List of bridges in Berlin / K

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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
	Kaiserdamm Bridge	Charlottenburg	The Kaiserdammbrücke leads the Kaiserdamm and the subway line ( line U2 ) below it over the city ​​motorway A 100 and the ring railway .	cards
	Empress Augusta Bridge	Moabit	The Kaiserin-Augusta-Brücke leads the Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee over the Charlottenburg connecting canal .	cards
	Kaiser Wilhelm Bridge	center	see Liebknechtbrücke	cards
	Kaisersteg	Niederschöneweide and Oberschöneweide	The Kaisersteg was a pedestrian bridge built jointly by the Wilhelminenhof basic pension company and the AEG over the Oberspree . The second Spree crossing between Ober- and Niederschöneweide connected Laufener Straße with Hasselwerderstraße in Niederschöneweide. The filigree iron framework, designed by Heinrich Müller-Breslau , one of the leading structural engineers of his time, was one of the most important achievements of engineering around 1900. After this bridge was destroyed at the end of the war, there was no crossing for 50 years after the remains were removed the Spree at this point. It was not until November 2005 and September 2007 that the new Kaisersteg was built as a pedestrian and cycle path bridge with a stay cable construction .	cards
	Chancellery walkway	Zoo	The Chancellery Bridge is a Spree crossing in the government district. It is not open to the public. Completed in 2001, it serves members of the German federal government and their guests as a connection from the official seat to the Chancellor Park on the north bank of the Spree.	cards
	Karl Heinrich Bridge	Spandau	Street Am Juliusturm over the Mühlengraben. Name of the bridge after the Berlin SPD politician Karl Heinrich .	cards
	Karl Theodor Schmitz Bridge	Marienfelde	The Karl-Theodor-Schmitz-Brücke leads the Dresdener Bahn and a connecting lane from Großbeerenstraße to Daimlerstraße over the Marienfelder Allee – Großbeerenstraße. The bridge opened on November 13, 1979. It is named after Karl Theodor Schmitz , a former mayor of the Tempelhof district .	cards
	Caroline Bridge	Tegel	On the Karolinenbrücke, Karolinenstraße crosses the north ditch .	cards
	Karolinensteg	Tegel	The Karolinensteg is a pedestrian bridge at the Tegeler Hafen named after Karoline von Humboldt born. von Dacheröden (1766–1829).	cards
	Carpathian Bridge	Wannsee	Stone arch bridge in the Volkspark Klein-Glienicke, which leads the road over an erosion channel and is a modest eye-catcher from Nikolskoer Weg.	cards
	Kastanienallee bridge (Zingergraben)	Rosenthal	This officially unnamed bridge leads the Kastanienallee over the Zingergraben . The road here has two lanes, each with two lanes and a median. The Zingergraben flows through it (on the north side) between properties 29a and 30, on the south side between 101 and 11 Hawthorn Alley. The bridge with a width of 25 meters and a length of approx. Seven meters was refurbished during the modernization and expansion of Kastanienallee in 2012. The street (from Nordend) ended in 1915 at the Rosenthal district in front of the Zingergraben. The extended Kastanienallee with a connection to the main street is included on the address book card . In 1922 the road is present in its current course, so the first bridge was built around 1920.	cards
	Katzengrabensteg	Koepenick	The Katzengrabensteg (also Krusenickbrücke ) is a new bridge over the Müggelspree and an oxbow lake of the Spree. The building was completed in 2001 and serves pedestrians and cyclists as a short route from the old town of Köpenick via Baumgarteninsel to the Am Krusenick residential complex .	cards
	Kaulsdorf Bridge	Kaulsdorf	The bridge runs along Heinrich-Grüber-Straße over the Prussian Eastern Railway near the Kaulsdorf S-Bahn station . It runs in a U-shape and is popularly called "gallows". The steel bridge from 1903 was closed in 2003 due to structural damage. Despite a subsequent repair, only a load capacity of 2.8  t and a permissible maximum speed of 10 km / h were approved. The bridge was therefore dismantled in 2006 and a reinforced concrete bridge was rebuilt, which was opened to traffic in 2007. Between the abutments it has a clear width of 28.80 m and two lanes each 5.25 m and two walkways with 2.63 m and 1.63 m width. Because of the tight curve radii from the bridge to the ramps, the speed is limited to 30 km / h.	cards
