When did Nikolay Putilov begin preparations for the Sea Port of St. Petersburg?
Nikolay Putilov began preparations for the Sea Port of St. Petersburg in 1869 with a plan to build a sea canal from Kronstadt to the city.
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Nikolay Putilov began preparations for the Sea Port of St. Petersburg in 1869 with a plan to build a sea canal from Kronstadt to the city.
Companions S. P. Maksimovich and Finland Swedish engineer completed the work following Putilov's sudden death.
The water area covers 616.93 square kilometers within the Neva River Delta.
There are 147 berths available for vessels along the 21.7 kilometer coastline.
The channel opened to ship passage on the 15th of May 1885 when a new Maritime Trade Port officially opened.