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Torvegade
Torvegade (lit. "Market Street") is the central thorughfare of Christianshavn in Copenhagen, Denmark, connecting the city centre to Amager-side Copenhagen by way of the Knippelsbro bridge. It crosses Christianshavn Canal at Christianshavns Torv, the central square of the neighbourhood.
==History==
Torvegade was the central main street of Johan Sems's original town plan. Amager Gate was built in 1624 at the eastern end of the street, although the bridge which connected it to Amager across the Stadsgraven moat was not completed until 1628. The Amager farmers passed through the street on the way to town with their produce. Amager Gate was demolished when it was decided to decommission Copenhagen's fortifications in the 1850s.
In the 1920s, the City decided to build a new Knippelsbro Bridge to widen Torvegade. Until then, the portion between Knippelsbro and the canal had been known as Lille Torvegade ("Little Market Street") while the portion between the canal and Christianshavn Rampart was known as Store Torvegade ("Great Market Street"). The houses along its north side (uneven numbers) were all expropriated and demolished. The expanded Torvegade was ready in 1926.
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