Golovinsky bridge

The Golovinsky Bridge spans across the Chornaya River with granite-faced abutments, decorative obelisks, and octagonal prismatic lanterns along its sides.

Originally built in 1817 as a wooden structure, the bridge underwent major transformations in 1875, changing to a wooden arch design with stone supports.

The bridge features granite obelisks decorated with Neptune tridents at its entrances, reflecting the maritime heritage of St. Petersburg.

The bridge measures 41.3 meters in length and 27 meters in width, accommodating both vehicle traffic on asphalt concrete and pedestrians on sand asphalt sidewalks.

During the 1976 reconstruction, engineers discovered the old spans remained in good condition and later reused them for the Sutugin bridge construction in 1979.

GPS coordinates: 59.98106,30.31722

Latest update: March 15, 2025 16:43