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In the Staroosk district gradually repair overpass at Neznamovo

In the Staroosk district of the Belgorod region continues repair overpass in the area of Neznamovo on the highway 1-1

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In the Staroosk district gradually repair overpass at Neznamovo

In the Staroosk district of the Belgorod region, repair of the overpass in the Neznamovo area on the 1-1 highway continues. According to the head of the municipal administration Mikhail Lobaznov, the project involves a complete replacement of the main structures.

Work began in May 2026. They are carried out in two stages.

Now experts are reinforcing reinforced concrete rigs of extreme and intermediate supports. The work will be completed in October next year.

Recall that the section of the road Bessonovka – Solokhi – Striguny will be closed until January 31.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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