What is the primary purpose of the provided list concerning the Dnieper River?

The provided list serves as a comprehensive catalog of all current crossings of the Dnieper River, tracing its path from its source in Russia, through Belarus, and down to its river delta near the Dnieper Estuary in Kherson, Ukraine.

In which country does the Dnieper River originate, according to the introductory sentence of the text?

According to the introductory sentence, the Dnieper River originates in Russia.

What types of crossings are documented for the Dnieper River within Russia in the provided text?

The text documents various types of crossings for the Dnieper River in Russia, including road bridges, pedestrian bridges, and rail bridges.

Between which two locations is the road crossing constructed in the 2010s located?

A road crossing constructed in the 2010s is located between Domashenka and Bolshevo. This location also features another pedestrian crossing from the same decade.

What is the construction year for the road crossing between Dniprovske and Neronovo?

There are two road crossings listed between Dniprovske and Neronovo. One was constructed in 2014, while the other has an unspecified construction year.

What type of crossing connects Honyuki and Sleptsovo?

The crossing connecting Honyuki and Sleptsovo is identified as a pedestrian crossing.

Which crossing in Russia is identified as the Nightingale crossing, and what is its location?

The Nightingale crossing is located between Korovniki and Solovyov and was constructed in 1970.

What are the construction years for the two road crossings between Prudky and Nadezhda?

There are two road crossings listed between Prudky and Nadezhda. One was constructed in 2004, and the other, referred to as the lower bridge, was constructed in 1937.

What type of crossing is located between Nikulino and Zabelino?

The crossing located between Nikulino and Zabelino is identified as a rail crossing.

What is the construction year for the road crossing between Dorogobuzh and Ivonino, which serves as a bypass road?

The road crossing between Dorogobuzh and Ivonino, serving as a bypass road, was constructed in 1997.

In which city is the road crossing constructed before 1930 located?

The road crossing constructed before 1930 is located in Dorogobuzh.

What type of crossing is the one connecting Yerdytsia and Prydniprovska?

The crossing connecting Yerdytsia and Prydniprovska is a rail crossing.

Which road crossing in Smolensk was constructed in 1978 and is named the Stepan Razin Street Bridge?

The Stepan Razin Street Bridge, also known as the "Exaltation of the Cross" bridge, in Smolensk was constructed in 1978.

What is the construction year for the Dnieper Bridge in Smolensk?

The Dnieper Bridge in Smolensk was constructed in 1961.

What type of crossing is the pedestrian bridge in Smolensk constructed in 2013?

The pedestrian bridge in Smolensk, constructed in 2013, is specifically a pedestrian crossing.

Which road crossing in Smolensk, named the Dzerzhinsky Street Bridge, has a construction period of 1898 to 1960?

The Dzerzhinsky Street Bridge in Smolensk was originally built in 1898 and underwent reconstruction, with its current form dating from 1960.

What is the construction year for the road crossing in Dubroŭna, Belarus?

The road crossing in Dubroŭna, Belarus, was constructed between the 1960s and 2009.

What type of crossing is located in Škloŭ and was built in 1962?

The crossing located in Škloŭ, constructed in 1962, is a road crossing.

Which road crossing in Mahilioŭ was constructed in 1996 and is named Karaliova Street Bridge?

The Karaliova Street Bridge in Mahilioŭ, which is a road crossing, was constructed in 1996.

What is the construction year for the Puškinski praspiekt Bridge in Mahilioŭ?

The Puškinski praspiekt Bridge in Mahilioŭ was constructed in 1959.

What type of crossing connects Siannaja and Rečyca in Belarus?

The crossing connecting Siannaja and Rečyca in Belarus is a rail crossing.

What are the construction years for the two road crossings between Dunaj and Haroŭška?

The two road crossings between Dunaj and Haroŭška were constructed in 1958 and 1988, respectively.

What type of crossing is the one located in Žłobin that was constructed in the 1970s?

The crossing located in Žłobin, constructed in the 1970s, is a road crossing.

What type of crossing connects Kalybaŭka and Žłobin?

The crossing connecting Kalybaŭka and Žłobin is a rail crossing.

Which highway bypass in Vorša features a Dnieper crossing constructed in 1981?

The M1 highway bypass in Vorša features a Dnieper crossing constructed in 1981.

