Altena stone bridge
The Stone Bridge Altena is a cultural monument protected arch bridge over the river Lenne in the North Rhine-Westphalian city Altena .
history
The three-arched road bridge over the Lenne was built in 1912 at the exit of the Rahmedetal . It replaced a bridge of medieval origin in the same place and took up traffic on one of the main regional routes from the direction of Lüdenscheid . It was cut off from through traffic by the construction of a railway line and now forms a dead end.
The bridge is 68 meters long and consists of three flat basket arches . In addition to elements of Art Nouveau , the bridge has other decorations in the form of reliefs of the coats of arms of the former County of Mark and the jumping horse of Westphalia .
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Company Andernach & Bleck | Workshop building Markstrasse | Former Hohenlimburg Castle Brewery | Lennewehr Hohenlimburg | Hoesch settlement | Bridge over the Lenne in Stenglingsen | Steam locomotive Carl | Altena train station | Stone Bridge | Workers' settlement, Werdohler Strasse 12-32 | Turbine and generator from the company Elektromark | Factory hall and clock tower Wilhelmsthal | Wilhelmsthal power plant and weir | Railway bridge over the Lenne in Ohle | Werdohl railway station | "Schnapsbrücke" pedestrian bridge | Portal of the Werdohl railway tunnel | Lennebrücke Hilfringhausen | Plettenberg-Eiringhausen station | Reiter-Stellwerk Bahnhof Plettenberg | Railway bridge over the Lenne in Siesel | Sieseler tunnel
Coordinates: 51 ° 17 ′ 16 " N , 7 ° 40 ′ 45.5" E