List of bridges in Berlin / G

Explanation

• (Sample bridge ) = in brackets : unnamed bridges.
• Sample bridge = in italics : former bridges. (See in detail: Structure of the lists )

Bridges in Berlin   A B CD E F G H IJ K L M N O PQ R S T UV W XYZ

photography	Name of the bridge	District	Remarks	location
	Gartenfelder Bridge	Siemensstadt / Haselhorst	The Gartenfelder Brücke leads the Gartenfelder Strasse over the old Berlin-Spandauer Schiffahrtskanal to the Gartenfeld Island . The bridge was built after the construction of the shipping canal in the 1860s. From 1911 the Siemens freight railway and from 1912 the Spandau tram used the bridge. A single-track railway bridge for the freight railway was later built on the west side. Tram traffic over the bridge to Gartenfeld ceased in 1960. The tracks are closed and the remains of the track system are still on the western side of the Gartenfelder Bridge.	cards
	Gehrensee (straßen) bridge	Alt-Hohenschönhausen / Neu-Hohenschönhausen	This bridge leads the Gehrenseestrasse over the Berlin outer ring . From the bridge there is access to the Gehrenseestrasse S-Bahn station . The bridge is around 120 long, 11 m wide and only has a footpath on one side. It is supported roughly in the middle between pairs of tracks.	cards
	General Ganeval Bridge	Charlottenburg-North	The bridge leads over the Berlin-Spandau shipping canal and was named after the French city commander of Berlin in the years 1946–1950 Jean Ganeval	cards
	Gensinger Bridge	Friedrichsfelde	The Gensinger Bridge is a road bridge at the southern end of the eponymous Gensinger Straße, which crosses the Alt-Friedrichsfelde street and thus enables cross-free traffic to and from the Gensinger Viertel. It is 81.3 m long, 18.75 m wide and has footpaths and bike paths on both sides.	cards
	George C. Marshall Bridge	Zoo	The road bridge from 1996/98, designed for high traffic loads, crosses the Landwehr Canal and connects the Schöneberger Ufer and the B 96 at the southern exit of the Tiergarten Spreebogen (TTS) tunnel with the Reichpietschufer . The elegant and filigree-looking modern reinforced concrete construction by Gerkan, Marg and Partner has five lanes and its design is intended to be reminiscent of the former basket arch bridges of the canal. “The superstructure and abutment form a constructive unit. The connection of the arch fingers to the abutment is articulated ( concrete joints ). ” Main span: 29 m; Length: 34.60 m; Superstructure width: 25.70 m; Superstructure height: 0.65 m. The name of the real new building - there was no previous bridge at this point - was chosen after the Nobel Peace Prize laureate George C. Marshall , the initiator of the Marshall Plan .	cards
	Court Road Bridge	Healthy well	The Richtstraßenbrücke leads over the river Panke , it is 11.8 meters long and 26 meters wide. It has existed at least since 1902, as a corresponding list shows	cards
	Gerickesteg	Moabit	The Gerickesteg is a pedestrian bridge east of the Bellevue S-Bahn station . It serves mainly the access to the light rail from Moab residential area between Alt-Moabit and Spree River. The bridge was built in 1914/15 based on designs by Bruno Möhring and, after being damaged in the Second World War, simply restored.	cards
	Germelmann Bridge	Tempelhof	The Germelmann Bridge is a road bridge. It was built from 1989–1991 as a steel arch bridge with a four-arched superstructure and raised hollow box system and orthotropic plate. The arches lie under the roadway. It leads over the Teltow Canal at kilometer 22.76 of the artificial waterway. Their span is 42 meters and their total length 52 meters; it is 19.5 meters wide. Coming from Mariendorf, Rathausstrasse meets Alarichstrasse north of the Canal in Tempelhof on the bridge.	cards
	Gertraudenbrücke	center	The Gertraudenbrücke is a double bridge, consisting of the stone Gertraudenbrücke from the end of the 19th century and a new construction of a pure road bridge from 1977 placed directly next to it. They span the western arm of the Spree in the center of Berlin and connect Spittelmarkt and Gertraudenstraße and thus the historic districts of Old Berlin and Alt-Cölln .	cards
	Glienicke Bridge	Wannsee	The Glienicke Bridge connects the cities of Berlin ( Steglitz-Zehlendorf district ) and Potsdam , Berlin suburb , across the Havel . It owes its name to the nearby former Gut Klein Glienicke , which is now the site of Glienicke Castle . The Glienicke Bridge became known worldwide through three agent exchange campaigns between the USA and the Soviet Union .	cards
	Bell tower bridge	West end	The bell tower bridge in Glockenturmstrasse crosses the cut of the S-Bahn.	cards
	Goerdelersteg	Charlottenburg-North	The Goerdelersteg is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Westhafen Canal and the A 100 at kilometer 0.90 of the artificial waterway. It connects Lise-Meitner-Strasse south of the canal with the garden colonies north of the motorway.	cards
	Goerdelerdammbrücke	Charlottenburg-North	The Goerdelerdammbrücke connects Saatwinkler Damm (north) with Beusselstraße (south) and leads over the A 100 city motorway . It bears its name in honor of Carl Friedrich Goerdeler (1884–1945), lawyer, national conservative politician and resistance fighter against the Nazi regime. The bridge was repaired in 2011/2012 by the company Krebs und Kiefer on behalf of the Berlin Senate.	cards
	Gorkistrasse Bridge	Wittenau	This girder bridge (road bridge) leads Gorkistraße over the north ditch from Tegel to Wittenau. The district boundary in the Reinickendorf district is on the west bank and the full length of the bridge is in Wittenau. The course of the border requires the western abutment on the Tegel side. The length of the bridge is 24 meters, the width decreases from 48 meters (edge ​​to Tegel) to 28 meters towards Wittenau. Since the 1930s as Dietrich-Eckardt-Straße , Gorkistraße has been two-way from Alt-Tegel to the west (100 meters between the building lines). The existing bridge replaced an 11 meter wide road bridge at the end of the 1960s. When building the bridge, the planning followed the Am Nordgraben street to the southeast. East of the bridge, Gorkistraße in Wittenau is 20 meters wide. The width of the bridge corresponds to the transition from two separate to one lane. This merging begins on the eastern side of the bridge with the central island of the pedestrian crossing. At the bridge, the Humboldt Lane , one of the 20 main green paths , crosses along the Nordgraben.	cards
