Khoroshyovsky Bridge, Steel bridge in Khoroshevo-Mnevniki District, Moscow, Russia.
The Khoroshyovsky Bridge is a single-span reinforced-concrete arch bridge over the Khoroshyovsky straightening of the Moskva River, linking Marshal Zhukov Avenue with Tamanskaya Street. It is 187.4 m long and 25 m wide, with a 19 m roadway; the 100.8 m main span rests on rocking columns, and the arch rises 14.36 m at midspan.
The bridge was completed in 1937 as part of Moscow's major infrastructure expansion during the Soviet period. It was built to connect developing neighborhoods and support the city's growing transportation needs.
The bridge design represents the engineering achievements of 1930s Soviet architecture, demonstrating the period's focus on industrial advancement and urban connectivity.
The bridge is easily accessible on foot and by car, providing direct connections to surrounding neighborhoods. Nearby bus stops and metro stations are within walking distance for additional transport options.
The steel structure of Khoroshyovsky Bridge incorporates specific technical solutions from the 1930s that reflect the industrial capabilities of Soviet engineering.
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