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In Ples completed the reconstruction of the embankment

We are talking about a plot of about 417 meters, which is located on Lunacharsky Street

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We are talking about a plot of about 417 meters, which is located on Lunacharsky Street.

Here the asphalt canvas was replaced, the so-called “stone carpet” was laid, bicycle parking was arranged, plots for future lawns were prepared, urns and benches were installed.

As for landscaping, 19 lime trees, four ash and six lilac bushes are planted on the embankment. Decorated the embankment and 29 new stylized lanterns.

Lunacharsky Street is one of the key tourist arteries. Reconstruction helped to make the walk more pleasant and comfortable, while preserving the historical appearance.

It should be added that the total length of the Plessian embankment is about three kilometers. Work has so far covered a little more than half of the embankment, the rest - and this is about 1283 meters, including the old bridge over Shokhonka, is still waiting for its turn.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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