Kostroma Bridge

The Kostroma Bridge is a road bridge made of steel and concrete that spans across the Volga River, connecting both sides of the city. It features multiple lanes in each direction to handle traffic flowing in and out of the region.

Construction of the bridge began in 2021 to replace an older crossing that could no longer handle growing traffic needs. The project was part of infrastructure improvements for the region north of Moscow.

The bridge represents a vital connection point for residents of Kostroma, enabling daily commutes and social interactions between communities on opposite riverbanks.

The bridge is easily accessible for cars and other vehicles, with clear lanes and traffic signals throughout. Visitors should note that the crossing can be busy during peak times and standard traffic rules apply.

The bridge is part of a larger bypass system that reroutes traffic around the city to reduce congestion downtown. This network allows drivers to avoid lengthy detours and move through the city more efficiently.

Official opening: September 12, 1970

GPS coordinates: 57.75056,40.93833

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:45