			" Old Bridge " (Karl Theodor Bridge)	Heidelberg	location	1788 13th century	F, R		200		stone	Various historical previous bridges. Two pillars were blown up in World War II; after the war the bridge was restored.
24.2			Theodor Heuss Bridge	Heidelberg	location	1992 1949 1877	S, EE, F, R	5 23	221		tensioning concrete	Originally Friedrichsbrücke , renamed in 1964, replaced by a wider structure in 1992.
23.0			Ernst Walz Bridge	Heidelberg	location	1950 1928	S, EE, F, R	21 24	217		steel	Destroyed in the war, then rebuilt true to the original.
Neckar Canal Schwabenheim (K) / Altneckar near Wieblingen (A) / Helmreich power plant canal (H)
22.4			Weir Wieblingen	Heidelberg	location	1926	F.		255		steel
H	22.3		Construction site access to Wehr Wieblingen	Heidelberg	location		S, F		25th		steel
18.5			A5 bridge (on the left edge of the picture)	Heidelberg  - Dossenheim	location	1970	S.		390		tensioning concrete
	0.1		Schwabenheim power plant	Dossenheim	location	1920s	(S), F, R		40		concrete
K	17.6		Schwabenheim lock	Dossenheim	location	1925	S, F, R		52		steel
End of the side channels
	15.0		Jetty at the fish nursery	Edingen-Neckarhausen	location	2018	F.		3	plate	concrete	Footbridge over the outlet of a Neckar tributary created for ecological reasons; officially opened in June 2018.
13.2			Neckar Bridge (Ladenburg)	Neckarhausen  - Ladenburg	location	1848	EE, F, R	Main-Neckar Railway	230		stone	approx. 280 meters long including the bridgeheads
Neckar Canal Feudenheim (K) / Altneckar from Ladenburg (A)
A.	14.0		Ladenburg weir	Neckarhausen  - Ladenburg	location	1927	(F)		150		steel	Non-public service road, solid wall girder bridge
	11.0		Neckar Bridge (Seckenheim)	Mannheim  - Ilvesheim	location	1927	S, F, R		165		tensioning concrete	Arches destroyed in the war and renewed in 1952/53; with steel tube suspension.
K	11.7		Ilvesheimer Strasse	Ladenburg	location		S, F, R		43		steel
	10.4		Goethestrasse	Ilvesheim	location	2005	S, F, R		55		steel
	9.7		Canal bridge (Ilvesheim)	Ilvesheim	location	2009	S, F, R		55		Composite	Steel frame bridge
8.7			A6 bridge	Mannheim	location	2005 ?	S, F, R		410		tensioning concrete	2002–2005 renewed
	0.2		Feudenheim power plant	Mannheim	location	1920s	(F)		40
K	7.5		Lauffener Strasse	Mannheim	location		S, F, R		54		steel
7.3			Carlo Schmid Bridge	Mannheim	location	1973/72	S, F, R		750		concrete
K	6.1		Feudenheim lock	Mannheim	location	1927	(F)		35			Operational route, not public
	6.1		Access to the Mulberry Island	Mannheim	location		(S), F, R		65		Composite	Continuation of the Riedbahn footbridge over the lock canal
	6.1		"Riedbahnsteg"	Mannheim	location		F, R		195		steel
6.1			Riedbahn Bridge East	Mannheim	location	2009 1880	E.	Riedbahn	195 + 65		steel	Two-part bridge over the main river and Neckar Canal
K	6.1		Pipe bridge	Mannheim	location		L.		90		steel
End of the side channel
3.9			Friedrich Ebert Bridge	Mannheim	location	2006/1963/1946 1926	S, EE, F, R	2 5 A 7	225		tensioning concrete	The bridge, which was rebuilt after the war, was doubled in 1963. In 2007 the superstructure of the old half was renewed.
3.6			Collini footbridge	Mannheim	location	1975	F.		253		Steel, reinforced concrete
3.2			Kurpfalzbrücke	Mannheim	location	1950 1891 1845	S, F, R		187		steel	Successor to the Friedrichsbrücke built in 1891
2.2			Jungbusch Bridge	Mannheim	location	1957 1948 1908	S, F, R		271		Composite	from 1933 temporarily Hindenburg bridge
1.9			Riedbahn Bridge West	Mannheim	location	1985	EE	Riedbahn	240		steel

Bridges planned and under construction

This partial list includes Neckar bridges that have not yet been completed. It does not claim to be complete.