	Kiefholzbrücke	Baumschulenweg	The Kiefholzbrücke leads Kiefholzstraße over the Britzer connecting canal .	cards
	Kiehlsteg	Neukölln	The Kiehlsteg was a 33 meter long pedestrian bridge over the Neukölln shipping canal and connected the Maybachufer with the Kiehlufer. It was built in 1962 as a stopgap solution after the neighboring Lohmühlenbrücke had become impassable due to the construction of the Berlin Wall (Lohmühlenplatz belonged to Treptow until 1988 ). On March 24, 2014, the footbridge in need of renovation was torn down amid local residents' protests; the costs of around a quarter of a million euros for the necessary general overhaul were too high. Actions to preserve the bridge, such as the collection of around 1,000 signatures by the Kiehlsteg residents' initiative or an urgent request from the pirate faction in the Berlin House of Representatives, could not prevent the dismantling.	cards
	Kiel Bridge	Moabit and Mitte	The Kiel Bridge spans the Berlin-Spandau shipping canal at km 10.63 and connects the districts of Moabit and Mitte at the south-eastern end of Berlin's northern port .	cards
	Kietzer Bridge	Koepenick	The bridge leads the Müggelheimer Straße over the Kietzer Graben .	cards
	Kietzgrabensteg	Koepenick	The construction of the bridge over the Kietzer Graben , decided in 2015, is financed by the Berlin Senate . It will serve as a connecting route between the Katzengraben – Claus-Dieter-Sprink-Weg street and the Amtswäldchen. It is planned to be 24 m long and 2.65 m wide. At least it will improve the accessibility of the Köpenick district library.	cards
	Kirchner Bridge	Lankwitz	The Kirchner Bridge was a road bridge over the Teltow Canal at kilometer 19.31 of the artificial waterway. Nicolaistraße led over the bridge to Johanna-Stegen-Straße. It was built around 1910 and blown up at the end of the war in 1945. In mid-1945 it was briefly rebuilt by American soldiers as a makeshift bridge.	cards
	Bascule bridge over the ditch	Koepenick	This bridge serves to cross the promenade on the Müggelspree over the official moat.	cards
	Small Eiswerder Bridge	Hakenfelde and Haselhorst		cards
	Klingenberg Bridge	Rummelsburg	The approximately 74 m long and 36 m wide brick - built two-arched bridge leads Köpenicker Chaussee over the Spree canal, which is used to supply the Klingenberg power station .	cards
	Knesebeck Bridge	Steglitz	The Knesebeck Bridge leads the Teltower Damm at km 12.72 over the Teltow Canal . It was built in its current form as a single-span bridge in 1990. The Teltow Canal forms the Berlin city limit to Teltow in the state of Brandenburg. The original bridge from 1906 was a truss bridge with parallel belts and a roadway below. It was torn down after the opening of the border and replaced by a permanent temporary structure . The bridge is named after Karl von Knesebeck , who was born in Neuruppin in 1808 and died in 1883 as a manor and district administrator. In 2007 the family unveiled a bronze plaque on the bridge in Knesebeck's honor.	cards
	Kniprodestrasse bridge	Prenzlauer Berg	The Kniprodestrasse Bridge is a road bridge over the Ringbahn in the Pankow district, Prenzlauer Berg, which has existed with interruptions since the end of the 19th century. When it was rebuilt on Artur-Becker-Strasse ( Kniprodestrasse again since 1995 ) and the planned continuation of the road via the Weissensee Jewish cemetery to Indira-Gandhi-Strasse , it was named Artur-Becker-Brücke , which was opened on November 24, 1998 was changed back to Kniprodestrasse bridge.	cards
	Knobelsdorff Bridge	Charlottenburg	The Knobelsdorffbrücke leads Knobelsdorffstraße over the city ​​motorway A 100 and the ring railway .	cards
	Queen Bridge	Kreuzberg	It connected the Luisenufer (since 1947 Legiendamm) with the Elisabethufer (since 1947 Leuschnerdamm) via the Luisenstadt Canal and was removed after its filling.
