Industrial heritage: Psie Pole

a road cable-stayed bridge on the A8 motorway, with Poland's tallest pylon at 122 metres

five bridges over the Oder and its canals, one of which was moved to the river Oława after rebuilding

a cable-stayed bridge over the Oder from 2004, linking Popowice with Osobowice as part of the inner ring road

a reinforced concrete arch bridge over the Widawa from 1951, on the site of a crossing collecting tolls since 1266

a pair of bridges from 1916-1917 next to a new crossing from 2023, connecting Sępolno and Zalesie with Swojczyce

two crossings over the Widawa from the 1950s and 1970s, built on the site of the pre-war Annabergbrücke bridge

a two-part crossing of the Oder from 1897, with granite piers and clinker-brick arches

a steel-and-reinforced-concrete bridge over the Dobra, linking the Kłokoczyce estate with Psie Pole

a reinforced concrete crossing over the Dobra from 1995, successor to a steel bridge from the 1970s

a reinforced concrete bridge over the Widawa from 1933, named after a village lying several kilometres further away

a bridge across the Widawa from 1960 on the boundary of Wrocław with the municipality of Wisznia Mała

a reinforced-concrete crossing over the Widawa, rebuilt in 2000 after the flood of the millennium

a bridge over the Outflow Canal with a history going back to 1917, in its present form since 2017

a reinforced concrete bridge over the Dobra from 1969, leading to the Zakrzowski Forest

three small bridges over the Widawa from 1952 and 1993, one of them, a timber one, no longer existing

four road bridges over the Oder's canals, two from the First World War and two twins from 1984