Berezhkovsky Bridge, Bridge structure across Moskva River in Khamovniki and Dorogomilovo Districts, Russia

The Berezhkovsky Bridge crosses the Moskva River with a main span of roughly 135 meters (443 feet), connecting the Khamovniki and Dorogomilovo Districts. Its reinforced concrete structure carries a wide roadway designed to handle significant traffic flow between these parts of the city.

The Berezhkovsky Bridge opened on 28 October 1998, built across the Moskva River along the route of the Third Ring Road, parallel to the Luzhniki railway bridge. It was named after Berezhkovskaya Embankment and built by the general contractor OAO Centrdorstroi.

The name comes from Berezhkovskaya Embankment, which the bridge crosses. It runs parallel to the Luzhniki railway bridge, so trains and road traffic cross the Moskva River side by side at this point. The general contractor was OAO Centrdorstroi.

The bridge carries the Third Ring Road and connects to nearby metro stations and bus routes for wider mobility. Pedestrians can find shops and covered areas beneath the structure that provide shelter from weather.

The bridge carries not only traffic and pedestrian walkways but also pipelines on its span structure. It was built by the general contractor OAO Centrdorstroi and opened on 28 October 1998, running parallel to the Luzhniki railway bridge.