Glienicker Brücke

**Glienicke Bridge**
	bridge over the Havel river near Potsdam
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Instance of	steel bridge; road bridge; truss bridge; self-anchored suspension bridge;
Part of	Inner German border;
Named after	Glienicke Palace;
Made from material	steel;
Location	Wannsee; Nördliche Vorstädte; Steglitz-Zehlendorf; Germany;
Connects with	Königstraße; Berliner Straße; Glienicker Brücke;
Architect	Eduard Fürstenau;
Has use	road transport;
Crosses	Havel;
Carries	Bundesstraße 1; Berlin-Potsdamer Chaussee;
Heritage designation	Heritage monument in Berlin;
Inception	1907;
Date of official opening	16 November 1907;
Significant event	start of manufacturing (1906); Republikflucht (truck, 1988);
Width	22 m;
Length	128 m;
Height	74 m;
Different from	Glienicker Brücke;
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	52° 24′ 48″ N, 13° 05′ 25″ E
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	Q694708; VIAF ID: 240071504; GND ID: 4413245-1; Library of Congress authority ID: sh97002364; NL CR AUT ID: ge1207728; BabelNet ID: 00700763n; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007558705805171; Structurae structure ID: 20025657; Berlin cultural heritage ID: 09075538; OpenStreetMap way ID: 383981899
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English: The Glienicke bridge (Glienicker Brücke) is a bridge over the river Havel between Berlin and Potsdam.

Deutsch: Die Glienicker Brücke ist eine Brücke über den Fluss Havel zwischen Berlin und Potsdam.

Français : Le Pont de Glienicke est un pont reliant Berlin à Potsdam en passant sur la Havel.

Maps

English: Centaur at the Glienicke Bridge. Sculptor: Stephan Walter, 1908

Deutsch: Kentaur an der Glienicker Brücke. Bildhauer: Stephan Walter, 1908
English: Centaur at the Glienicke Bridge. Sculptor: Stephan Walter, 1908

Deutsch: Kentaur an der Glienicker Brücke. Bildhauer: Stephan Walter, 1908