	Koenigsalleebrücke	Grunewald	The Koenigsalleebrücke leads the Koenigsallee over the connecting ditch between Koenigssee and Herthasee .	cards
	Köllnian Bridge	Koepenick	The Köllnische Brücke leads Spindlersfelder Strasse over the Spindlersfelder branch line .	cards
	Queen Luise Street Bridge	Dahlem	The Königin-Luise-Strasse-Bridge leads the Königin-Luise-Strasse over the subway line U3 running in the cut . The station forecourt is also located on the bridge. From the south side of the bridge there is access to the Dahlem-Dorf underground station .	cards
	King's Bridge	center	The Königsbrücke led over the former fortress moat - for example at the location of the S-Bahn underpass at Alexanderplatz - and connected Berlin with the royal city on the other side of the moat . The bridge on the eastern city limits belonged together with the Potsdamer Tor in the southwest and the Brandenburg Gate in the northwest to the most important passages in the city limits.
	Koenigstein Bridge	French Buchholz	The Königsteinbrücke connects the French districts of Buchholz and Karow and leads over the Panke and A 114 . The two-meter-wide and 99-meter-long pedestrian bridge is in the route of the 74 road and leads to the Pankewanderweg. The barrier-free bridge has access ramps on both sides, which creates a total length of 180 meters and the column height enables high vehicles to pass through on the motorway. Around this point there was already a bridge in 1770 over the Panke river valley, which was wider and more swampy at the time. This bridge will be completely renewed from summer 2019. During the construction period, cyclists will have to use the midwifery bridge.	cards
	Königswegbrücke	Nikolassee	The Königswegbrücke leads the Königsweg over the A 115. The bridge, originally built between 1938 and 1940, was replaced in 1998 by a new building that was necessary to widen the lane on the motorway. At the time of the Wall , the GDR border ran across the middle of the bridge. At times, a barrier narrowed the bicycle and pedestrian bridge into an accessible northern half and a southern half on GDR territory.	cards
	Köpenicker Bridge	Kreuzberg	The former bridge (old spelling Köpnickerbrücke ) led Köpenicker Straße over the Luisenstadt Canal, which was built between 1841 and 1852 . When the canal was filled in from 1926 and the canal trench was converted into a garden based on plans by Erwin Barth , the bridge became superfluous and removed. The picture shows the bridge about the year 1920. The name Köpenicker bridge contributed temporarily the Roßstraßenbrücke and the Treptow Bridge .
	Koethener Bridge	Kreuzberg	The landmarked bridge leads Köthener Strasse from Reichpietschufer / Halleschen Ufer to Schöneberger Ufer over the Landwehr Canal . The elevated railway bridge of underground line 2 runs parallel to and above the road bridge at the Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Park underground station . The iron arch construction with a span of 20.10 m was built by Arno Körnig and Friedrich Krause in 1910 west of the Schöneberg harbor, which was filled in in 1959/60 . A medallion with a portrait of a bear is embedded in the ornate cast-iron railing. It bears the name of the city of Koethen .	cards
	Koethener Bridge (Marzahn)	Marzahn	The bridge leads the Köthener Straße over the Neue Wuhle . It is 20.5 meters long and around 20 meters wide and contains footpaths and bike paths on both sides.	cards
	Column bridge	Schöneberg	The girder bridge , a replacement new building from 1953/54, leads the Kolonnenstrasse / Dudenstrasse over the routes of the north-south long-distance railway and the Anhalter suburban railway (S-Bahn). It lies on the border with Tempelhof and forms an eastern exit of the Red Island, which is surrounded by railway tracks . The neighboring Tempelhofer Feld served as a parade - and parade ground - the marching infantry and artillery columns gave the street and bridge their name (on a map from 1909: Colonnenbrücke ). The first bridge built with the construction of the Anhalter Bahn in 1841 was therefore laid out so wide that the columns could pass it. Southeast of the bridge begins the Papestrasse history trail (new: Südkreuz History Quarter ) with the listed barracks of the railway regiments . The heavy load body on the bridge testifies to the plans of the National Socialists to expand Berlin to become the world capital Germania . The red building in the picture is the German Institute for Building Technology (DIBt).	cards
	Commander Bridge	Tempelhof	The Komtur Bridge is a road bridge over the Teltow Canal at kilometer 24.38 of the artificial waterway. It was built in 1976 as a steel girder bridge with hollow boxes and an orthotropic plate. Coming from the south, Schätzelbergstrasse meets Komturstrasse north of the canal on the bridge. The superior of a commandery was designated as a commander in the religious orders of knights . The bridge forms an important link between the industrial sites on the canal in Tempelhof.	cards
