Moltkebrücke

**Moltke Bridge**
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Instance of	road bridge;
Named after	Helmuth von Moltke the Elder;
Made from material	old red sandstone;
Location	Moabit; Tiergarten; Mitte; Germany;
Connects with	Alt-Moabit; Willy-Brandt-Straße;
Crosses	Spree;
Carries	thoroughfare;
Heritage designation	architectural heritage monument;
Inception	April 1891;
Date of official opening	1891;
Width	26.7 m;
Length	77.6 m;
Next crossing upstream	Gustav Heinemann Bridge;
Next crossing downstream	Kanzleramtssteg;
	52° 31′ 18.84″ N, 13° 22′ 08.04″ E
Authority file
	Q597019; Structurae structure ID: 20001043; Berlin cultural heritage ID: 09050379; Berlin Street ID: 07356
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Deutsch: Die Moltkebrücke ist eine Brücke über die Spree im Berliner Bezirk Mitte.

English: The Moltkebrücke (Moltke Bridge) is a bridge over the Spree River in Berlin-Mitte.

Moltkebridge in 1899 with an exhibition building
Moltkebrücke around 1900
Moltkebrücke in 2008 in front of Berlin Hauptbahnhof
ornament with memorial plate on the construction, destruction and reconstruction of the bridge
Karl Bernhard von Moltke - Schlussstein und Brückenschmuck der Moltkebrücke in Berlin - Germany
sculptured head of Helmuth von Moltke on capstone of the middle bridge arch
Head of Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher on capstone of a bridge arch, sculpted by Carl Begas
Northern part of the bridge
Latern on the bridge
sulpture of children in the attire of Roman soldiers at lantern pole
sculpture of a griffin at the northeastern side of the bridge, sculpted by Carl Piper
one of the orginal griffin sculptures, destroyed in World War II

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