Kerkbrug (Church Bridge) was a bridge spanning over an arm of the Binnenrotte canal. The bridge connected the Church square (Grote Kerkplein) with the northern part of the city. The bridge was demolished in the 18th or 19th century and the waterway was also filled in.

The bridge featured two bridge houses that were likely from the 17th century, although the bridge itself seems to be older.


The bridge is located next to the Laurenskerk.

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