Sychrov Viaduct, Czech Republic
Sychrov Viaduct is a storeyed stone railway viaduct located near the village of Sychrov about 18 km south of Liberec on the Pardubice-Liberec railway. It overcomes the wide valley of the Mohelka River. The Sychrov viaduct was built by the brothers Klein and VojtÃâºch Lanna in 1857ââ¬â1859 at a time when the Czech lands were part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The bridge was built as part of the South-Northern German Railroad, which was used for the export and import of goods. The purpose of the railway was to connect the then forts Hradec Králové and Josefov with the city of Olomouc.
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