Navigable aqueduct

As a canal bridge is called a bridge structure, which is used to perform channel over another, deeper located object. The best-known examples in Germany are the canal bridge over the Elbe in Magdeburg Water Bridge and the canal bridge of the Oder- Havel canal over the railway Berlin- Stralsund - Pasewalk north of Eberswalde.

Frequently encountered are canal bridges in France, where in topographically challenging terrain canals were built in the 19th century.

See also: trough bridge

In addition, also bridges, which are guided via a channel, sometimes referred to as channel bridges.

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Bridge of the branch by the Canal des Vosges Epinal on the Moselle

Trough bridge the Mittelland Canal over the River Elbe

  • Canal Bridge
  • Inland waterways
Marne–Rhine Canal Meurthe (river)
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