Skansen Bridge

63.4318510.3800630Koordinaten: 63 ° 25 ' 54.7 "N, 10 ° 22' 48.2 " E

Trondheim channel

The Skansenbrücke ( norw Skansenbrua ) is a 52 -meter-long railway bridge at Trondheim. Opened on March 22, 1918 bascule bridge crosses the Trondheim channel and thus allows the vessel traffic, the drive from the channel in the Trondheim Fjord. The bridge was built at the same time Dovrebahnlinie, as these changed its gauge from narrow gauge to standard gauge. The bridge is located between the train station and the Trondheim in 1893 opened breakpoint Skansen.

The Skansenbrücke was designed by Joseph Baermann Strauss, who led, among other things, the work on the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. The bridge was made ​​in 2006 by Riksantikvaren historical monument, as the construction type in Norway is unique and globally rare. The Authority preserved the bridge construction, the technical parts and in the transformer.