Severodvinsky Bridge

The Severodvinsky Bridge is a steel structure spanning the Northern Dvina River, built with a truss design that supports both road and rail traffic. Its construction allows passage for vehicles and trains crossing between the two main areas of Arkhangelsk.

The bridge was constructed in the early 2000s as a major upgrade to transportation infrastructure in northern Russia. It replaced earlier crossing methods and represents the city's modernization efforts during that period.

The bridge serves as a meeting place where locals and visitors pause to observe the river landscape and the horizon beyond. It has become a part of everyday life for those crossing the Northern Dvina, connecting two distinct neighborhoods of the city.

The bridge is accessible year-round for pedestrians, vehicles, and trains to cross safely between both sides. Visitors should be aware that winters are harsh here and icy conditions can make crossing less comfortable during the coldest months.

During winter, the bridge displays natural ice formations and frost patterns on its steel framework that form from extreme temperature shifts. These frozen patterns create a visually striking effect that few visitors expect to see on an industrial structure.