Saint Petersburg City Emblem Drainage Cover

This cast-iron grate features two crossed anchors at its center, the same symbol used on Saint Petersburg’s city emblem. The anchors represent the city’s founding as a major Baltic seaport and naval fortress under Peter the Great in 1703. They symbolize maritime power, seafaring heritage, and Russia’s strategic position on the Gulf of Finland. The square design has four concentric tiers with drainage apertures for water flow and slip resistance.