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    Kottbusser bridge
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    Die historische Kottbuser Brücke

    Die historische Kottbuser Brücke

    1894

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    Germany
    Berlin
    Berlin
    Landwehr Canal
    Street
    arch bridge, arch under the roadway
    Concrete
    1891-1893, Neubau 1970
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    <br>1705 As Rixdorfer Dam Bridge, built, she testified in 1786 as a drawbridge over the moat of the Landwehr. Popularly called it was called body bridge, because many deaths to the cemeteries located in front of the city wall were driven over them. in 1852, it was rebuilt as a bascule bridge made of wood in 1839 named Kottbusser road extension and named. From 1891 to 1893, the wooden bridge was replaced by a stone bridge with a central span of 20,00 m by Heinrich Liersch and Friedrich Hoese (1853-1929). in 1970, it was demolished and replaced by a pre-stressed concrete bridge. The simple concrete bridge has an iron railing.