Stalden Bridge - Revision history

Sakowski at 04:56, 6 December 2018

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−	[[~~Category~~:~~Bridges in Switzerland~~]]	+	[[File:StaldenBridgesLocationMap.jpg\|750px\|center]]
		+	Stalden Bridges location map.

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		+	[[File:StaldenBridgesLocationMapWide.jpg\|750px\|center]]

	[[Category:Bridges in Switzerland]]		[[Category:Bridges in Switzerland]]

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−	Designed in 1930 by Switzerland’s famous bridge designer, A. Sarrasin, the Visp or Stalden bridge crosses a magnificent gorge in the Valais region of Switzerland. In 1959 this bridge was bypassed by the Killerhof Bridge with a wider roadway. The original Stalden Bridge is still open to pedestrians.	+	Designed in 1930 by Switzerland’s famous bridge designer, A. Sarrasin, the Visp or Stalden bridge crosses a magnificent gorge in the Valais region of Switzerland. In 1959 this bridge was bypassed by the Killerhof Bridge with a wider roadway. The original 108 meter long Stalden Bridge is still open to pedestrians.

	Three years later Sarrasin would create an even higher and more spectacular concrete arch bridge over the Trient gorge in nearby Gueuroz.		Three years later Sarrasin would create an even higher and more spectacular concrete arch bridge over the Trient gorge in nearby Gueuroz.

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 Merjubrigga Stalden<br />
 Stalden, Valais, Switzerland<br />
-feet high / 120 meters high<br />
+feet high / 115 meters high<br />
 (218) foot span / (66) meter span<br />
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 Stalden Bridge<br />
 Pont Stalden<br />
 Stalden, Valais, Switzerland<br />
 feet high / 120 meters high<br />

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	[[File:VispOld2.jpg\|500px\|center]]		[[File:VispOld2.jpg\|500px\|center]]
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−	~~[[File:1VispBridge.jpg\|750px\|center]]~~
−	~~The original 1930 Stalden Bridge under construction.~~
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−	~~[[File:2VispConstruction.jpg\|750px\|center]]~~

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 (218) foot span / (66) meter span<br />
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-[[File:VispOld.jpg|750px|center]]|
+[[File:VispOld.jpg|750px|center]]
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	[[File:KillerhofView.jpg\|750px\|center]]		[[File:KillerhofView.jpg\|750px\|center]]
		+	The Killerhof Bridge was completed in 1959 to bypass the older Stalden Bridge.

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 Designed in 1930 by Switzerland’s famous bridge designer, A. Sarrasin, the Visp or Stalden bridge crosses a magnificent gorge in the Valais region of Switzerland.  In 1959 this bridge was bypassed by the Killerhof Bridge with a wider roadway.  The original Stalden Bridge is still open to pedestrians.
 Three years later Sarrasin would create an even higher and more spectacular concrete arch bridge over the Trient gorge in nearby Gueuroz.
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 [[File:StaldenSatelliteWide.jpg|750px|center]]
 [[Category:Bridges in Switzerland]]

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-Designed in 1930 by Switzerland’s famous bridge designer, A. Sarrasin, the Visp or Stalden bridge crosses a magnificent gorge in the Valais region of Switzerland.  Three years later Sarrasin would create an even higher and more spectacular concrete arch bridge over the Trient gorge in nearby Gueuroz.
+Designed in 1930 by Switzerland’s famous bridge designer, A. Sarrasin, the Visp or Stalden bridge crosses a magnificent gorge in the Valais region of Switzerland.  In 1959 this bridge was bypassed by the Killerhof Bridge with a wider roadway.  The original Stalden Bridge is still open to pedestrians.
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 [[File:StaldenSatellite.jpg|750px|center]]
-Visp Bridges satellite image.
+Stalden Bridges satellite image.