	Kottbusser Bridge	Kreuzberg	The Kottbusser Bridge leads the Kottbusser Damm / Kottbusser Strasse over the Landwehr Canal and also connects the canal's riverside streets (Planufer / Maybachufer and Fraenkelufer / Paul-Lincke-Ufer ). Today's simple concrete arch bridge (arch under the roadway) replaced the old bridge in 1970. Despite the different spelling, the building bears the name of the city of Cottbus .	cards
	Krahmersteg	Lichterfelde	The Krahmersteg , sometimes also written as Kramersteg , is a pedestrian bridge over the Teltow Canal at kilometer 17.93 of the artificial waterway and over its promenade. It connects the two parts of Krahmerstrasse at Schlosspark Lichterfelde. The 61.50 m long and 8.44 m wide footbridge was built in 1959 from prestressed concrete . It consists of a single-span beam with a cantilever arm . Like the street, the footbridge bears the name of the pedagogue Adelheid Krahmer (1841–1929), in 1872 founder of the “Krahmer's Higher Girls' School”, today's Goethe High School .	cards
	Kremnitz Bridge	Wannsee / Kleinmachnow	The Kremnitz Bridge connected Albrechts Teerofen via the Teltow Canal with the Teerofenweg towards Wannsee and the Stolper Weg towards Dreilinden . After it was blown up in 1945, it was provisionally restored as a pedestrian bridge in 1948. The northern bank of the canal up to the middle of the water belonged to the Soviet Zone as a result of the four-power status and the Potsdam Agreement , the Kremnitz bank and the other half of the water were in West Berlin . The last rudiments of the temporary bridge were removed in 1981 as part of the expansion work to reopen the canal. Like the Kremnitzufer, which still exists today, it was named after the entrepreneur and leading employee of the canal construction commission Ernst Kremnitz (1859–1908).	cards
	Krienicke Park Bridge	Haselhorst	The Krienicke Park Bridge leads over the eastern ditch.	cards
	Kronprinzenbrücke	Mitte and Tiergarten	The Kronprinzenbrücke is a road bridge in the Mitte district in the government district. The structure crosses Konrad-Adenauer-Straße, the continuation of Reinhardtstraße, with two lanes and cycle paths and footpaths on both sides. The day care center of the German Bundestag and the Spreebogenpark are directly connected to the western end of the bridge .	cards
	Kuckucksteig Bridge	Rahnsdorf	The Kuckucksteig Bridge is a road bridge in the New Venice area of the Rahnsdorf district. It leads the Kuckucksteig between Finkenweg and Drosselweg over the five meter wide canal II. The land on the island between canals II and III (limited to the west of canal IV and east of canal I) can only be reached by vehicles via this bridge. To ensure the passage height for boats (2.50 m above water), the path is designed as a ramp on both sides. The bridge is 26 meters long, four meters wide and is located near the excursion restaurant New Venice . This road bridge is complemented by a pedestrian bridge that crosses the (northern) Canal I ( Canal I ) and creates the connection from Finkenweg to Fürstenwalder Allee (out of the settlement). The footbridge is 17 meters long and almost two meters wide. Here, too, ramps on both sides ensure the boat clearance in the middle of the bridge. (There are ten car and three pedestrian bridges in New Venice.)	cards
	Kunowski Bridge	center	The Kunowski Bridge, named after the judiciary Georg Carl Friedrich Kunowski , also known as the Roch Bridge after the road that crosses it, was used to overpass the Königsgraben . It was built in 1824/1825 as a cast-iron arch bridge and removed by backfilling the trench in 1879. (Named by announcement of May 8, 1825)	cards
	Kurfürstendamm Bridge	Halensee	The Kurfürstendammbrücke leads the Kurfürstendamm at the western end over the ring railway . The first Kurfürstendamm bridge was built in 1894 as part of the development of the Grunewald villa colony . At the end of the 1950s it had to be replaced by a new building when the city ​​motorway was being built in the course of the renovation of the Rathenauplatz . The new steel composite bridge with a length of 75 meters and a width of 32 meters was built in sections and opened in September 1963.	cards
	Kynast Bridge	Rummelsburg and Friedrichshain	The bridge leads the Kynaststraße over the tracks of the S-Bahn and long-distance railway ( Prussian East Railway and Lower Silesian-Märkische Railway ) and runs parallel to the ring railway tracks of the Ostkreuz station . It was demolished in 2007 and rebuilt by the end of 2009 with the renovation of Ostkreuz station as a replacement for the Kynaststrasse overpass . The planning was carried out on behalf of the Senate Department for Urban Development by the engineering office Vepro , the construction work was carried out by Eurovia VBU GmbH . While the border between the districts of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg (district Friedrichshain) and Lichtenberg (district Rummelsburg) ran along the old bridge , the central part of the new bridge lies entirely on the Rummelsburg side. The picture shows the old bridge to the right of the tracks and behind the listed water tower.	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. ↑ The Dresden Railway between Krbw "Dresd. B." and Rangsdorf on railway lines in the south of Berlin
2. ↑ Kastanienallee . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1915, Part 5, Nordend, p. 287.
