IVANGOROD, Russia — Little divides the Russian town of Ivangorod and its Estonian twin, Narva, but a fairly narrow river. That, and a vast cultural chasm.
New York Times: Two border cities share Russian history – and a sharp European divide
Recent picture taken, June 16, 2005 shows cars standing in a queue on the bridge over the Narova River between Estonia's town Narva and Russia's town Ivangorod, some 150 kms from St. Petersburg.
