Yermolayevsky Bridge

Yermolayevsky Bridge spans the Yenisei River with a dual-level design where trains cross on the upper deck and vehicles use the lower section. The structure relies on multiple concrete piers and steel frameworks to support the simultaneous movement of both rail and road traffic.

The bridge was built during the post-Soviet period to improve Siberian infrastructure and serve as part of the Krasnoyarsk bypass route. This construction project represented a key modernization effort for regional transportation networks.

The bridge represents a connection point for local communities, enabling commercial activities and social interactions between residents of different districts.

The bridge operates continuously with regular maintenance to ensure safety for all users. Visitors should expect variable traffic conditions depending on the time of day, and crossing may take longer during peak hours when both rail and vehicle traffic are heavy.

The bridge was specifically engineered to handle extreme temperature swings between Siberian summers and harsh winters. Its materials and joints are designed to withstand expansion and contraction without cracking or failing.

Location: Yemelyanovsky District

GPS coordinates: 56.08861,93.16750

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:07