Berlin Map Art

Berlin's map is bisected by the Spree River, which loops through the city center and feeds the Landwehr Canal, creating islands that anchor Mitte and Tiergarten. The street grid shifts dramatically at the former Wall's trace—East Berlin's Soviet-style avenues (Karl-Marx-Allee, Stalinallee) run perpendicular to West Berlin's more fragmented street patterns, a division still legible in the urban fabric today. Charlottenburg Palace anchors the western edge, while the Müggelsee and Tegeler See bookend the sprawl to the south and north.

52.5200° N, 13.4050° E

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