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    Germany
    Berlin
    Berlin
    District Center
    Spandau Canal
    Invalidenstraße
    Girder bridge
    Steel
    Erneuerung1992-1994
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    Information of www.wikipedia.de:<br><br>The sandy Krug bridge over the Berlin-Spandau Canal forms in the course of the Invalidenstraße border between the former districts of Berlin Mitte and Tiergarten, today in the district Center United. On the East side of the sand jug bridge border crossing point Invalidenstrasse, which was usable only for West Berlin was located between 1961 and 1990. As a special user, the guards of the Soviet war memorial in the Tiergarten is to name a few. Nearby, the Hamburger Bahnhof is located on the West side and the East side the Charité.