Myza Bridge

The Myza Bridge is a road structure in Nizhny Novgorod that spans the Oka River and accommodates both vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The concrete and steel structure provides a direct link between different parts of the city.

The structure was completed in 1981 and represented a major step forward in the city's transportation network. Its opening significantly improved connections between areas that had previously been less easily accessible.

The bridge links two significant parts of the city and has become essential in how residents move through their daily routines. People cross it regularly to travel between residential neighborhoods and work areas.

The bridge is used daily by several public transportation routes and provides access to residential areas as well as industrial and commercial zones. Pedestrians and drivers should expect heavier traffic during peak hours.

The structure uses engineering techniques from the Soviet era and offers views of the river and the urban landscape below. The industrial design style shapes its appearance and reflects construction methods of that period.

Location: Nizhny Novgorod

Official opening: 1981

Length: 1,006 m

Width: 27 m

GPS coordinates: 56.25083,43.94611

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:45