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Photo Gallery Bridge Over Troubled Waters

Dresden's Elbe Valley is a World Culture Heritage site. But it could lose its status because of a controversial planned bridge.
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The German city of Dresden prides itself on its Elbe valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A planned bridge (indicated in red) could endanger the area's status.

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View from Waldschlösschen Pavilion -- after which the planned Waldschlösschen Bridge will be named -- to the city center of Dresden. The new bridge will block the view.

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The Elbe valley was awarded the status as World Heritage Site in 2004.

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After UNESCO learned of the plans to build the Waldschlösschen bridge over Elbe valley, the site was put on its red list of endangered heritage sites in 2006.

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A number of courts have ruled on whether to allow the bridge plans to proceed to the construction stage.

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A digital picture showing the planned Waldschlösschen Bridge. A March 2007 decision to go ahead with the construction was criticized by UNESCO representatives and politicians.

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