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Schwachhäuser Aller Bridge

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Location: Wienhausen, Celle, Lüneburg Heath, Lower Saxony, Germany

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1. Wienhausen Watermill – Aller River at Oppershausen loop from Wienhausen

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2. Aller River at Oppershausen – Wienhausen Watermill loop from Bockelskamp

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3. Schwachhäuser Aller Bridge – Aller River at Oppershausen loop from Wienhausen

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ᴡɪʟᴅʀᴏᴄᴋᴇʀ 🌍

August 14, 2019

It's the shortest connection between Offensen and Nordburg! The road and this bridge have very little traffic, especially in the evenings, and can be used like a cycle path.

In addition to the Aller Bridge in Ettenbüttel near Müden(Aller), it is the only bridge that was not blown up during the last acts of war in March/April 1945.

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April 11, 2018

Built in its present form in 1931, it was renovated in 2015. The last non-blown Aller bridge in the area took place here on 12.04.1945 hostilities in the last days of the war. A missile track in the steel girder is a witness to the times. In addition, according to a legend of Harkeknecht live under the bridge. Both can be read under found-places.blogspot.de.

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DakenH

August 27, 2023

In 1931, the former wooden bridge was finally replaced by a solid steel structure that survived the Second World War and still exists today. The Schwachhäuser Allerbrücke is a very historical place that must have experienced both highs and lows.

An interesting story and further information can be found at:

found-places.blogspot.com/2015/09/der-harkeknecht-unter-der-allerbrucke.html?m=1

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Location: Wienhausen, Celle, Lüneburg Heath, Lower Saxony, Germany

Schwachhäuser Aller Bridge

1. Wienhausen Watermill – Aller River at Oppershausen loop from Wienhausen

2. Aller River at Oppershausen – Wienhausen Watermill loop from Bockelskamp

3. Schwachhäuser Aller Bridge – Aller River at Oppershausen loop from Wienhausen

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