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Norderelbbrücke
Germany's First Major Cable-Stayed Bridge
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The Norderelbbrücke, also known as the Moorfleet Bridge, spans the Norderelbe between Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg and Rothenburgsort. Constructed between 1959 and 1963, it forms part of the eastern bypass of the A1 motorway. Designed by architects Harro Freese and Egon Jux, the bridge stands out for its pioneering cable-stayed design.
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The Norderelbbrücke was the first of its kind in Germany.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1959-1963
- Architect
- Harro Freese;Egon Jux
- Opening Date
- 1962
Guided Story
Take a moment to look up at the elegant cables of the bridge above you. Built between 1959 and 1963, this was Germany's first major cable-stayed bridge of its kind. It connects Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg with Rothenburgsort as part of the eastern bypass of the A1 motorway. Designed by architects Harro Freese and Egon Jux, it reflects a forward-thinking approach to transportation. Notice the sleek lines and how the cables stand out against the sky – a testament to innovative engineering.
Location
Nearby
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