Oberhafenbrücke

The Oberhafenbrücke connects the districts of HafenCity and Hammerbrook through a steel construction that carries both road and rail traffic across the Oberhafen canal.

Built in May 1904, this bridge emerged during Hamburg's industrial expansion period, supporting the growing transportation needs of Germany's largest port city.

The bridge stands as an engineering achievement from the early twentieth century, representing Hamburg's dedication to maritime commerce and transportation innovation.

Located at coordinates 53.545°N and 10.006667°E, the bridge remains open for vehicular traffic on the upper deck while trains operate on the lower level.

This structure forms part of Hamburg's network of over 2,496 bridges, contributing to the city's status as the European location with the most bridges.

Location: Hamburg-Mitte

Inception: May 1904

GPS coordinates: 53.54500,10.00667

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:59