Stroganov bridge

Stroganovsky pedestrian bridge is located in the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg and crosses the Black River near Grafov Street. The bridge was built in 1977, the project was developed by engineer Rubashev. By the beginning of 2010, the nameless bridge finally received the name Stroganovsky. In the XVIII-XIX centuries to the south of the bridge was the Stroganov Manor, where the roots of the name of the bridge.

However, earlier the name of the Stroganov bridge was the modern Ushakov bridge crossing the Bolshaya Nevka. The Stroganovsky Bridge in St. Petersburg is built for pedestrians passing through the channel from Bolshaya Nevka - Black River. In general, seven bridges were built across the Black River (not counting eight with Stroganovsky), which have no official name.