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Rudolf-Wissell-Brücke
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Rudolf-Wissell-Brücke

Berlin's longest single bridge

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Stretching 932 meters, the Rudolf Wissell Bridge is a notable segment of the Autobahn 100. Completed in 1961, it plays a crucial role in connecting major routes within Berlin's city traffic.
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At 932 meters, it is the longest single bridge within Berlin's city limits.

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Founded
1961

Guided Story

At an impressive 932 meters in length, the Rudolf Wissell Bridge stands as the longest single bridge in Berlin. Completed in 1961, it forms a crucial part of the Autobahn 100. Imagine the steady flow of traffic that relies on this vital connection every day. Look around, and you'll see how its structure dominates the local landscape, playing a key role in the city's transportation network. To the north, about 291 meters away, lies the Nonnendamm Bridge. This isn’t just a bridge; it’s a testament to the engineering prowess of the 1960s.

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