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| Rhine-bridge Wesel (Federal road B 58 n) The new Rhine bridge Wesel is the main construction of the federal road B 58n Wesel / Büderich by-pass and replaces the existing bridge over the Rhine, which was built in 1953. The construction is designed as a 130m high cable-stay bridge with a pylon made of high-strength concrete. The cable-anchorings in the pylon are made of steel. The river bridge with the approximately 335 m wide main span over the Rhine is designed as a steel construction owing to the low self weight. The flood bridge is linked rigidly to the river bridge and is designed as a prestressed concrete structure with regular spans of around 65 m. Technical data: Total length: 772 m Length current-carrying bridge: 396 m Length shore bridge: 376 m Main arch: 335 m Working width: 27.5 - 31.5 m Pylon height: approx. 130 m Country: Germany, Federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia Client: Federal company Road Construction North Rhine-Westphalia Costs: 50 million Euro Construction period: 2002-2003 Services:
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