Kuhmühlenteichbrücke, Railway bridge and cultural heritage monument in Hamburg, Germany
The Kuhmühlenteichbrücke extends across the Kuhmühlenteich pond, serving as both a railway crossing and a protected architectural structure in Hamburg's transportation network.
The bridge emerged during the expansion of Hamburg's railway infrastructure, marking an essential period in the city's industrial development and transportation evolution.
The structure represents German engineering achievements from its construction period and maintains protected status under national heritage preservation guidelines.
Regular maintenance ensures the bridge continues its function in Hamburg's rail system while preserving its historical features for future generations.
The bridge combines the technical requirements of railway transportation with architectural elements that reflect the engineering standards of its construction period.
GPS coordinates: 53.56594,10.02598
Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:19
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