Voroshilov Bridge
Rostov-on-Don, Voroshilovsky Bridge
Voroshilovsky Bridge, opened on October 9, 1965, crosses the Don River at the Voroshilovsky Avenue alignment and connects the center of Rostov with its left-bank part. During its construction, adhesive joints of reinforced concrete blocks were used for the first time, and the bridge itself became the final element of the post-war reconstruction of the city embankment. In 2014, the structure was closed for a large-scale reconstruction, as a result of which two parallel bridge structures were actually created. The initial capacity of the bridge was 19,000 cars per day.