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Wangermeer Promenade Bridge

Name: Wangermeer Promenade Bridge
Rating: 2

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Location: Wangerland, Landkreis Friesland, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany

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1. Wangermeer Promenade Bridge – Wangermeer loop from Hohenkirchen

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2. Wangermeer Circular Trail – Wangermeer Promenade Bridge loop from Hohenkirchen

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3. Wangermeer Promenade Bridge – Barbecue Area at Wangermeer loop from Hohenkirchen

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Joe Outside

March 27, 2025

Promenade Bridge
250 m long (without dams), 3.50 m wide, maximum span 60 m (in the middle), clearance height approximately 7.50 m depending on water level, four viewing platforms. The substructure consists of precast concrete elements at the ends. In the middle, a steel box girder with access hatches for inspections is located over a length of 120 m. The bridge is founded on approximately 18 m long concrete piles. The pavement is made entirely of mountain larch.
The railing is made of steel with a round handrail. There are 11 lamps, whose unique shape has since become the logo of the municipal company.
The cost is approximately €1.7 million. Construction period: November 2007 to June 2008. See: wangermeer.de/seite/299600/promenadenbr%C3%BCcke.html

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Danny

October 22, 2024

The bridge is 250 meters long and has 4 viewing platforms. Completed in June 2008

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Micha R.🤩

December 19, 2024

The Wangermeer on the northern outskirts of Hohenkirchen was created by clay mining as part of dike raising measures in the Elisabethgroden by the III. Oldenburg Dike Band. To access the northern side of the lake, a 325-meter-long bridge promenade for pedestrians and cyclists was built across the lake. Due to its height, small sailing boats can pass underneath it. The municipality is planning to use it for tourism in the future. The key point is a hiking and cycling path around the lake. An ecologically valuable shallow water zone is to be created in the northeast of the lake. Let's wait and see; at the moment a lot of new building land is being built around it or has already been built on.

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Location: Wangerland, Landkreis Friesland, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany

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Wangermeer Promenade Bridge

1. Wangermeer Promenade Bridge – Wangermeer loop from Hohenkirchen

2. Wangermeer Circular Trail – Wangermeer Promenade Bridge loop from Hohenkirchen

3. Wangermeer Promenade Bridge – Barbecue Area at Wangermeer loop from Hohenkirchen

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