Astakhov (former Yauz) bridge - a bridge in Moscow across the Yauzu River . Built in 1940 according to the project of engineer I. N. Golbrodsky and architect I. V. Tkachenko on the site of the former Yauz bridge. The bridge passes Yauzskaya street .
| Astakhovsky | |
|---|---|
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| Application area | car |
| Crosses | Yauza |
| Location | Moscow , CAO |
| Design | |
| Type of construction | single span |
| total length | 46.4 m |
| Bridge width | 36 m |
| Exploitation | |
| Opening | 1940 year |
Content
The History of the Demolished Yauz Bridge
The bridge was built by contractor Andreyanov in 1805. The construction of the bridge was carried out without technical supervision. The bridge turned out to be longer on arshin and a fathom lower than was supposed by the project. Subsequently, it was rebuilt several times.
Name Origin
The bridge got its name in honor of 19-year-old Illarion Astakhov , who in 1917 was killed by police on this very bridge.
Neighboring bridges across Yauza
- Upstream - Tessinsky Bridge
- downstream - Small Ustyinsky bridge
See also
- Bridges across Yauza