Klimovo Bridge, Bridge in Rzhevsky District, Russia.

Klimovo Bridge is a road bridge over the Volga in Rzhevsky District, Tver Oblast, on the road linking Ostashkov-Rzhev with Migunovo and Trubino, between the villages of Klimovo and Kolokoltsevo. It was designed by the Leningrad branch of Giprodornii and built by Mostootryad No. 19, and was raised in height so that vessels could pass beneath it.

The bridge was built as part of the Rzhev hydroelectric complex, approved by a Soviet Council of Ministers resolution of 21 December 1982 to supply water to Moscow. During construction it was called "Bridge over the Volga near Klimovo village"; the Leningrad branch of Giprodornii designed it and Mostootryad No. 19 built it. It opened in 1988.

The bridge takes its name from the village of Klimovo on its left bank; during construction it was officially called "Bridge over the Volga near the village of Klimovo". It lies between Klimovo and Kolokoltsovo in the Itomlya rural settlement, on the road linking Ostashkov-Rzhev with Migunovo and Trubino.

The bridge is open to foot and vehicle traffic, serving daily commuters and through travelers between the villages. Be aware of road conditions that may change with the seasons, particularly during winter months.

During construction the project was officially called "Bridge over the Volga River near the village of Klimovo"; the designer was the Leningrad branch of Giprodornii and the builder Mostootryad No. 19. The bridge was commissioned in 1988.