White Swan, Suspension bridge in Azov, Russia
The White Swan is a suspension bridge in Azov that spans roughly 363 meters (1,190 feet) across the Azovka River, connecting different neighborhoods. The structure has multiple traffic lanes and separate pedestrian pathways on both sides.
The bridge was completed in 1967 as an important step forward for infrastructure development in the Rostov region. Its opening significantly improved connections between neighborhoods on opposite sides of the river.
The bridge serves as a gathering place where local residents spend time together on its walkways during social moments and celebrations. These spaces shape how the community uses the city and interacts with one another.
Vehicles and pedestrians can reach the bridge through clearly marked lanes, with bus stops and parking areas nearby. During bad weather or strong winds, conditions on the bridge can be rough, so proceed with caution.
The steel cables supporting the bridge cast fascinating shadow patterns on the river water at sunrise and sunset. These geometric shapes shift throughout the day, creating a different visual display each time of day.
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