What is the name of the rail crossing near the Belarus-Ukraine border that was constructed in 1930?

The rail crossing near the Belarus-Ukraine border, constructed in 1930, is named the Nedanchychi Rail Bridge.

Which regional road crosses the Dnieper near the Belarus-Ukraine border, close to Slavutych, and was built in 1987 or later?

The regional road crossing near the Belarus-Ukraine border, close to Slavutych, is identified as carrying Regional roads P56 and R35, and was built in 1987 or later.

What is the construction year for the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant crossing?

The crossing at the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant, which carries regional road P69, was constructed in 1964.

When were the Pivnichnyi Bridge and the Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge in Kyiv completed?

The Pivnichnyi Bridge (Northern Bridge) in Kyiv was completed on December 3, 1976, while the Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge is expected to be completed on December 1, 2024.

What type of crossing is the Rybalskyi Rail Bridge in Kyiv, and which railway system does it serve?

The Rybalskyi Rail Bridge in Kyiv is a rail crossing that serves the Southwestern Railways.

Which pedestrian bridge in Kyiv is listed as closed?

The Rybalskyi Bridge in Kyiv is listed as a pedestrian bridge that is currently closed.

What is the construction year for the Kyiv Metro Bridge, also known as the Rusanivskyi Bridge?

The Kyiv Metro Bridge, also known as the Rusanivskyi Bridge, was constructed on November 5, 1965.

Which bridge in Kyiv carries European route E95?

The Paton Bridge in Kyiv carries European route E95 and was completed on November 5, 1953.

What is the construction year for the New Darnytskyi Bridge in Kyiv?

The New Darnytskyi Bridge in Kyiv was constructed on September 27, 2010.

What is the name of the hydroelectric power plant near Kaniv that has a crossing carrying Highway H02?

The Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant has a crossing that carries Highway H02 and also serves railroad special purpose traffic. It was constructed in 1972.

Which highway and railway line are carried by the Cherkasy Dam crossing?

The Cherkasy Dam crossing carries Highway H16 and the Odesa Railways.

What is the construction year for the Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant crossing?

The crossing at the Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant, which carries T17-03 and the Southern Railways, was constructed in 1959.

Which bridge in Kremenchuk carries Highways M22 and H08, as well as the Southern Railways?

The Kriukiv Bridge in Kremenchuk carries Highways M22 and H08, along with the Southern Railways, and was completed on December 21, 1949.

What is the status of the New Kremenchuk Bridge?

The New Kremenchuk Bridge is currently listed as 'under construction'.

What types of transport are carried by the Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant crossing?

The crossing at the Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant carries T04-12, T04-14, and serves the Cisdnieper Railways. It was constructed in 1964.

Which city is associated with the Livoberezhnyi Bridge (Left-bank) constructed in 1996?

The Livoberezhnyi Bridge (Left-bank) in Kamianske, which carries prospekt Anoshkina, was constructed in 1996.

Which bridge in Dnipro carries European route E50 and M04, and also serves city trams?

The Kaidatskyi Bridge in Dnipro carries European route E50 and M04, and also accommodates city trams. It was completed on November 10, 1982.

What is the oldest crossing listed in Dnipro, completed in 1884?

The oldest crossing listed in Dnipro is the Staryi Bridge, which carries vulytsia Karuny, city trams, and the Cisdnieper Railways. It was completed on May 18, 1884.

What is the name of the hydroelectric station in Zaporizhzhia that carries Highway H08 and was completed in 1932?

The Dnieper Hydroelectric Station in Zaporizhzhia carries Highway H08 and was completed on May 1, 1932. It is also known as DniproHES.

What type of crossing is the Zaporizhzhia Arch Bridge, and when was it constructed?

The Zaporizhzhia Arch Bridge is a road crossing that was constructed in 1974.

What is the status of the New Zaporizhzhia Dniper Bridge?

The New Zaporizhzhia Dniper Bridge, designated for Closed-Access Highway traffic, is currently listed as 'Under Construction'.

What is the construction year for the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant, and what significant event occurred there in 2023?

The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant was constructed in 1972. It was destroyed on June 6, 2023, during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

What is the name of the railway bridge near Prydniprovske that was damaged during the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

The Antonivka Railway Bridge, located near Prydniprovske in the Kherson Oblast, was damaged during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It was originally completed on December 31, 1952.

