The Huntebrück lift bridge was a lift bridge that crossed the Hunte federal waterway in the course of the B 212 between Berne and Elsfleth a few kilometres before it flows into the Weser. The bridge was a listed building and was dismantled in August 2018.
The bridge was built from 1951 to 1953 on behalf of the Oldenburg-Ost road construction office and replaced a temporary bridge for the swing bridge built there in 1908 and blown up in the Second World War. In 1998, the bridge was included in the list of architectural monuments.
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