Wiblinger Kanalbrücke
Wiblinger Kanalbrücke stands in Neu-Ulm with a distinctive iron structure shaped like a fish belly. Its lens-shaped support gives the bridge its characteristic outline. Iron elements distribute the load through a form resembling the Dornbäumlesbrücke. Both bridges probably date from the early twentieth century, around 1905 to 1910.
The pair belonged to a series of bridges supporting transport and commerce in the region. After World War II, renewal work helped preserve the structure and keep it suitable for modern traffic. That balance connects historic engineering with continued practical use. The clearest detail remains the iron, lens-shaped framework beneath the roadway.
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