List of medieval stone bridges in Germany

Columns: Location | State | Name | River crossed | Built ( or first mentioned ) | Remarks
Jena | Thuringia | Camsdorf Bridge | Saale | 15th century | Demolished in 1912 , new bridge built 1913 , blown up in 1945 , rebuilt in 1946 | Jena -Burgau | Thuringia | Old Saale Bridge [ de ] | Saale | 1491-1544 | On the site of a wooden bridge first mentioned in 1484 , rebuilt in 1706 , several modifications up to 1744 , blown up in 1945 , rebuilt again from 2001-2004 | Kitzingen | Bavaria | Alte Mainbrücke Kitzingen [ de ] | Main | 14th century | Koblenz | Rhineland-Palatinate | Balduin Bridge ( Koblenz ) [ de ] | Mosel | 1342 c. 1342 /1343 | On the site of a Roman Bridge ( 3rd to 5th centuries ) , several conversions to 1884 , blown up in 1945 , rebuilt in 1949 , modified as part of the canalisation of the Moselle in 1964 , restoration in 1975 | Limburg an der Lahn | Hesse | Alte Lahnbrücke ( Limburg ) [ de ] | Lahn | 1315-1354 | First mention of a wooden bridge in 1248 | Marburg | Hesse | Weidenhäuser Bridge [ de ] | Lahn | 1250 c. 1250

Example questions:
What is the area of the state that has the German stone bridge that has been inhabited for over 500 years ? | How many houses are on this German stone bridge on the river whose name was derived from the Latin word Nava ? | How many people live in the state where the German stone bridge which dates from 1325 is located ? | How long is this river that this German stone bridge constructed in 1788 by Elector Charles Theodore crosses ? | Which king ordered construction of the German stone bridge that crosses this river whose major tributaries include Vltava , Saale , and Havel

Answers:
16,171 square kilometres | four | 2.15 million inhabitants | 362-kilometre-long | Augustus II the Strong of Poland and Saxony