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Completely renovated southern entrance to the Great Ustyug

In the Velikoustyug district commissioned more than 3.5 km of the southern entrance to Veliky Ustyug

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Completely renovated southern entrance to the Great Ustyug

In the Velikoustyug district, more than 3.5 km of the southern entrance to Veliky Ustyug were commissioned. The road has been completely repaired. The work was carried out under the national project “Infrastructure for Life”.

The carriageway has been renovated, roadsides have been strengthened, waterways have been replaced, markings have been applied, signs, signal posts and barrier fences have been installed. Bus stops with pavilions were equipped near the village of Belozerovo and about 600 meters of sidewalk were built.

The road connects several villages of the district with Veliky Ustyug, and also has access to the federal highway A-123.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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