Maas Bridge at Grave

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Maas Bridge at Grave is a historic road bridge over the River Maas in the Dutch town of Grave, known for its strategic importance during World War II’s Operation Market Garden.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arch bridge
road bridge
steel bridge
capturedBy Allied forces NERFINISHED
capturedDuring Operation Market Garden NERFINISHED
carries bicycles
motor vehicles
pedestrians
commemorates Allied airborne and ground troops of Operation Market Garden
connects Grave (south bank) and the north bank of the Maas
controlledAccessTo north bank of the Maas near Grave
country Netherlands
crosses River Maas NERFINISHED
hasCommemorativeFunction yes
hasFunction military-strategic crossing (historical)
transportation
hasHeritageValue yes
hasLanes 2
hasNearbyMemorials yes
hasScenicViewOf River Maas NERFINISHED
historic town of Grave
hasStrategicImportance yes
historicalEra 20th century
inConflict World War II NERFINISHED
inMilitaryOperation Operation Market Garden NERFINISHED
isHistoricSite yes
isKnownAs Bridge at Grave NERFINISHED
isKnownFor being one of the key bridges targeted in Operation Market Garden
isPartOf local road infrastructure of Grave
isReferencedIn World War II military history literature
histories of Operation Market Garden
isTouristAttraction yes
locatedIn Grave NERFINISHED
Netherlands
North Brabant
locatedNear Cuijk NERFINISHED
Heumen NERFINISHED
Nijmegen NERFINISHED
notableFor World War II history
role in Operation Market Garden
partOf Dutch road network
region eastern North Brabant NERFINISHED
riverCrossingType fixed bridge
riverName Maas NERFINISHED
strategicRole link between Eindhoven and Nijmegen corridor
vital crossing for Allied advance into Germany
usedFor road traffic
waterwayTypeCrossed river

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Bridge at Grave alsoKnownAs Maas Bridge at Grave