need location of bridge during World war 2?

Question

what was the location of the only bridge left standing over the Rhine as U.S troops entered germany

Answer 1

The Ludendorff Bridge was a railroad bridge across the Rhine in Germany, connecting the cities of Remagen and Erpel..
The bridge is famous for its capture by Allied forces in the Second World War. The bridge was an important strategic point in WWII because it was the only remaining bridge which led over the Rhine River into Germany and Berlin. It was built during the first World in 1916 to facilitate the movement to the West.. It has two railways and a walkway. It is named after Erich Ludendorff a German general and one of it's proponents.

Answer 2

The bridge at Ramagen is where the American troops first crossed the Rhine River in Germany.

Answer 3

The bridge was in Ramagen it was almost destroyed but we got across before the whole thing collapsed a few days after we took it.

Answer 4

Their were lots of bridges standing,some of more importance than others,you were thinking of Rameigan(bad spelling)a really cheesy movie.

Answer 5

Remagen

Answer 6

Arnhem, Netherlands