Maly Ustyinsky Bridge, Road bridge in Central Administrative Okrug, Moscow, Russia.
The Maly Ustyinsky Bridge is a road crossing over the Yauza and features eight traffic lanes across its 40-meter width. The steel lattice structure spans 64.4 meters and is designed to handle high daily traffic volumes.
The bridge was designed and built in the 1930s, opening in 1938 as a replacement for an earlier structure. It reflects engineering approaches from that era of Moscow's development.
The bridge connects two major embankments and shows how Moscow residents cross the Yauza in their daily routines. It shapes the way people move through this central area of the city.
The bridge functions as a main traffic route and can be busy during peak hours. Pedestrians should use designated paths and expect heavy vehicle movement throughout the day.
The bridge sits at the exact location where the Yauza flows into the larger Moskva River. This confluence point is a geographical feature that made its location particularly important for the city.
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