Rathenau Bridge

In the Alsterdorf district of Hamburg, the Rathenau Bridge leads Rathenaustraße near the Alster over the Skagerrak Canal. A bridge built at this location in 1914 was called the Western Skagerrak Bridge for several years until it was named after the industrialist, writer and politician Walther Rathenau on August 2, 1958.

The Rathenaubrücke is a road bridge in the Hamburg district of Alsterdorf, which leads over the Skagerrak Canal near the Alster on Rathenaustraße.
A bridge built at this location in 1914 was called the Western Skagerrak Bridge for several years until it was named after the industrialist, writer and politician Walther Rathenau on August 2, 1958.
The Skagerrak Bridge opposite it was originally built in the 1910s under Hamburg construction director Fritz Schumacher and renovated around 1985.(Source: Wikipedia)