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Bakke Bridge (Trondheim)

From Graces Guide
2019
Controls for one of the lifting decks

in Trondheim, Norway

Bakke bridge (Bakke bru) is a steel bridge over the Nidelva river in Trondheim, Norway. The first bridge here was built in 1887, while the present one dates from 1927-8. It was designed by Olaf Nordhagen and August Albertsen, and constructed by Chief Engineer Halvor (Hallvard) Grytnes.[1]

The lifting sections no longer open, which is a pity, since this stretch of the river with its old wooden warehouses would be enhanced by the presence of some historic sailing vessels.

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