The Trzebnica bridges pass over the Old Oder River and the city canal, and the road to Trzebnica leads through them.<\/p>\n
For centuries, wooden bridges stood in this place. At the end of the 19th century, a shipping canal was built along the Old Oder River, at which time the R\u00f3\u017canec Bridge leading over it was also built. <\/p>\n
It soon became apparent that the new structure was too low and made navigation impossible. Therefore, in 1904-1904, a new, higher bridge was built – today’s Trzebnica South Bridge. It is a steel structure supported on concrete abutments clad in granite. Meanwhile, in 1916, the four-span Trzebnicki P\u00f3\u0142nocny bridge was built. <\/p>\n
Right next to the bridges is the R\u00f3\u017canka Weir.<\/p>\n
By the bridges, on the north side stands one of the three surviving Breslau border stones designed by Karl Klimm in 1900.<\/p>\n
After the flood of the millennium, a Thanksgiving cross was erected on an islet near the bridges, marking the water level on the Oder River on July 12 and 13, 1997.<\/p>\n","categories":["Bridges"],"lat":51.131493,"lng":17.0371368}