Borovoy Bridge

The Borovoy Bridge (Russian: Боровой мост) is a bridge in Saint Petersburg, Russia across the Obvodny Canal.[1]

History

Since 1881 until mid-1880s in its place there was the Andreyevsky Bridge. It was a wooden bride. It was renamed to Borovoy after the Borovaya Street.[2][1]

The modern concrete bridge was constructed during 1960–1961.[1][3]

References

  1. ^ a b c Юбилей Борового моста
  2. ^ Городские имена сегодня и вчера: Петербургская топонимика, С. В. Алексеева, А. Г. Владимирович, А. Д. Ерофеев (eds.), 2md edition, 1997, p. 50
  3. ^ Тумилович Е. В., Алтунин С. Е. Мосты и набережные Ленинграда. Альбом. — М.: Издательство министерства коммунального хозяйства РСФСР, 1963

59°54′58″N 30°20′41″E / 59.915986°N 30.344753°E / 59.915986; 30.344753

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