Tongjiang-Nizhneleninskoye railway bridge

The 7194-meter railway bridge spans across the Amur River, enabling trains to travel at speeds reaching 100 kilometers per hour with annual load capacity of 21 million tons.

Construction of this international railway connection began in 2014, with track installation completed in August 2021, marking a new chapter in China-Russia infrastructure development.

The bridge connects Chinese and Russian railway networks, facilitating exchanges between residents of Tongjiang and the Leninsky District across the international border.

This railway structure reduces travel distance from Tongjiang to Moscow by 809 kilometers compared to existing routes through Suifenhe, cutting journey time by ten hours.

The bridge forms part of China's One Belt One Road initiative, serving as a direct rail link between northeast China and Russia's Far Eastern region.

Location: Leninsky District

Location: Tongjiang

Inception: June 2014

Length: 7,194 m

Part of: China–Russia border

GPS coordinates: 47.96124,132.69824

Latest update: May 17, 2025 16:37