5th Rzhevsky Bridge

The 5th Rzhevsky Bridge is built in five spans and is a metal pedestrian bridge in the city of St. Petersburg. It is thrown over the "Burnt stream" between Chelyabinsk and Rzhevskaya streets, there is a railway line nearby. In 1972, underwent a major overhaul of 10 span, wooden bridge with a beam-cutting structure. Metal channel N22 was the basis of paired spans, and the foundations on stilts of wood, as well as the intermediate supports of the bridge, which were built with racks. The upper structure was made of wood, and the fences of the bridge are paved. The old length of the bridge was 65.02 meters and a width of 3.0 meters.

In 1981-1982, engineer Feldman developed a bridge project, which required restructuring into a five-span metal bridge with a beam-uncut system and an orthotropic plate on the roadway. The railing welded fence of the bridge made of metal has a simple pattern. The current length of the bridge is 66.0 m and 3 meters wide.