Tongjiang-Nizhneleninskoye railway bridge

The Tongjiang-Nizhneleninskoye railway bridge is a 7194-meter structure that crosses the Amur River, linking rail networks between China and Russia. The bridge is built to handle heavy freight trains crossing between the two countries on a single continuous line.

Construction began in 2014, with the railway track installation finished in 2021, marking a significant moment in infrastructure development between the two countries. This project expanded the existing rail connections that had previously linked China and Russia through other routes.

The bridge creates a direct passage for travelers and freight between the Chinese and Russian railway systems, strengthening connections across the international border. It has become a symbol of cooperation between the two nations, visible to anyone watching trains cross the river.

The bridge operates with regular train service between the two countries, allowing continuous movement of passengers and freight across the border. Visitors can view the structure from the riverside or nearby vantage points to appreciate its scale and engineering.

The bridge significantly reduces travel distance to Moscow by bypassing longer routes through other border crossings. This shortcut has made it a key alternative for freight movement between Asia and Europe, redirecting trade flows in unexpected ways.

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: December 8, 2025 19:51