3. ↑ map . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1922, part 4, Pankow, p. 1787.
4. ↑ Kaulsdorf Bridge . Senate Department for Urban Development and the Environment
5. ↑ Kiehlsteg was demolished . In: taz , March 25, 2014.
6. ↑ Resolution minutes of the 45th plenary session on March 20, 2014 (PDF)
7. ↑ Clearance heights and widths on bridges in the Berlin Waterways and Shipping Office area (PDF; 287 kB)
8. ↑ Kirchnerbrücke on a street map of the suburb of Steglitz in the Berlin address book 1910
9. ↑ Queen's Bridge . In: Address book for Berlin and its suburbs , 1901, part 3, p. 315.
10. ↑ Friedrich Wilhelm Karl von Schmettau: Maps of Prussia 1767–1787 . Reprint Potsdam 2006. Map 64 Sect. Bernau and Map 78 Sect. Berlin, also SBB under L 5421-64 and -78.
11. ↑ Measurement table sheet # 1765. Volume VII Sheet 1 Schönerlinde. Recorded and drawn in 1839 by von Estorff Prem: Lieut: in the 13 ^th Inf: Regiment:
12. ↑ Hot summer for commuters at www.moz.de; accessed on June 3, 2019.
13. ↑ Streets and Squares . In: Allgemeiner Wohnungs-Anzeiger together with address and business manual for Berlin , 1865, part 5, p. 60.
14. ↑ Entry in the Berlin State Monument List
15. ↑ Kathrin Chod: Köthener Bridge . In: Hans-Jürgen Mende , Kurt Wernicke (Hrsg.): Berliner Bezirkslexikon, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg . Luisenstadt educational association . tape 1 : A to O . Haude and Spener / Edition Luisenstadt, Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-89542-122-7 ( luise-berlin.de - as of October 7, 2009).
16. ↑ Kathrin Chod: Schöneberger Hafen . In: Hans-Jürgen Mende , Kurt Wernicke (Hrsg.): Berliner Bezirkslexikon, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg . Luisenstadt educational association . tape 2 : O to Z . Haude and Spener / Edition Luisenstadt, Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-89542-122-7 ( luise-berlin.de - as of October 7, 2009).
17. ↑ Berlin Chronicle, online version, ed. from the Berlin State Archives. Retrieved on January 23, 2016 ( Memento of the original from October 13, 2007 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. November 1, 1954, the day the newly built column bridge was handed over. 
18. ↑ Kolonnenstrasse. In: Street name lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein (near  Kaupert )
19. ↑ Urban redevelopment of Berlin: Papestrasse history trail
20. ^ Pedestrian bridges in Berlin . Senator for Building and Housing (Ed.), Berlin 1976, p. 43.
21. ↑ Krahmerstrasse. In: Street name lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein (near  Kaupert )
22. ↑ Jan Feustel , Horst Köhler: Lifeline through swamp and sand, 100 years of the Teltow Canal . 1st edition. Hendrik Bäßler Verlag, 2006, ISBN 3-930388-36-7 , p. 37.
23. ↑ Kremnitzufer. In: Street name lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein (near  Kaupert )
24. ↑ Eckhard Thiemann, Dieter Deszyk, Peter Horst Metzing: Berlin and its bridges . Jaron Verlag, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-89773-073-1 , p. 178
25. ↑ Kurfürstendamm Bridge . berlin.de/ba-charlottenburg-wilmersdorf; Retrieved July 16, 2014
26. ↑ Information from a construction site sign on Marktstrasse and Kynaststrasse from spring 2009