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Vasabron

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were replaced by modern, electrical cars by the turn of the century, the end spans of the bridge had to be reinforced, which was done in 1906. Further analysis and reinforcements were done in 1921-1923. In the mid-1970s rust and cracks were discovered, which led to the bridge being closed between
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While the bridge was required to be 18 metres wide, its continuation in Gamla stan, Riddarhusgränd, was less than 7 metres wide. The intention was to solve this problem by widening the alley, but this was never carried out. Thus, today the street fails to pass in-between the
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bridge, was becoming inadequate, which is why a new bridge to the west of it was proposed. The first attempt to build the bridge was made by the British-Swedish engineer and industrialist
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soon after an agreement with the city was settled, but the work had to be cancelled when Owen was declared bankrupt in 1843.
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was used for the first time and the bridge was also innovative for its time because of its use of underwater cast concrete.
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A view of Vasabron towards the city centre, facing the Sheraton hotel and the Centralpalatset government office building.
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By the mid-19th century Stockholm was expanding quickly and the single permanent northern connection at the time,
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Owen's attempt was followed by various proposals and in 1868 a competition was instigated for an 18 metre wide
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Stockholms tekniska historia: Trafik, broar, tunnelbanor, gator
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foundation formed the roadway while the pavements were made of
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Southern end of the bridge aiming straight at the Bonde Palace.
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Dufwa, Arne (1985). "Broar och viadukter: Vasabron".
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Index


Swedish
Norrström
Stockholm
Sweden
Norrmalm
Gamla stan
Gustav Vasa
House of Knights
Strömsborgsbron
Strömsborg
Riksbron
Stallbron
Norrbro
Centralbron
Strömbron

Norstedt Building
Riddarholmen
Norrbro
Samuel Owen
suspension
footbridge


cast iron
Riddarhusgränd
Tegelbacken
concrete
asphalt

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