Village Plebanivka (Ternopil): travel guide online to Plebanivka

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General information about Plebanivka

The village of Plebanivka on the Hniezna River is the southern suburb of Terebovlia. Located on the M-19 highway "Ternopil - Chernivtsi".

It arose in the 15th century on lands belonging to the Carmelite church and monastery. Probably, the prebendary was located here - the abbot's yard. At the beginning of the 19th century, the village belonged to the Kozibrodsky landowners.

In 1896, during the construction of the Ternopil - Kopychyntsi railway, a nine-arched stone viaduct railway bridge was built, which has been preserved and is still used for its intended purpose.

Село Плебанівка на річці Гнєзна - південне передмістя Теребовлі. Розташоване на трасі М-19 "Тернопіль - Чернівці".

Виникло в XV сторіччі на землях, що належали костелу та монастирю кармелітів. Ймовірно, тут розташовувалася плебанія - двір настоятеля. На початку XIX століття село належало поміщикам Козібродським.

В 1896 році при прокладанні залізниці Тернопіль - Копичинці був збудований дев'ятиарочний кам'яний залізничний міст-віадук, який зберігся і використовується за призначенням понині.

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Plebanivka Railway Viaduct

Architecture

The Plebanivka Railway bridge-viaduct, also known as the Terebovlian bridge, attracts attention with its high arches at the entrance to Terebovlia from the Chernivtsi side.

The nine-arch stone railway bridge was built in 1896 during the construction of the Ternopil - Kopychyntsi railway.

The bridge, constructed by Austrian engineers, has been well preserved to this day and continues to be used for its intended purpose.

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