DescriptionRheinkniebrücke zur blauen Stunde, Düsseldorf - 0131.jpg
Deutsch: Die Rheinkniebrücke wurde zwischen 1964 und 1969 erbaut und ist zu einem charakteristischen Wahrzeichen der Stadt Düsseldorf geworden. Sie verbindet die Stadtteile Oberkassel und Niederkassel mit Carlstadt, Unterbilk und dem Düsseldorfer Regierungsviertel und dient als wichtige Verkehrsader für den Rheinübergang. Die Schrägseilbrücke ist 561 Meter lang und 28,9 Meter breit und hat einen 144 Meter hohen Pylon.
English: The Rheinkniebrücke was built between 1964 and 1969 and has become a characteristic landmark of the city of Düsseldorf. It connects the districts of Oberkassel and Niederkassel with Carlstadt, Unterbilk and the Düsseldorf government district and serves as an important arterial road for crossing the Rhine. The cable-stayed bridge is 561 metres long and 28.9 metres wide and has a 144 metres high pylon.
Türkçe: Rheinkniebrücke 1964 ve 1969 yılları arasında inşa edilmiş ve Düsseldorf şehrinin karakteristik bir simgesi haline gelmiştir. Oberkassel ve Niederkassel semtlerini Carlstadt, Unterbilk ve Düsseldorf hükümet bölgesine bağlar ve Ren Nehri'ni geçmek için önemli bir arter yolu olarak hizmet verir. Kablolu köprü 561 metre uzunluğunda ve 28.9 metre genişliğindedir ve 144 metre yüksekliğinde bir pilona sahiptir.
Русский: Рейнское шоссе было построено в 1964-1969 годах и стало характерной достопримечательностью Дюссельдорфа. Он соединяет районы Оберкассель и Нидеркассель с Карлштадтом, Унтербилком и правительственным районом Дюссельдорфа и служит важной артериальной дорогой для пересечения Рейна. Вантовый мост имеет длину 561 метр, ширину 28,9 метров и пилон высотой 144 метра.
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