Gutuev bridge

Gutuevsky Bridge used to have the name Seldiany, it is thrown over the river Ekateringofka, along the Catherine Canal, continuing Dvinskaya Street. The bridge connects the embankment of the Obvodny Canal and Gutuevsky Island (previously called Seldian Buyan, from it the old name came). In the 1820s on the site of the current bridge was floating, and later drawable wooden bridge with 7 spans. The second bridge was designed by engineers Gottman and Malta. Already in 1979, a new Gutuevsky Bridge was built according to the project of engineers Evdonin and Ladyshkin, and architect Sinitsa. Three-span reinforced concrete structure with a continuous beam span structure, the lining of the bridge supports is granite. The modern name of Gutuevsky Bridge was received in 1960 by the name of the merchant Conan Gutuev, who was engaged in shipbuilding and was the owner of the island. The length of the Gutuevsky bridge is 95.7 meters, and its width is 27.6 meters.