The Legindvejle bridge

Legindvejlebroen – a valley bridge on a curve with open views and lines in the landscape near Mors

The concrete rises above the valley in a gentle arc, and the road follows in a soft curve.

Here traffic moves across the landscape, while the space beneath the bridge opens up into height.

Built in 1977 as a 420-metre concrete bridge

Legindvejlebroen was built in 1977. The bridge is 420 metres long and constructed in concrete.

Carried by 13 pillars standing at a notable height above the valley

The structure rests on 13 pillars, each 12 metres high, lifting the bridge above the terrain.

Connected to Sallingsundbroen in the road's route

Legindvejlebroen extends from Sallingsundbroen and forms part of the overall road corridor.

Clearly experienced from the road passing beneath it towards Jesperhus

The bridge's form is particularly striking when seen from the road that passes under it in the direction of Jesperhus Blomsterpark.

From here it is experienced as a valley bridge with a clear sense of height and span.

FAQ

When was the bridge built?
- In 1977.

How long is the bridge?
- 420 metres.

What is special about the bridge?
- It lies on a curve and can be clearly experienced from the valley below.