Kuzbassky Bridge, Kemerovo

Kuzbassky Bridge is a road crossing over the Tom River in Kemerovo, measuring 627 meters long and about 27 meters wide. It carries cars, trucks, and pedestrians daily between different parts of the city on both sides of the river.

Construction of this bridge began in 1972 as part of Soviet infrastructure development in the coal mining region. It opened to traffic in 1981 and became crucial for connecting the rapidly expanding city.

The bridge represents a significant Soviet-era engineering achievement that transformed the connectivity patterns of local communities across the Tom River.

The bridge is well accessible for cars, trucks, and pedestrians and serves as a main traffic artery throughout the day. During morning and evening rush hours it can get crowded, so expect to wait when crossing on foot.

Located at coordinates 55.36389°N and 86.13028°E, this bridge stands as a central element in the transportation network of the Kuzbass coal mining region.

Location: Kemerovo

Inception: 1972

Official opening: 1981

Length: 627 m

Width: 26.8 m

GPS coordinates: 55.36389,86.13028

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:02