Prague residents have spoken: the new bridge under construction between Podolí and Zlíchov will be named Dvorecký Bridge. A public vote conducted by the city at the end of January showed a decisive preference for the geographical name, with nearly 78 percent of voters backing it over the alternative, Agnes of Bohemia Bridge. Out of 7,595 votes cast online and in person, 5,914 supported Dvorecký Bridge, while 1,680 favored Agnes of Bohemia. Only one ballot was invalid. The city will now consider the expert opinion of the Topographical Commission of the Prague City Council to ensure historical and linguistic accuracy before councilors make the final decision. Deputy Mayor Jaromír Beránek, responsible for transport, noted that 7,299 people participated online, a record turnout compared with previous polls such as the naming of the pangolin Šiška. The results closely mirrored the paper ballot submissions at city districts and registry offices, which also favored the Dvorecký name. Prague 4 and 5 residents participating in paper voting cast 296 ballots in total, with 245 supporting Dvorecký Bridge. At registry offices, the results were less one-sided: 75 votes went to Dvorecký Bridge and 43 to Agnes of Bohemia. “The working name Dvorecký Bridge has become... The post Citizens Have Spoken: New Prague Bridge Will Be Called Dvorecký Bridge appeared first on Prague Morning .