Kama Bridge

The Kama Bridge stretches 1,608 meters across the Kama River, forming part of a larger 13,967-meter elevated road structure between Soroch'i Gory and Alekseevskoye settlements.

The construction of this transportation link began in 1992 and reached completion in October 2002, when President Mintimer Shaimiev of Tatarstan led the opening ceremony.

The bridge serves as a connection point for different communities in Tatarstan, enabling movement between regions along the Kazan-Chistopol-Bugulma-Orenburg highway system.

Located at coordinates 55°20′58″N 50°00′29″E, the structure includes three separate bridges crossing the Kama River, Arkharovka River, and Kurlyanka River respectively.

This bridge forms part of the longest artificial road structure in Russia, incorporating elevated embankments alongside its triple-bridge system.

Location: Tatarstan

Location: Sayısqan Tawı

Official opening: October 18, 2002

Length: 1,608 m

GPS coordinates: 55.34944,50.00806

Latest update: June 3, 2025 16:58