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Sulfersteg Wooden Bridge and Tower, Schwäbisch Hall

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Sulfersteg Wooden Bridge and Tower, Schwäbisch Hall

Sulfersteg Wooden Bridge and Tower, Schwäbisch Hall

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    August 4, 2023

    Beautiful wooden bridges as a transition over the Kocher.

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      January 24, 2023

      the wooden bridge has something, always nice to look at

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        January 6, 2025

        Today's Sulfersteg served as a river crossing for a so-called "artificial rod" that led from a water wheel of the town mill to the saltworks on the Haalplatz and powered a pumping station there. It was originally called the "2nd artificial bridge". It lost this function after the saltworks stopped processing brine from the Haalbrunnen in 1925. This meant that it could now be used as a pedestrian bridge. For safety reasons, the bridge was replaced by a replica in 1955, and parts of the original went to the German Museum in Munich.

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