Lansky Bridge (St. Petersburg) Stock Photo

The Lansky Bridge spans the Black River in the alignment of the Lansky highway and School Street. It is a single-span reinforced concrete structure with a length of 29.6 meters and a width of 38 meters. The superstructure is a three-hinged frame made of unified elements, the upper belts are united by a reinforced concrete slab of the roadway. The ends of the beams are joined by a monolithic lock beam to form an imperfect hinge. The abutments of the bridge are massive reinforced concrete on a pile foundation. The railings are made in the form of a cast-iron lattice of a simple pattern, with granite bollards on the abutments of the bridge. The pavement on the bridge is asphalt concrete.