Behind the houses, the new track layout is to be double-tracked. The plans for the Truderinger Spange and Dagflinger Curve are not optimal for many residents. The noise barrier is to be built much closer to the housing estate during a conversion. Here: The noise protection wall on Thomas-Hauser-Straße, which according to the first plan of the railway is to move much closer to the houses, at its narrowest point only five metres from the fence. [automated translation]
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6000 x 4000 px | 50.8 x 33.9 cm | 20 x 13.3 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
3 August 2019Location:
Munich, Bavaria, GermanyPhotographer:
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View of planned railway line in Munich, 2019. Behind the houses, the new track layout is to be double-tracked. The plans for the Truderinger Spange and Dagflinger Curve are not optimal for many residents. The noise barrier is to be built much closer to the housing estate during a conversion. Here: The noise protection wall on Thomas-Hauser-Straße, which according to the first plan of the railway is to move much closer to the houses, at its narrowest point only five metres from the fence. [automated translation]. Date created: 03/08/2019