Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge

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Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge is a major historic road bridge in central Moscow, Russia, known for its views of the Kremlin and its role as a key crossing over the Moskva River.

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Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge canonical 3

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instanceOf arch bridge
bridge in Moscow
road bridge
steel bridge
architect Vladimir Gelfreikh
Vladimir Shchuko
carries pedestrians
road traffic
connects Bolshaya Polyanka Street area
Borovitskaya Square
constructionStartDate 1935
country Russia
crosses Moskva River
engineer Nikolai Kalmykov
etymology named “Stone Bridge” to distinguish it from earlier wooden bridges
follows Krymsky Bridge
surface form: Krymsky Bridge (upstream or downstream neighbor, depending on direction)
hasCategory Bridges completed in 1938
Bridges over the Moskva River
Cultural heritage monuments in Moscow
Road bridges in Russia
hasViewOf Cathedral of Christ the Saviour
Moscow Kremlin
heritageStatus cultural heritage monument of regional significance in Russia
historicSignificance major historic crossing over the Moskva River in Moscow
inaugurationDate 1938
languageOfName Russian
locatedIn Moscow
Moscow Kremlin
surface form: Moscow Kremlin area

Moscow city center
surface form: central Moscow
mainSpanLength 105 meters
material reinforced concrete
steel
nativeName Большой Каменный мост
nativeNameLanguage ru
numberOfSpans 3
opened 1938
partOf Moscow road network
precededBy Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge (upstream or downstream neighbor, depending on direction)
replaced Stone Bridge (old bridge on same site)
totalLength about 487 meters
usedFor urban traffic between Kremlin area and Zamoskvorechye
width about 40 meters

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Moskva River hasBridge Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge
Borovitskaya Square locatedNear Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge
Balchug Island connectedBy Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge