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Deutsch: aus dem DEHIO Vorarlberg 1983: Stahlbeton-Bogenbrücke von Müselbach nach Lingenau siehe auch Lingenauer Hochbrücke Höhe 90m, Länge 370m, Bogenspannweite 210m; erbaut 1964 - 1968 nach Entwurf von Franz Aigner.
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Camera location47° 27′ 08.49″ N, 9° 53′ 18.54″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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