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    BAS 1148
    old high bridge Levensau
    Brückenbild

    © Fritz Wißemborski ( www.fritz-wissemborski.de )

    verboten / prohibitedNo other use permitted
    Alte Levensauer Hochbrücke

    Alte Levensauer Hochbrücke

    12.09.2025

    © Dr. Manfred Böhmer

    gegen Entgeld / for a feeUse in accordance with the terms and conditions
    Bild 2

    1904

    © Postkarte

    verboten / prohibitedNo other use permitted
    To Bridge Images
    Germany
    Schleswig-Holstein
    Kiel
    on the northern edge of the capital
    Northern Baltic Sea channel
    Eckernförder road and railway from Kiel in North
    Bar segment floor bridge below and above the roadway and timber between the 2 main elements
    Steel
    1894
    163.00 m
    180.00 m
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    0.00 m
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    in operation
    Height: 42 m, in 1894, the bridge was the longest arch bridge in German; 1954 rebuilt (removal of portals, towers and the entire Stahlkontruktion above the arches)
 The previous city addition could not be by Levensau, because this high bridge named after Levensau is a
 little river and not like the other high bridges over the North Baltic Sea Canal to places named.
 The proportion of steel consumption is estimated at MP 2600.