Severny Bridge

The Severny Bridge is a reinforced concrete structure spanning the Voronezh Reservoir to connect both sides of the city. The crossing was designed with multiple lanes to accommodate the daily flow of vehicles and transport between different neighborhoods.

The bridge was completed in 1985 as a major transportation project during the Soviet period. Since then it has continuously served as a key connection linking both shores of the reservoir.

The bridge functions as a central meeting point where residents gather to observe city events and celebrations throughout the year.

The bridge serves as the main route for cars and public transportation between neighborhoods. It is actively used throughout the day and night, offering various transit options for crossing.

The structure was designed with an extra level intended for a future subway system that was never completed. These unused spaces beneath the bridge reflect ambitious plans that were not realized.

Location: Voronezh

Official opening: December 5, 1985

Length: 1,800 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete

GPS coordinates: 51.69227,39.23852

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:42