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Stubenrauchbrücke (Süd)
Key traffic hub over the Teltow Canal
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The Stubenrauch Bridge links Tempelhofer Damm with the U6 subway line on two levels, forming a crucial part of the busy Federal Highway 96. Since its opening in 1966, it has facilitated traffic across the Teltow Canal in Berlin, accommodating both car traffic on the upper level and subway journeys below.
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The bridge was opened in 1966.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1966
Guided Story
Standing here on the Stubenrauch Bridge, you're at a key junction in Berlin's transport network. Opened in 1966, this double-deck bridge links Tempelhofer Damm with Mariendorfer Damm. Below, the Teltow Canal flows, while the U6 subway line runs on the lower level towards Mariendorf. Above you, the busy Federal Highway 96 carries a steady stream of traffic. This bridge exemplifies Berlin's clever infrastructure planning to manage traffic flow. Look around, and you might spot the Germelmann Bridge to the west, another connection across the canal.
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