Which road bridge in Antonivka carries European routes E97 and E58, and was also damaged?

The Antonivka Road Bridge in Antonivka, Kherson Oblast, carries European routes E97 and E58, and was damaged during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It was completed in 1985.

What is the construction year for the Antonivka Road Bridge?

The Antonivka Road Bridge was constructed in 1985.

Name three left tributaries of the Dnieper River mentioned in the text.

Three left tributaries of the Dnieper River mentioned in the text are the Desna, Pripyat, and Sozh. Other listed left tributaries include Berezina, Drut, Irpin, Ros, Samara, Sula, Teteriv, Tiasmyn, Trubizh, and Vorskla.

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Carries: N/A

Location: Belarus-Ukraine border near Slavutych

Constructed: 1987 or later

Coordinates: 51°23'39″N 30°38'28″E / 51.3943°N 30.6411°E

Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant

Crossing: Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant

Carries: Highway H02 / railroad special purpose

Location: Vyshhorod, Kyiv Oblast

Constructed: 1964

Coordinates: 50°35'22″N 30°30'24″E / 50.5895°N 30.5067°E

Pivnichnyi Bridge (Northern)

Crossing: Pivnichnyi Bridge (Northern)

Carries: prospekts Stepana Bandery/Romana Shukhevycha

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 3 December 1976

Coordinates: 50°29'27″N 30°32'12″E / 50.4909°N 30.5368°E

Rybalskyi Rail Bridge

Crossing: Rybalskyi Rail Bridge

Carries: Railroad Southwestern Railways

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 9 November 1929

Coordinates: 50°29'02″N 30°32'33″E / 50.4838°N 30.5424°E

Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge

Crossing: Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge

Carries: Road and Metro

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 1 December 2024

Coordinates: 50°28'22″N 30°32'06″E / 50.4728°N 30.535°E

Havanskyi Bridge

Crossing: Havanskyi Bridge

Carries: Naberezhno-Rybalska vulytsia

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 50°28'09″N 30°31'38″E / 50.4691°N 30.5271°E

Rybalskyi Bridge (Pedestrian)

Crossing: Rybalskyi Bridge

Carries: pedestrian (closed)

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 3 July 1957

Coordinates: 50°28'24″N 30°31'23″E / 50.4733°N 30.523°E

Parkovyi Bridge

Crossing: Parkovyi Bridge

Carries: pedestrian

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 50°27'24″N 30°32'03″E / 50.4568°N 30.5342°E

Kyiv Metro Bridge / Rusanivskyi Bridge

Crossing: Kyiv Metro Bridge / Rusanivskyi Bridge

Carries: Kyiv Metro / Brovarskyi prospekt

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 5 November 1965

Coordinates: 50°27'24″N 30°32'03″E / 50.4568°N 30.5342°E

Venetsiansky Bridge

Crossing: Venetsiansky Bridge

Carries: N/A

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 50°26'54″N 30°34'31″E / 50.4484°N 30.5753°E

Rusanivka Channel Bridge (North)

Crossing: Rusanivka Channel Bridge, North / Rusanivka Channel Bridge, South

Carries: Rusanivska Naberezhna

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 50°26'47″N 30°35'28″E / 50.4464°N 30.591°E / 50°25'57″N 30°35'34″E / 50.4324°N 30.5927°E

Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Side)

Crossing: Rusanivka Channel Bridge, Side

Carries: pedestrian traffic, vehicle traffic

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 50°26'23″N 30°36'30″E / 50.4397°N 30.6083°E

Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Pedestrian North)

Crossing: Rusanivka Channel Bridge, pedestrian north

Carries: pedestrian

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 50°26'38″N 30°36'00″E / 50.444°N 30.6°E

Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Pedestrian South)

Crossing: Rusanivka Channel Bridge, pedestrian south

Carries: pedestrian

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 50°26'04″N 30°36'00″E / 50.4345°N 30.6°E

Paton Bridge

Crossing: Paton Bridge

Carries: European route E95

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 5 November 1953

Coordinates: 50°25'40″N 30°35'00″E / 50.4277°N 30.5834°E

Darnytsia Rail Bridge

Crossing: Darnytsia Rail Bridge

Carries: Railroad Southwestern Railways

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 1949

Coordinates: 50°25'02″N 30°35'25″E / 50.4173°N 30.5902°E

New Darnytskyi Bridge

Crossing: New Darnytskyi Bridge

Carries: Railroad Southwestern Railways / Kyiv Metro / Darnytske shose

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 27 September 2010

Coordinates: 50°25'01″N 30°35'25″E / 50.4169°N 30.5904°E

Pivdennyi Bridge (Southern)