Italic = estimated / preliminary

New bridge at this point

Replaces an old bridge

km		image	designation	place	location	construction commencing	Eröff- voltage	function	Traffic routes	L (m)	Structure, material	Remarks
			Neckar line	Rottweil	location			F.		606	steel	Planned tourist attraction between the city center and the Thyssenkrupp test tower
			Neckar bridge near Fischingen	Sulz	location			S, F, R		60		The existing bridge is so dilapidated that it has to be torn down and replaced by a new one.
			Neckar bridge Wendlingen	Unterensingen  - Wendlingen	location	2016	2025	EE	Wendling -Ulm	136
195.5			Footbridges near Sirnau	Esslingen	Location location			F.		> 80 100		Footpath between Sirnau and Oberesslingen across the two islands and along the Oberesslingen power station
191.0			Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Bridge	Esslingen	location	2020?	2022	S, F, R				Demolition of the existing bridge from 1964 and construction of a new bridge on the old piers
182.5			Stuttgart 21 bridge	Stuttgart	location	2014	2019/ 2024	EEEE, F	Filstalbahn	345	Steel frame	Intended to replace the Rosenstein-Eisenbanbrücke from 1915. Suspended pedestrian walkway should be usable from 2019; first rail test drives are planned from 2024.
171			West Edge Bridge	Remseck	location			S, (F, R?)		> 100		Should relieve the old bridge between Neckargröningen and Neckarrems as well as the Neckargröniger outskirts.
155.1			Benningen bypass	Benningen	location		2020	S, F, R		200		Completion targeted by 2020
124.6			City Hall Bridge	Lauffen	location			S, F, R		30th		In the course of preparing the Neckar for ships up to 135 meters in length, the arch bridge is to be replaced by a new bridge with a larger clearance profile .
12.2			Neckar Bridge	Neckarhausen  - Ladenburg	location		2025	S, (F, R?)	L 597	350		Relief of the route through Mannheim-Seckenheim ( Neckar bridge ) and Ilversheim (two canal bridges); Completion targeted by 2025

Legend

• km :

  River kilometers in the navigable area according to IENC , starting with the mouth; rounded to 0.1 km

• Designation :

  Most common name of the bridge, or paraphrase for unnamed bridges. Paragraphs are sometimes abbreviated, e.g. B. “Marbach weir” instead of “Marbach weir footbridge” or “Mundelsheimer Straße” instead of “Neckarbrücke der Mundelsheimer Straße”.

• Place :

  left - right side of the Neckar, if two communities are connected

• Year of construction :

  Year of opening, possibly also for predecessor structures

  ? = It is known that a bridge existed, but the opening year is still missing from the list.

  / = The old bridge was not replaced, but expanded, e.g. B. 1973/70: opened in 1970, expanded in 1973.

• Function :

  S = road bridge

  E / EE = single-track / double-track railway or tram bridge

  F = pedestrian bridge or bridge that can be used by pedestrians

  R = continuously accessible by bike

  L = carries pipeline (s)

  (In brackets) = closed bridge

• Traffic routes :

  Regional and supra-regional traffic routes over the bridge

• L (m) :

  Approximate length in meters. There is no standard procedure for specifying bridge lengths; accordingly, the lengths taken from different sources are not always comparable. In case of doubt, the clear width between the abutments is indicated.

• Structure :

  Arch bridge with suspended lane

  Arch bridge with overhead carriageway

  Girder bridge

  Truss bridge

  Cable-stayed bridge

  Suspension bridge

  Box girder bridge

  Stone or solid concrete arch bridge

  Covered bridge

  Weir , barrage , run-of-river power plant

literature

• Eckart Schörle: Neckar bridges. Sutton Verlag, 2013, ISBN 978-3-95400-128-6 . Illustrated book with 160 illustrations of approx. 100 bridges and explanations of their history.

proof

Unless otherwise stated:

• Official digital water management network of the LUBW for data from the Neckar arms
• WMTS data from the Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration for all river kilometer values
• Project data from the Heidelberg Neckar Development Office for the years of construction of locks and weirs
• Karl Gotsch: Neckar bridges ( along the course of the river ) and Google Maps satellite images for lengths and shapes

Individual evidence:

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h} Karl Gotsch: Neckar bridges - Part 1: Bridges from Deißlingen to Sulz-Fischingen
2. ↑ ^{a b} The shingle bridge in the Au. (No longer available online.) In: rottweil.net. Verein Rottweiler Bilder eV, archived from the original on June 12, 2018 ; accessed on June 8, 2018 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa} Karl Gotsch: Bridges over the Neckar , database query
4. ^ Hofgut Neckarburg through the ages. The shingle bridge on the Neckar weir. (No longer available online.) In: rottweil.net. Verein Rottweiler Bilder eV, archived from the original on June 12, 2018 ; accessed on June 8, 2018 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
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