Crimean Bridge
bridge connecting Russia's Krasnodar Krai with Crimea
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Summary
Crimean Bridge is a road bridge[1]. It ranks in the top 0.6% of road bridge entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (7,888 views/month, #5 of 839).[2]
Key Facts
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: Kerch[3], Temryuksky District[4], Russia[5], Ukraine[6]
- Country: Ukraine[7], Russia[8]
- Instance of: railway bridge[9], truss arch bridge[10], cross-sea bridge[11]
- Named after: Crimea[12], Strait of Kerch[13]
- Crosses: Strait of Kerch[14], Tuzla Island[15]
- Main building contractor: Stroygazmontazh[16]
- Location: Russia[17], Ukraine[18]
- Commons category: Crimean Bridge[19]
- Officially opened by: Vladimir Putin[20]
- Terminus: Kerch Peninsula[21], Taman Peninsula[22]
- Inception: 2015[23]
- Service entry: May 16, 2018[24], December 2019[25], June 30, 2020[26]
- Significant event: opening of the Crimean Bridge (road link)[27], opening of the rail bridge across the Kerch Strait[28], 2022 Crimean Bridge explosion[29], July 2023 Crimean Bridge explosion[30]
- Topic's main category: Category:Crimean Bridge[31]
- Replaces: Kerch Strait ferry line[32], Kerch railroad bridge[33]
- Present in work: The Crimean Bridge. Made with Love![34]
- Date of official opening: May 15, 2018[35], December 23, 2019[36], June 30, 2020[37]
- Different from: Krymsky Bridge[38], Крымский мост (значения)[39]
- Length: 16857.28 m[40], 19,000 m[41], 18118.05 m[42]
- Height: 80 m[43]
- Capital cost: 227,920,000,000 Russian ruble[44]
- Carries thoroughfare: A290 highway[45], Bagerovo - Vishesteblievskaya railway line[46]
- Fee: 0[47]
- Longest span: 227 m[48]
- Clearance: 35 m[49]
Why It Matters
Crimean Bridge has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[50] It is known by 63 alternative names across languages and contexts.[51]