Crossing: Pivdennyi Bridge (Southern)

Carries: European route E40

Location: Kyiv

Constructed: 25 December 1990

Coordinates: 50°23'41″N 30°35'35″E / 50.3947°N 30.5931°E

Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant

Crossing: Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant

Carries: Highway H02 / railroad special purpose

Location: Kaniv

Constructed: 1972

Coordinates: 49°45'43″N 31°27'55″E / 49.7619°N 31.4654°E

Cherkasy Dam

Crossing: Cherkasy Dam

Carries: Highway H16 / railroad Odesa Railways

Location: Cherkasy

Constructed: 1960

Coordinates: 49°28'45″N 32°02'21″E / 49.4791°N 32.0392°E

Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant

Crossing: Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant

Carries: Highway M22, H08 / railroad Southern Railways

Location: Svitlovodsk

Constructed: 1959

Coordinates: 49°04'24″N 33°15'02″E / 49.0732°N 33.2506°E

Kriukiv Bridge

Crossing: Kriukiv Bridge

Carries: Highway M22, H08 / railroad Southern Railways

Location: Kremenchuk

Constructed: 21 December 1949

Coordinates: 49°03'09″N 33°25'26″E / 49.0526°N 33.4238°E

New Kremenchuk Bridge

Crossing: New Kremenchuk Bridge

Carries: N/A

Location: Kremenchuk

Constructed: Under construction

Coordinates: N/A

Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant

Crossing: Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant

Carries: T04-12, T04-14 / railroad Cisdnieper Railways

Location: Kamianske

Constructed: 1964

Coordinates: 48°32'48″N 34°32'24″E / 48.5466°N 34.5399°E

Livoberezhnyi Bridge (Left-bank)

Crossing: Livoberezhnyi Bridge (Left-bank)

Carries: prospekt Anoshkina

Location: Kamianske

Constructed: 1996

Coordinates: 48°32'02″N 34°35'43″E / 48.534°N 34.5953°E

Kaidatskyi Bridge

Crossing: Kaidatskyi Bridge

Carries: European route E50, M04 / city tram

Location: Dnipro

Constructed: 10 November 1982

Coordinates: 48°29'55″N 34°57'57″E / 48.4987°N 34.9659°E

Staryi Bridge

Crossing: Staryi Bridge

Carries: vulytsia Karuna / city tram / railroad Cisdnieper Railways

Location: Dnipro

Constructed: 18 May 1884

Coordinates: 48°29'21″N 35°01'44″E / 48.4893°N 35.029°E

Tsentralnyi Bridge (New)

Crossing: Tsentralnyi Bridge (New)

Carries: Slobozhanskyi prospekt

Location: Dnipro

Constructed: 5 November 1966

Coordinates: 48°28'35″N 35°03'22″E / 48.4765°N 35.0562°E

Merefa-Kherson Bridge

Crossing: Merefa-Kherson Bridge

Carries: Railroad Cisdnieper Railways

Location: Dnipro

Constructed: 21 December 1932

Coordinates: 48°27'55″N 35°04'23″E / 48.4669°N 35.0823°E

Dnieper Hydroelectric Station

Crossing: Dnieper Hydroelectric Station

Carries: Highway H08

Location: Zaporizhzhia

Constructed: 1 May 1932

Coordinates: 47°51'49″N 35°05'20″E / 47.8636°N 35.089°E

Dniprohes Pedestrian Bridge

Crossing: Dniprohes Pedestrian Bridge

Carries: pedestrian

Location: Zaporizhzhia

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 47°51'53″N 35°05'25″E / 47.8646°N 35.0903°E

