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The Goeltzschtal-bridge is a railroad bridge that crosses the Goeltzsch valley between the villages of Mylau and Netzschkau in Saxony. The viaduct is the largest brick bridge in the world. The arch bridge of the oldest historical buildings in railway history in Germany. The design and calculation of the statics of the bridge gave Johann Andreas Schubert (1808-1870)

NETZSCHKAU 07.07.2013

Netzschkau from above - The Goeltzschtal-bridge is a railroad bridge that crosses the Goeltzsch valley between the villages of Mylau and Netzschkau in Saxony. The viaduct is the largest brick bridge in the world. The arch bridge of the oldest historical buildings in railway history in Germany. The design and calculation of the statics of the bridge gave Johann Andreas Schubert (1808-1870)

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The Goeltzschtal-bridge is a railroad bridge that crosses the Goeltzsch valley between the villages of Mylau and Netzschkau in Saxony. The viaduct is the largest brick bridge in the world. The arch bridge of the oldest historical buildings in railway history in Germany. The design and calculation of the statics of the bridge gave Johann Andreas Schubert (1808-1870). Photo: Karina Hessland

Aerial image ID: 222506
Image resolution: 3212 x 2167 pixels x 24 bit
compressed image file size: 3,05 MB
Image file size: 19,91 MB
Sources and credit: © euroluftbild.de/Karina Hessland

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