Nagatinsky Metro Bridge

The Nagatinsky Metro Bridge is a railway bridge spanning the Moskva River and carrying trains on the Zamoskvoretskaya Line. The structure uses steel beams designed to handle the continuous passage of subway trains moving between southern districts.

Construction of the bridge took place during the mid-1960s as part of Moscow Metro's expansion toward the southern regions. Its opening in August 1969 connected newly developed residential areas to the city center.

The bridge structure reflects the Soviet engineering methods of the 1960s, demonstrating the period's focus on efficient public transportation infrastructure.

The bridge accommodates thousands of commuters daily and connects several stations across southern Moscow. Best views can be found from the Moskva River banks or from the nearby metro stations.

This specialized railway bridge operates exclusively for metro trains, featuring technical specifications that accommodate the frequent passage of subway carriages.

Location: Moscow

Official opening: August 11, 1969

Length: 233 m

GPS coordinates: 55.68639,37.66528

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:43