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    Germany
    North Rhine-Westphalia
    Cologne
    Central Rhine Dezember 688
    Rhine
    Cove beam and girder bridge
    Steel / extension of prestressed concrete
    1948 / Erweiterung von 1980
    184.00 m
    437.00 m
    31.50 m

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    The Deutzer bridge has received a twin from 1976 to 1980. In contrast to the design of the existing steel hollow box bridge is the extension as a hollow box bridge in tensioning concrete construction.<br><br>The Gemini was built South of the existing bridge (i.e. upstream) and pushed to completion in a several-day action at the existing bridge.<br><br>Some data:<br><br>four-lane road bridge, separate section of double track rail tracks for Stadtbagn; both sides walking and cycling routes<br><br>Spans:
 
 132-185 Meters - 120 metres, a total of 437 meters<br><br>Width:
 
 originally 20,61 meters, after enlargement 31,50 m