4th Rzhevsky Bridge

The 4th Rzhevsky Bridge is located on Rzhevskaya Street in St. Petersburg. Its length is 13.8 meters and width is 7.3 meters.

Previously, there was a 3-span wooden bridge, the design of which was beam-cut with spans of wood. It provides both pedestrian and transport traffic.

In 1951, the bridge was rebuilt and it became single-span with wooden stilts. Being still wooden, the bridge was repaired several times. However, in 1986-1987, the project of engineer Lengiporinzhproekt Rubashov to create a reinforced concrete bridge of the beam-cutting system was involved. Prefabricated concrete slabs. The bridge has a lightweight type of pillars, which consist of a w / b spoon and a monolithic w / b nozzle on a pile base. The roadway is separated from the sidewalk by a granite rib. The slope of the bridge is 56°. Along the entire length of the bridge is equipped with lamps, and the railing is welded of metal with a simple pattern. The bridge provides pedestrian and transport traffic.