Herman Partisan Bridge
Description:
The Partizan Herman Bridge is thrown over the Duderhof Canal in the city of St. Petersburg, continues Partizan Herman Street, after which it was named. The Herman Partisan Bridge was built in the 1970s, with a single span of reinforced concrete. Between granite pipes on the foundations there are railings with a simple pattern.
The Duderhofka River in the Krasnoselsky District, passing through Duderhof, Gorelovo, Krasnoe Selo, Staro-Panovo and Ligovo, flows into the Duderhof Canal, dug in 1979, when the development of the South-West began. The concrete bridge of Partizan Herman is designed for pedestrian and automobile traffic and has four lanes, the length of the bridge is 26 meters, and its width is 34 meters. The nearest metro station is Veterans Avenue. The design of the bridge is framed, a span of reinforced concrete blocks, facing with metal sheets.
On the left bank of the Partizan Herman Bridge there is a staircase descent to the water.