File:Bremen, situationsplan, Nordisk familjebok.png

Map of Bremen at the beginning of the 20th century (descriptions on the image are in Swedish). It appears to be from the 1901 to 1903 timeframe, at least one year before the publishing date of the Nordisk familjebok.

Evidence: The tram line on the left Weser bank, visible in the lower third and left half of the map, terminates at Rose-Muehle (now Zwischenahner Strasse) in Bremen-Woltmershausen near the hook-shaped "Hohentorshafen" harbour. This was the case from May 26th, 1901 to October 23rd, 1903, and an intermediate step in the successive extension of that line further northwest along the Weser to Bremen-Rablinghausen. This line intersects with the railway mainline from Bremen Hauptbahnhof (marked as map item number 9, Centralbangård) to the city of Oldenburg (Oldb) at Bremen-Neustadt station (marked as item 14, Neustadtbangård).

• Source of date information: Geschichte und Archiv der Bremer Straßenbahn AG archive copy at the Wayback Machine (in German), visited on 2006-06-29.
• Source of image: Project Runeberg

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