Klinkerhafenbrücke, Railway bridge in Oranienburg, Germany
The Klinkerhafenbrücke is a railway bridge that spans the Oder-Havel Canal in Oranienburg. It carries trains on the Berlin-Karow-Fichtengrund line, linking rail sections across Brandenburg's transportation network.
Construction of the bridge started in 1986 during an infrastructure expansion in East Germany. It was built just before reunification transformed the region's railway systems and connectivity.
The bridge stands as a representation of German engineering practices, reflecting the architectural preferences and technical capabilities of railway construction in the 1980s.
The structure is a protected monument visible from nearby pathways. Visitors should be cautious since it is an active railway facility and not intended for walking across or climbing on.
The Klinkerhafenbrücke holds status as an architectural heritage monument, demonstrating the preservation of industrial structures within Germany's historical documentation system.
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