Zaporizhzhia Arch Bridge

Crossing: Zaporizhzhia Arch Bridge

Carries: Road

Location: Zaporizhzhia

Constructed: 1974

Coordinates: 47°51'43″N 35°03'45″E / 47.8619°N 35.0625°E

Preobrazhensky Bridge

Crossing: Preobrazhensky Bridge

Carries: Railroad Cisdnieper Railways / T08-06 and Road

Location: Zaporizhzhia

Constructed: 31 December 1952

Coordinates: 47°49'13″N 35°04'29″E / 47.8204°N 35.0747°E

New Zaporizhzhia Dniper Bridge

Crossing: New Zaporizhzhia Dniper Bridge

Carries: Closed-Access Highway

Location: Zaporizhzhia

Constructed: Under Construction

Coordinates: 47°50'33″N 35°05'08″E / 47.8426°N 35.0855°E

Nikopol–Kamianka-Dniprovska Ferry

Crossing: Nikopol–Kamianka-Dniprovska Ferry

Carries: Nikopol – Kamianka-Dniprovska

Location: Nikopol

Constructed: N/A

Coordinates: 47°50'33″N 35°05'07″E / 47.8424°N 35.0853°E

Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant

Crossing: Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant

Carries: Railroad Odesa Railways / Road P47

Location: Nova Kakhovka

Constructed: 1972, destroyed 2023-06-06

Coordinates: 46°46'27″N 33°22'27″E / 46.7741°N 33.3741°E

Antonivka Railway Bridge

Crossing: Antonivka Railway Bridge

Carries: Railroad Odesa Railways

Location: Prydniprovske, Kherson Raion, Kherson Oblast

Constructed: 31 December 1952 (damaged)

Coordinates: 46°40'31″N 32°47'49″E / 46.6754°N 32.797°E

Antonivka Road Bridge

Crossing: Antonivka Road Bridge

Carries: European route E97, M17, E58, M14

Location: Antonivka

Constructed: 1985 (damaged)

Coordinates: 46°40'11″N 32°43'13″E / 46.6697°N 32.7204°E

Major Tributaries

Left Tributaries

Bazavluk, Berezina, Bilozerka, Desna, Drut, Inhulets, Irpin, Konka (Kherson), Konka (Zaporizhzhia), Oril, Pripyat, Psel, Rohachyk, Ros, Samara, Sozh, Stuhna, Sula, Supii, Teteriv, Tiasmyn, Trubizh, Vorskla, Zolotonoshka.

Right Tributaries

The Dnieper has fewer major right tributaries compared to its left bank. Notable ones include the Pripyat and the Ros.

Key Reservoirs

Dnieper Reservoir

Located near Zaporizhzhia, formed by the Dnieper Hydroelectric Station dam.

Kakhovka Reservoir

The largest reservoir on the Dnieper, formed by the Kakhovka Dam.

Kamianske Reservoir

Formed by the Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant dam.

Kaniv Reservoir

Formed by the Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant dam.

Kremenchuk Reservoir

Formed by the Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant dam, one of the largest in Europe.

Kyiv Reservoir

Formed by the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant dam, crucial for Kyiv's water supply.

Hydroelectric Stations

Dnieper Hydroelectric Station (DniproHES)

The first major hydroelectric station on the Dnieper, located in Zaporizhzhia. It includes a road and a pedestrian bridge.

Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant

Located downstream from Zaporizhzhia, its dam formed the Kakhovka Reservoir. The structure was destroyed in June 2023.

Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant

Situated near Kaniv, it plays a vital role in the river's cascade system.

Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant

Located north of Kyiv, it forms the Kyiv Reservoir and is part of the Dnieper cascade.

Kyiv Pumped Storage Power Plant

An associated facility near the Kyiv HPP, contributing to grid stability.

Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant

Located near Svitlovodsk, it forms one of the largest reservoirs in Europe.

Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant

Situated near Kamianske, it is part of the Dnieper reservoir cascade.

Navigational Canals

Dnipro – Donbas Canal

Connects the Dnieper River to the Donbas region, primarily for industrial water supply.

Dnipro – Inhulets Canal

Transfers water from the Dnieper to the Inhulets River basin, supporting irrigation and industry.

Dnipro – Kryvyi Rih Canal

A vital water supply route for the industrial city of Kryvyi Rih.

Kakhovka Canal

A major canal originating from the Kakhovka Reservoir, supplying water to southern Ukraine.

North Crimean Canal

Originally supplied water from the Dnieper to Crimea, originating from the Kakhovka Reservoir.

Cities on the Dnieper

Cherkasy

A major port city located on the Kremenchuk Reservoir.

Dnipro

The fourth-largest city in Ukraine, situated on the banks of the Dnieper.

