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Pollare Iron Pedestrian Bridge over the Dender

Pollare Iron Pedestrian Bridge over the Dender

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Pollare Iron Pedestrian Bridge over the Dender

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Location: Ninove, Aalst, East Flanders, Flanders, Belgium

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1. Dender Towpath – Bosberg Klim loop from Denderwindeke

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2. Jaagpad Langs de Dender – Dender Riverside Path loop from Erembodegem

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3. Dender Towpath – Idegem Lock loop from Geraardsbergen

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Willem VS

December 3, 2023

The Pollare Bridge is an iron pedestrian bridge over the Dender in Pollare, a sub-municipality of Ninove. The bridge was built in 1913 and has been a protected village sight since 1980. The bridge connects the two banks of the Dender and is located near the Pollare lock, which still works with bulkhead beams. The bridge has a rich history and used to be a popular destination for fishermen and tourists. The bridge was also blown up in World War II and later restored. The bridge is a fine example of industrial archeology and a unique heritage in the Dender region.

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Willem VS

July 26, 2021

At the end of the Schuitstraat, over the Dender: pleasant and constructively interesting half-timbered arch bridge (riveted I and L irons), resting via supports (for expansion) on brick pillars with natural stone decoration. Early 20th century (circa 1910?).

=> is designated as a protected monument Iron pedestrian bridge over the Dender

This protection is valid since 07/16/1987

=> is designated as established architectural heritage Half-timbered arch bridge

This statement is valid since 14-09-2009

=> is part of the designation as a protected town or village view, intrinsically Dorpskom Pollare

This protection is valid since 19-08-1980

Real Estate Agency 2021: Iron pedestrian bridge over the Dender [online] id.erfgoed.net/erfgoedobjecten/9508 (Accessed on 26-07-2021)

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Jesko

January 6, 2023

The Dender flows peacefully and in many slightly curved loops through the beautiful landscape of East Flanders. An extremely popular cycle path runs along its shore. Here in the village of Pollare, the cycle path leads under an interesting bridge that connects both banks of the Dender.

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Location: Ninove, Aalst, East Flanders, Flanders, Belgium

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Pollare Iron Pedestrian Bridge over the Dender

1. Dender Towpath – Bosberg Klim loop from Denderwindeke

2. Jaagpad Langs de Dender – Dender Riverside Path loop from Erembodegem

3. Dender Towpath – Idegem Lock loop from Geraardsbergen

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