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    BAS 47973
    U-Bahn bridge Lausitzer Platz / Görlitzer Straße
    U-Bahn Brücke Lausitzer Platz

    U-Bahn Brücke Lausitzer Platz

    01.09.2009

    © Johannes Bönisch

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    U-Bahn Brücke Lausitzer Platz

    U-Bahn Brücke Lausitzer Platz

    01.09.2009

    © Johannes Bönisch

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    U 1 Hochbahnabschnitt östlich des Lausitzer Platzes

    U 1 Hochbahnabschnitt östlich des Lausitzer Platzes

    15.01.2008

    © Helmut Fischer

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    To Bridge Images
    Germany
    Berlin
    Berlin-Kreuzberg
    Berlin-Kreuzberg, in the Lausitzer Platz
    Transition of Görlitzer Street to Lausitzer Platz
    Metro line 1
    Arch, arch over the road truss bridge
    Steel
    1997
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    <br>Lausitzer Platz now constructed the same so-called "full wall" steel pier as everywhere on the U 1. However, difficult to see because dummies in the guise of old half-timbered houses will be built in front of you. It is situated where the high line crosses roads, on stone pillars. They get a new interior design, but retain their historical appearance.