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Русский: Один из любимых экскурсионных объектов в рамках промышленного туризма – ж/д мост в районе Гданцевки – Черногорки, на перегоне Кривой Рог – Западная – станция Червоная. Этот мост более известен среди любителей активного отдыха как мост Белелюбского. Первоначальный мост был «сооружён в 1882-1884 годах, по проекту профессора Николая Аполлоновича Белелюбского. металлические части были, приготовлены на заводе Брянского Общества; Мост построен через реку Ингулец. Во Вторую мировую войну его разрушили, а затем восстановили. И посей день остается важным свидетелем истории.
Українська: Один з улюблених екскурсійних об'єктів в рамках промислового туризму - ж / д міст в районі Гданцівки - Чорногірка, на перегоні Кривий Ріг - Західна - станція Червона. Цей міст більш відомий серед любителів активного відпочинку як міст Белелюбського. Початковий міст був «споруджений в 1882-1884 роках, за проектом професора Миколи Аполлоновича Белелюбського. металеві частини були, приготовлені на заводі Брянського Товариства; Міст побудований через річку Інгулець. У Другу світову війну його зруйнували, а потім відновили. І посій день залишається важливим свідком історії.
English: One of the favorite excursion sites within the framework of industrial tourism is the railway bridge in the Gdantsevka - Chernogorka region, on the Kryvyi Rih - Zapadnaya stretch - Chervonaya station. This bridge is better known among outdoor enthusiasts as the Belelyubsky Bridge. The original bridge was “built in 1882-1884, according to the project of Professor Nikolai Apollonovich Belelyubsky. metal parts were prepared at the Bryansk Society plant; The bridge was built across the Ingulets river. During the Second World War, it was destroyed and then restored. And sow the day remains an important witness to history. |
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