Italian Bridge

Italian Bridge

Infobox Bridge
bridge_name=Italian Bridge
Итальянский мост


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caption=Italian bridge, upstream view, 2006
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crosses=Griboyedov Canal
locale=Saint Petersburg
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design=Arch Bridge
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length=19.66 m
width=3 m
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open=1896 (wooden), 1968
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The Italian Bridge ( _ru. "Италья́нский мост") is the bridge across the Griboedov Canal in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It is a single span, steel, pedestrian bridge next to Italian street (hence the name). The bridge's length is 19.66 meters, the width is 3 meters.

History

plates as a paving material. In 1902 the bridge was rebuilt for the first time, and around 1911-1912 it was rebuilt again.After quarter of century, in 1937 the bridge went through the capital reconstruction, in order to fit two termal pipes into it. In 1955 during the renovation of Griboedov Canal embankments the bridge was completely rebuit again. Since then it has its modern look.

Crossings navbox
structure = Bridges
place = Griboyedov Canal
bridge = Italian Bridge
bridge signs =
upstream = Novo-Konyushenny Bridge
upstream signs =
downstream = Kazansky Bridge
downstream signs =


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