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Berlin: mergenthalerring - A100 - bauabschnitt 16 / federal motorway 100 - construction section 16: abandonned allotment

Mergenthalerring, 12057 Berlin, Germany

A 3-minute field recording by henrik schröder made in Neukölln, Germany on 22 January 2014, in the evening. Soundscape: streets & traffic, construction & industry and snow & ice.

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Berlin: mergenthalerring - A100 - bauabschnitt 16 / federal motorway 100 - construction section 16: abandonned allotment
3:00CC BY-SA 3.0by henrik schröderInternet Archive
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Spectrogram of Berlin: mergenthalerring - A100 - bauabschnitt 16 / federal motorway 100 - construction section 16: abandonned allotment
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abandonned allotment (destroyed in february 2014) creaking noise of a wooden panel, alarm system of the adjacent site, local trains and the distant snow absorbed drone of traffic the motorway will pass the east side of this territory the federal motorway 100 connects now the districts berlin mitte, charlottenburg-wilmersdorf, tempelhof-schöneberg and neukölln. the new section 16 shall link interchange neukölln with treptow and later with friedrichshain (section 17). the widening began in 2013 (originally planned for 2011) and shall be finished in 2017. for the land use planning see http://www.stadtentwicklung.berlin.de/bauen/strassenbau/a100_16_ba/index.shtml january 2014

Written by henrik schröder on radio aporee ::: maps.

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Neukölln is a city of about 164,636 people in State of Berlin, Germany. OttoAnna lists 1831 field recordings from here.

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