	Gosener Bridge	Müggelheim	The Gosener Brücke leads the Gosener Landstrasse over the Große Strom near the Berlin city limits.	cards
	Gottlieb-Dunkel Bridge	Tempelhof	The Gottlieb-Dunkel-Brücke from 1980 connects the A100 over the Teltow Canal with Gradestrasse (Gradestrasse feeder). The route is part of the previously planned A102 south of the Tempelhof interchange . The bridge of the Neukölln-Mittenwald railway crosses the canal below the high and elongated motorway bridge . The building bears the name of Tempelhof landowner and local politician Gottlieb Dark (1839-1907), who from 1874 to 1887 volunteer community leaders of the rural community of Tempelhof was.	cards
	Gotzkowsky Bridge	Moabit	The Gotzkowskybrücke is a listed traffic structure that connects the two districts of Mitte and Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf . Gotzkowskystraße leads over the bridge.	cards
	(Ditch jump, road bridge)	Biesdorf	The unnamed pedestrian bridge leads the street Grabensprung over the tracks of the underground line 5 . It is 11.3 meters long and about 3 meters wide.	cards
	Gradestrasse bridge	Britz	The Gradestrasse bridge leads two lines of the Neukölln-Mittenwald Railway over Gradestrasse. The two-part steel bridge is located southeast of the Teltow Canal freight station and near the Gradestrasse reloading station of the Berlin city cleaning company (BSR). The eastern part crosses the mainline track of the railway, the part eight meters to the west the pull-out track , in which the tracks of the freight station end in front of the bridge. The bridge is named after the aviation pioneer Hans Grade .	cards
	Graf Spee Bridge	Zoo	see Hiroshimasteg
	Greifenhagener Bridge	Prenzlauer Berg	The Greifenhagener Brücke is a bridge structure for pedestrians and cyclists from the years 1910/11. It leads the Greifenhagener Straße over the tracks of the Berlin Ringbahn and is a listed building.	cards
	(Greifswald road bridges)	Prenzlauer Berg	The two bridge structures do not have a separate name in the official register. A bridge leads the Ringbahn in the area of the Greifswalder Straße S-Bahn station over Greifswalder Straße . Immediately next to it (southeast) there is a road bridge that connects Greifswalder Strasse with Lilli-Henoch-Strasse without crossing. The railway bridge is 63 m long and 40 m wide and crosses five tracks of the long-distance railway as well as the two S-Bahn tracks, between which the western section of the S-Bahn platform is 13 m wide. The railway bridge was put into operation between 1867 (start of construction of the ring railway) and 1875 (opening of the passenger station). With the closure of the Dimitroffstrasse gasworks in 1982 and the construction of housing at Ernst-Thälmann-Park , the bridge sections were renewed from 1983 to 1985 and the platform over Greifswalder Strasse was extended. The tram stop was provided with pedestrian underpasses and partially placed under the bridge. A road bridge was added parallel to the railway bridge. and the bridge passage expanded from 23 to 46 meters. The road bridge opened in 1986 is 55.9 m long and 10 m wide. It is the access from the city center to the Thälmann district and was the route to and from the container freight station Greifswalder Strasse, where coal was previously handled and from 1984 the catenary masts for rail electrification were stored.	cards
	Grenzalleebrücke	Neukölln	The Grenzallee bridge leads the Grenzallee at the southern end of the port of Neukölln over the Neukölln shipping canal . The girder bridge was built from prestressed concrete in 1971–1973 . The name goes back to the former border between the districts of Rixdorf and Britz , which once ran along the Grenzallee. Immediately to the south is the nameless six-part motorway bridge of the A100 and the Neukölln triangle , see under "(Motorway bridge at the Neukölln triangle)".	cards
	Großbeerenbrücke	Kreuzberg	The small bridge leads the Großbeerenstraße at the Postbank high-rise over the Landwehr Canal and connects the Tempelhofer Ufer with the Halleschen Ufer. The first wooden, three-arched bridge was on the initiative and expense of the piano maker Theodor Stocker built and 1869/70 in 1924 by a reinforced concrete - girder bridge replaces. After its extensive destruction in World War II , today's girder bridge was rebuilt in 1949/50 using the system from 1924. Wingspan: 8.32 m; Width 9.80 m. In memory of the Battle of Großbeeren , the building bears the name of the municipality of Großbeeren .	cards
	Big bitter orange bridge	center	see Friedrichsbrücke
	Grottkau Bridge	Hellersdorf	The Grottkauer Brücke leads in a western extension of Neue Grottkauer Straße over the subway line U5 to Hellersdorfer Straße. The bridge has access to the Kienberg underground station (Gardens of the World) .	cards
	Grünauer Bridge	Koepenick	The Grünauer Bridge leads over the Teltow Canal at kilometer 37.720 of the artificial waterway shortly before reaching the Dahme , which is part of the Spree-Oder-Wasserstraße (SOW). It connects Grünauer Strasse in Köpenick with Regattastrasse in Grünau. With the opening of the Teltow Canal in 1906, there was already a steel truss bridge under the name Kaiser-Wilhelm-Brücke (pictured) at this point. The bridge was built in its current form in the years 1998–2000 as a girder bridge.	cards
	Grünauerstrasse Bridge	Kreuzberg	see Hobrecht Bridge
	Grünstraßenbrücke	center	The Grünstraßenbrücke is one of the early Spree crossings in the old town center of Cölln . It connects the Fischerinsel with the Wallstrasse . Instead of a wooden Jochbrücke with flaps for the ship passages , the stone Grünstraßenbrücke was built between 1903 and 1905. After being partially destroyed at the end of the Second World War and subsequent repairs, it has been on the Berlin list of monuments since the 1970s.	cards
	(Grützmacherparkbrücke)	Haselhorst	The pedestrian bridge leads west of Daumstrasse over the Grützmachergraben.	cards
	(Grützmacherweg Bridge)	Haselhorst	The Grützmacherweg bridge leads over the eastern ditch, which was not used for drainage but as a drive for powder mills in the Spandau ammunition factory.	cards
	Cast iron bridge	Charlottenburg	The cast iron bridge in the Charlottenburg Palace Gardens is a pedestrian bridge. It was made by the Royal Iron Foundry Malapane (Silesia).	cards
	Gustav Heinemann Bridge	Moabit	The Gustav-Heinemann-Brücke is a pedestrian bridge that was built in connection with the commissioning of the Berlin Central Station and connects the northern Spree promenade of Rahel-Hirsch-Strasse with the southern Ludwig-Erhard-Ufer .	cards

