
Description
The 230 meter long and 92 meter high Prins Claus Bridge over the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal connects Kanaleneiland with Papendorp. The cable-stayed bridge has separate cycle paths and four lanes, two for normal car traffic and two bus lanes. The bridge was designed by Ben van Berkel, also the architect of the Rotterdam Erasmus Bridge.
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Prins Claus Bridge Utrecht
Experience the iconic Prins Claus Bridge in Utrecht, a 230-meter long and 92-meter high cable-stayed bridge designed by architect Ben van Berkel. Connects Kanaleneiland with Papendorp, featuring separate cycle paths and lanes for both car and bus traffic. This detailed add-on brings a realistic representation of the bridge over the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal to your Microsoft Flight Simulator. Created using data from Google Maps and Google Earth, this free content offers an immersive virtual experience for users.
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