caryfukA circular specimen with a distinctive central motif of a figure on waves, surrounded by radial segments, appears on the surface of the cobbled path. One of these segments bears the symbol of a double cross, suggesting potential heraldic significance for the site. The inscriptions 'SANITARNA KANALIZACJA' clearly identify its functional classification, always a pleasing finding for the philologist.
Manhole covers in Śródmieście
caryfukThe circular metal disc, an exemplar of urban infrastructure, is set in a matrix of grey and reddish cobblestones. Its central field proudly bears the coat of arms of the city of Gdańsk, surrounded by inscriptions specifying its function as a sanitary sewer, which is typical of D400 class manhole covers. This specimen shows signs of normal wear, but its structural integrity remains intact.
caryfukThe central coat of arms of the city of Gdansk, with its characteristic crosses and crown, dominates this example of the hatch, which is surrounded by irregular paving stones. The radial pattern and inscriptions such as 'KANAŁY SANITARNA' and 'D 400' suggest its functional classification and origin. A smaller, circular manhole with a grid pattern is located to the left, which adds to the overall composition of the terrain, as the Institute of Lidology would note.
caryfukThe central coat of arms of the city of Gdansk, with a crown and two crosses, dominates this example of a cast iron hatch, which is a fascinating artefact of the city's infrastructure. The rim is decorated with an intricate geometric meander pattern, which is surrounded by the inscription "KANALIZACJA SANITARNA" and a clear indication of the D400 stress class. The surface exhibits a characteristic patina that testifies to its long-term exposure to the elements and provides valuable insight into the typology of manhole covers in the region.
caryfukIn the centre of the circular specimen, the heraldic emblem of the city of Gdansk, crowned and with two crosses, surrounded by inscriptions in Polish, stands out majestically. This artefact, obviously intended for sanitary sewers, is set in a pavement of irregular stone blocks. The Institute of Lidology would note that the load class D400 indicates its robust construction for road traffic.