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Town planning, past, present and possible (1911)

Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 160

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edby the river Spree, surrounding an island which, asin the case of Paris, was the site of the first primitivesettlement. From this centre the Unter den Linden,bordered on either side with important public buildings, 130 THE CIRCULATION OF TRAFFIC extends as far as the Brandenburg Gate, a… … FIG. 36.—PLAN SHOWING THE TRAFFIC CIRCULATION OF BERLIN the west and south lies Charlottenburg, the residentialquarter of the city ; to the east is the city itself. Theprincipal thoroughfare passing from north to south isthe Friedrich Strasse, which crosses that from eastto west about midway in the…

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