Dorogobuzh

An ancient city in Russia, located on the upper reaches of the Dnieper.

Kyiv

The capital and largest city of Ukraine, situated on the Dnieper River.

Mogilev

A significant city in Belarus, located on the Dnieper.

Smolensk

A historic city in Russia, located on the upper Dnieper.

Important Notes

Left Tributaries

Tributaries listed in italics are considered left bank tributaries.

Kakhovka Dam Destruction

The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant and its associated dam were destroyed on June 6, 2023, significantly altering the downstream landscape.

Conflict Impact

Several bridges, notably the Antonivka Railway and Road Bridges near Kherson, have sustained damage during the ongoing conflict.

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🌉 Havanskyi Bridge

🚶 Rybalskyi Bridge (Pedestrian)

🚶 Parkovyi Bridge

🚇 Kyiv Metro Bridge / Rusanivskyi Bridge

🌉 Venetsiansky Bridge

🛣️ Rusanivka Channel Bridge (North)

🚶 Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Side)

🚶 Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Pedestrian North)

🚶 Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Pedestrian South)

🌉 Paton Bridge

🚂 Darnytsia Rail Bridge

🌉 New Darnytskyi Bridge

🌉 Pivdennyi Bridge (Southern)

🌉 Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant

⚡ Cherkasy Dam

⚡ Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant

🌉 Kriukiv Bridge

🏗️ New Kremenchuk Bridge

⚡ Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant

🌉 Livoberezhnyi Bridge (Left-bank)

🌉 Kaidatskyi Bridge

🌉 Staryi Bridge

🌉 Tsentralnyi Bridge (New)

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Russian Crossings

Bolshevo - Domashenka

Bolshevo - Domashenka (Pedestrian)

Bolshevo - Domashenka (Wooden Pedestrian)

Dniprovske - Neronovo (Road)

Neronovo - Dniprovske (Road)

Honyuki - Sleptsovo

Anosovo - Flax Plant

Nakhimovske - Gerasimovo

Glushkovo - Fedurkino

Kazarinovo - Village

Prudky - Nadezhda (Upper)

Prudky - Nadezhda (Lower)

Nikulino - Zabelino

Martinkovo - Verkhnedneprovsky

Polybino - Elysee

Dorogobuzh - Ivonino (Bypass)

Dorogobuzh (Old)

Solovyov Crossing

Yerdytsia - Prydniprovska

Barracks 368km - Falcon Mountain

High - Falcon Mountain (Smolensk Bypass)

Stepan Razin Street Bridge

Dnieper Bridge

Smolensk Pedestrian Bridge

Dzerzhinsky Street Bridge

Gniezno Bridge

Miganovo - Gusino

Belarusian Crossings

Dubroŭna (Border)

M1 Highway Bypass

Voroša (Mahilioŭ Street)

Voroša (Juryja Babkova Street)

Voroša (Rail)

Kopys

Škloŭ

Mahilioŭ Bypass

Mahilioŭ (Rail)

Mahilioŭ (Karaliova Street)

Mahilioŭ (Puškinski Praspiekt)

Mahilioŭ (Šmita Bridge)

Bychaŭ

Rahačoŭ

Žlobin Bypass (North)

Žlobin Bypass (South)

Žlobin (Rail - West)

Žlobin (Rail - East)

Dunaj - Haroškaŭ (Old)

Dunaj - Haroškaŭ (New)

Ukrainian Crossings

Belarus-Ukraine Border (Source)

Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant

Pivnichnyi Bridge (Northern)

Rybalskyi Rail Bridge

Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge

Havanskyi Bridge

Rybalskyi Bridge (Pedestrian)

Parkovyi Bridge

Kyiv Metro Bridge / Rusanivskyi Bridge

Venetsiansky Bridge

Rusanivka Channel Bridge (North)

Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Side)

Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Pedestrian North)

Rusanivka Channel Bridge (Pedestrian South)

Paton Bridge

Darnytsia Rail Bridge

New Darnytskyi Bridge

Pivdennyi Bridge (Southern)

Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant

Cherkasy Dam

Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant

Kriukiv Bridge

New Kremenchuk Bridge

Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant

Livoberezhnyi Bridge (Left-bank)

Kaidatskyi Bridge

Staryi Bridge

Tsentralnyi Bridge (New)

Merefa-Kherson Bridge