List of bridges in Berlin / T
Map with all coordinates: Explanation
- (Sample bridge ) = in brackets : unnamed bridges.
- Sample bridge = in italics : former bridges. (See in detail: Structure of the lists )
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Techow Bridge | Tempelhof | The Techow Bridge is a steel girder bridge over the Teltow Canal at kilometer 22.04 of the artificial waterway. It was built in this form in 1955/56. It leads the Gersdorfstrasse over the canal. It was named after the state building officer Otto Techow , member of the building commission of the Teltow Canal. | cards |
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(Telegrafenweg Bridge) | Haselhorst | The Telegrafenweg Bridge leads over the eastern ditch. | cards |
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Tegeler Bridge | Siemensstadt / Tegel | The Tegeler Brücke leads the street Gartenfelder Strasse / Bernauer Strasse as the north exit of the Gartenfeld island over the Berlin-Spandau shipping canal . | cards |
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Tegel harbor bridge | Tegel | The Tegeler Hafenbrücke, popularly known as the Sechserbrücke , is a pedestrian bridge that spans the entrance to the Tegeler Hafen and the mouth of the Tegeler River . It was built in 1909 as a steel truss arch bridge with a total length of 91 meters with two stone ticket booths on each side. | cards |
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Teichgrabenbrücke | Charlottenburg | The western main path in the Charlottenburg Palace Gardens, which runs in a north-south direction, crosses the Teichgraben with a bridge. | cards |
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Road parts bridge | Tempelhof | The Teilestraße crosses the Neukölln-Mittenwald railway with a bridge . | cards |
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Teltow shipyard bridge | Zehlendorf | The Teltow-Werft-Brücke (far right in the picture) was a steel towing bridge over the Teltow Canal at kilometer 15.50 of the artificial waterway. It connected the former Teltow shipyard with the towing systems on the Teltow south bank. This bridge was also used by pedestrians and cyclists. In the last days of the Second World War , it was destroyed, like almost all canal bridges and the operating facilities of the Treidelbahn. During the time of German division, a temporary bridge was built a few meters further west of the former bridge for the former column route of the GDR border troops, which was demolished in the early 1990s. Since 2002 there has been an advocacy group for the reconstruction of the Teltow shipyard bridge for better networking of the surrounding area. | cards |
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Teubert Bridge | Mariendorf | The Teubert Bridge is a steel truss bridge with an overhead deck. It crosses the Teltow Canal at kilometer 21.70 in the immediate vicinity of the former coal port of Berlin GASAG in Marienfelde. The ring road leads over the bridge. | cards |
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Devil's bridge | Wannsee | The Teufelsbrücke is a pedestrian bridge in the Klein-Glienicke Park . | cards |
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Teupitz Bridge | Neukölln | The arch bridge leads at the southern end of Teupitzer Straße over the Neukölln shipping canal and connects the Kiehl and Weigand banks at the " Fernheizwerk Neukölln AG". Like the street, it bears the name of the small town of Teupitz in the Schenkenländchen . | cards |
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Thaerstrasse Bridge | Prenzlauer Berg | The Thaerstraßenbrücke spans the tracks of the S-Bahn and long-distance trains . It was built at the beginning of the 20th century, but was destroyed at the end of the Second World War. Afterwards a narrow emergency bridge for pedestrians was built with wooden planks. Only since 2001 has a new road bridge been connecting the districts of Lichtenberg and Pankow. | cards |
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Thielalleebrücke | Dahlem | The Thielalleebrücke leads the Thielallee over the subway line U3 running in an incision . It is located northeast of the Thielplatz underground station , but has no access to the platform. Like the avenue, the bridge is named after the Prussian ministerial director Hugo Thiel . The wrought iron bridge railings are adorned with ornaments of various animal figures. The entrance hall of the train station, which is kept in the expressionist style, is tiled inside with red-brown ceramics, in which the black panels created by Richard Kuöhl with depictions of animals and plants take up the figures of the bridge railings. | cards |
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Thielenbrücke | Kreuzberg / Neukölln | The Thielenbrücke, built 1915–1917 instead of a wooden bridge from 1894, spans the Landwehr Canal and is located on the border with Berlin-Neukölln between Glogauer Strasse and Pannierstrasse. It is named after the Prussian Minister of Labor Karl von Thielen (1832–1906). It was restored in the 1980s. In 2006, a Berlin artist designed a temporary light installation on this bridge with 1600 illuminated mineral water bottles. | cards |
| Tiburtius Bridge | Steglitz | The official name is Joachim-Tiburtius-Brücke . | ||
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Tiefwerder Bridge | Spandau / Wilhelmstadt | The Tiefwerderbrücke is a road bridge on the border with Wilhelmstadt and leads over the Großer Jürgengraben in the village of Tiefwerder . It connects the Tiefwerder Weg with the Dorfstrasse. The current bridge was built in 1911. | cards |