Bridges in Berlin   A B CD E F G H IJ K L M N O PQ R S T UV W XYZ

Literature and web links

See list of bridges in Berlin

Individual evidence

1. ^ Hans Jürgen Kämpf: The streetcar in Spandau and around Spandau . Ed .: Heimatkundliche Vereinigung Spandau 1954. Berlin 2008, ISBN 978-3-938648-05-6 , pp. 267 .
2. ↑ Dorothea Führe: He did not come as an avenger . In: Berlin monthly magazine ( Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein ) . Issue 12, 2000, ISSN  0944-5560 , p. 107-109 ( luise-berlin.de ).
3. ↑ George C. Marshall Bridge . Senate Department for Urban Development
4. ↑ George C. Marshall Bridge at Structurae
5. ^ Directory of the streets, squares and bridges of Berlin . In: Address book for Berlin and its suburbs , 1902, part 2, p. 106.
6. ^ Streets for Berlin on www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de; Retrieved July 16, 2014
7. ^ Gorkistraßenbrücke on the map of Berlin 1: 5000
8. ↑ On the (Borsigwalder) southern side of the northern trench built between 1927 and 1938, with a connection to the northern arterial roads, and for the planned northern bypass
9. ↑ Since further planning, the main traffic has been coming via Holzhauser Straße, Am Nordgraben is considered to be a planned northern bypass that has not yet been implemented in the foreseeable future.
10. ^ Bridge S-Bahn station Greifswalder Straße FIS-Broker (map of Berlin 1: 5000 (K5 color edition)) of the Senate Department for Urban Development and Environment Berlin
11. ↑ Map 4228 of the official map series City Map of Berlin ( Memento of the original from November 16, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
12. ↑ Rolf Gänsrich: The road bridge at the S-Bahn station Greifswalder Straße . In: PrenzlBerger Views, 23rd year, September 2015, p. 5.
13. ↑ Grenzallee. In: Street name lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein (near  Kaupert )
14. ↑ Großbeerenbrücke in the bridge web. The bridge web cites Edition Luisenstadt as the source.
15. ↑ Entry in the Berlin State Monument List with further information

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