Volgograd floating landing
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48°43′46″N 44°34′25″E / 48.72944°N 44.57361°E
Volgograd floating landing (Russian: Волгоградский дебаркадер) is one of the places of interest in Volgograd region that is not related to Stalingrad battle.[citation needed]
Wooden two-storied floating dock is located on the left bank of Volga in the Volga-Akhtuba's floodplain, to the north from the town Kransnoslobodsk, across Volgograd.
It was built in 1954 on a shipbuilding yard in Gorodets in Gorky region.
First it was used as a river boat station of the town Kamyshin.
In 1966 the floating landing was moved to Srednyaya Akhtuba region to Denezhnoe lake, and it served well as a rowing base of Dinamo sports society.
It became widely known due to an attempt of demolition at the end of spring - beginning of summer 2013.
Volgograd floating land was recognised as an identified object of cultural heritage on June 4, 2013.
External links
- 34fleet.blogspot.ru - Volgograd floating landing (in Russian)