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Borovsko Bridge

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the lake size, but the city of Prague required millions of litres of drinking water. The other option was hydroinsulation of the bridge construction – but this approach was almost as costly as building a new bridge, even without considering the cost of water protection in case of accident etc. Finally, the decision was made to bypass the valley and to build a completely new bridge 1.4 km upriver to the south.
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The dam has been in operation since 1976 and the sector of the D1 highway since 1977. The Borovsko Bridge and the Sedmpanský Bridge were abandoned, as were the routes a few kilometres west and east from the bridges' location. Today, huge spans of the Borovsko Bridge have been flooded almost up to the
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was under consideration. Natural supply provided a high quality of water but a huge artificial lake was to flood a number of valleys, including two valleys where the Borovsko Bridge and the smaller neighbouring Sedmpanský Bridge were situated. Various scenarios were examined. One of them was reducing
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The bridge itself was completed at the end of 1950 and formally approved by the authorities in 1952. However, highway construction was suspended in the 1950s, the rampart at the southern end was never finished, and the bridge was abandoned.
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near Borovsko was under construction at KM 59 of the highway between 1939–42 and 1948-50. Construction was commenced in July 1939 by the civil engineering company "ing. J. Domanský". The planned budget was 5,552,400 crowns. Despite most
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in 1941, in order that material scheduled for them could be diverted to the Nazi war effort, the construction of the bridge continued, although it was halted after the
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The 1960s brought new hope for the Borovsko Bridge and Czech highways. At the time, a project for a new large drinking-water reservoir for
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roadway. The bridge rests unseen in the middle of the forests of the
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Coordinates
49°41′57″N 15°06′06″E / 49.69928°N 15.101734°E / 49.69928; 15.101734
Daily traffic
Czech
Borovsko
cs
Bernartice
Central Bohemian Region
Hitler
Sedlický River
civil engineering
Czechoslovakia
German invasion of the Soviet Union
assassination of Reinhard Heydrich
Prague
Bohemian-Moravian Highlands
watershed




"Borovsko Bridge"
Science Channel
Categories
Bridges to nowhere
Bridges in the Czech Republic
Benešov District

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