Klevendeich Swing Bridge

The swing bridge over the Pinnau between Neuendeich and Moorrege-Klevendeich is an outstanding technical monument.
It is one of the oldest preserved swing bridges in Europe.
The 91 m long structure with its single-lane roadway made of wooden planks consists of three superstructures made of steel framework.
Since 1975, the revolving beam has been moved remotely from the keeper's cottage with the help of an electric motor. Characteristic are the mighty pillars on which the roadway girder is turned horizontally to the side 😊.

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The Klevendeicher swing bridge crosses the Pinnau and thus connects the Haseldorfer Marsch in the Moorreg district of Klevendeich with the Seestermüher Marsch in the Neuendeich municipality. The bridge was built in 1887 and is listed as a cultural monument. (Source: Wiki)