Bridge at the Waterfall (Magdeburg)

The bridge over the waterfall spans the Old Elbe in Magdeburg and connects the eastern district of Cracau with the western Rotehornpark, which lies on the Elbe island of Grosser Werder. The building stands above the Cracauer weir, which is also called Cracauer waterfall. After about a year of construction, the pedestrian and cycle bridge was opened to traffic on 1 December 1997.Source and further information:de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Br%C3%BCcke_am_Wasserfall

In summer you can see thick carp

The Cracauer waterfall is a raiding weir in the Elbe Elbe in Magdeburg district Cracau.In order to supply enough water to the Stromelbe even at low tide, but still to divert the water during floods, the city of Magdeburg had already built a barrage called Grahl in the eastern Elbarm around 1806. Built on pillars building was destroyed by the French occupation in 1806.1816/1817 was built a little further north a robbery, the current Cracauer waterfall, to regulate the water level.Coordinates: 52 ° 6 '53 "N, 11 ° 39' 24" E | OSMThe Cracauer waterfall was also eponymous for the nearby "bridge at the waterfall".