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Tietzenweg Bridge | Lichterfelde | The Tietzenwegbrücke leads the Tietzenweg over the main line . | cards |
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Pottery Bridge | Wannsee | The Töpferbrücke is a pedestrian bridge in the Klein-Glienicke Park . | cards |
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Peat road footbridge | Wedding / Moabit | The pedestrian and bicycle bridge at kilometer 9.65 over the Berlin-Spandau shipping canal was built in 1979/1980. The construction between Torfstrasse and Friedrich-Krause-Ufer is a tied arch bridge, as a single-span girder with a tied arch lying in the bridge axis. The drawstring is the box girder, with cantilever arms widening on both sides from the middle to the ends. The bridge width is 4.3 m in the middle and 6.3 m at the end. This footbridge is a replacement for the peat road bridge that existed at the end of the 19th century and was used specifically for deliveries to a plastering plant. It was destroyed at the end of the Second World War. Only in 1968 was a new bridge built, which had to be demolished again in 1980. On the north bank, a little east of today's footbridge, there are still remnants of the old bridge piers in the bushes. | cards |
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Trabener footbridge | Grunewald | The pedestrian bridge, built in 1960, leads over the A 100 city motorway and connects Bornstedter Strasse with Trabener Strasse. The footbridge is named after Traben-Trarbach , a wine-growing town in the Palatinate. | cards |
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Treptower Bridge | Kreuzberg / Alt-Treptow | This Treptower bridge leads over the flood ditch of the Landwehr Canal to the southern tip of the Lohmühleninsel and connects Kreuzberg with Alt-Treptow. The monument-protected massive stone bridge is designed as a road bridge, but is no longer used due to the park-like character of the Silesian Bush and the Lohmühleninsel. It was built in 1852 (other information 1894) by Johann Jakob Helfft (around 1802–1869) with three water openings and arches and clad with red and yellow bricks, the span is 35 m. Around 1709 there was a previous bridge under the name Köpenicker Bridge , "over which the city of Viehtrift goes" . | cards |
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Treptower Bridge | Neukölln | This Treptower Bridge leads Treptower Straße over the Neukölln shipping canal and connects the Weigandufer with the Kiehlufer. Two head figures are set into the arches of the prestressed concrete bridge from the 1960s. The bridge was renovated in 2009. | cards |
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Treptower Park Bridge | Alt-Treptow | The 8.20 m long slab bridge spans the Heidekampgraben in Treptower Park , which connects the Spree with the Britzer Zweigkanal via the carp pond . It is located south of the historic Gasthaus Zenner directly on the Spree. Like the four other parking bridges over the moat, this bridge also consists of steel girders with a span of 5.25 m after its restoration in 1995/96 and is provided with an 8 cm thick planking. The abutments are made of reinforced concrete and faced with clinker bricks . | cards |
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Treskow Bridge | Oberschöneweide | The Treskowbrücke is a road bridge over the Spree in the Treptow-Köpenick district that has existed since the beginning of the 20th century and was newly built in 1934 . It connects Edisonstrasse with Brückenstrasse. It is named after the then district administrator of the Niederbarnim district Sigismund von Treskow . | cards |
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Triglaw Bridge | Rahnsdorf | The Triglawbrücke is an approximately 50-meter-long steel - bridge in truss construction method in the district Hessenwinkel. It leads over the Spree - which is also called Müggelspree in this section - to a small island that is surrounded by the Spree in the north, the Dämeritzsee in the east and the Old Spreearm in the west and south. This spree arm was created as a result of a new breakthrough at the beginning of the 20th century. | cards |
Literature and web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ 100 years of the Teltow Canal 1906–2006 - commemorative publication of the Federal Waterways and Shipping Administration. Wasser- und Schifffahrtsdirektion Ost (Ed.), Magdeburg 2006, p. 52
- ^ Teupitzer Strasse. In: Street name lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein (near Kaupert )
- ↑ New bridge leads over the old slaughterhouse . In: Berliner Zeitung , November 15, 2001
- ^ Thielenbrücke - brief information on a Berlin city map ; Retrieved January 5, 2010
- ↑ Old-Berlin city map from 1906, here is a canal bridge called ( Page no longer available , searching web archives ) Info: The link is automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Seen during site inspection and photo taking in Oct. 2010 ( User: 44Pinguine ).
- ↑ Entry in the Berlin State Monument List
- ↑ Treptower Bridge . In: District lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein . Information quoted from files of the Royal Secret State Archives.
- ↑ Treptower Park Bridge. Senate Department for Urban Development. Over bridges.
- ↑ Treptower Park Bridge at Structurae
