Tveretsky bridge

Tveretsky Bridge is a road bridge across the Tvertsa River in the Zavolzhsky district of the city of Tver in the alignment of Academician Tupolev Street. Connects the Zavolzhskaya and Zaveretskaya parts of the city. A tram line runs over the bridge. The width of the bridge is 20 meters, the length is 145 meters. Built in 1931 according to the project of Tver engineer P.F. Bogomolov. The bridge survived the occupation of Kalinin and the fighting in 1941. Initially, there was one tramway on the bridge, in 1969 a second one was built. In 1994-1999, the bridge was reconstructed, during which it was expanded by 5 meters, a rigid design (with laying under the monorail) of the tramway device was applied. On April 5, 2012, the bridge was officially named after its engineer, P.F. Bogomolov.