Betonov Bridge

The modern Bertonov Bridge in Pavlovsk, built by SU-3 of the "Lenmostostroy" trust under the leadership of S. D. Ivanov, is faced with pink granite and crosses the Tyzyva River (formerly Kashelevka). Its roadway has two lanes for motor vehicles with asphalt concrete pavement, and a one-meter diameter metal pipe is laid at the base of the dam for water passage. Originally called the Kyrassirsky Bridge, it received its current name in the early 19th century in honor of State Councilor Berton, who owned a dacha on the left bank. The structure serves for the movement of vehicles and pedestrians, and also provides water supply to the park ponds of Pushkin and Pavlovsk.