What is the Krymsky Bridge?
Q: What is the Krymsky Bridge?
A: The Krymsky Bridge, also known as the Crimean Bridge, is a steel suspension bridge in Moscow. It was built in 1938 as part of Joseph Stalin's rebuilding of the city's central area.
Q: Where does the Krymsky Bridge cross?
A: The Krymsky Bridge crosses the Moskva River 1.8 kilometres (1.1 mi) southwest of the Kremlin.
Q: How many lanes does the Krymsky Bridge have?
A: The Krymsky Bridge has 6 lanes.
Q: What locations does the Krymsky Bridge link?
A: The Krymsky Bridge links the Crimean Square on the north side to the Krymsky Val street on the south side.
Q: When was the Krymsky Bridge built?
A: The Krymsky Bridge was built in 1938.
Q: How many bridges have been built on the site of the Krymsky Bridge?
A: The Krymsky Bridge is the fourth bridge to be built on the site.
Q: What kind of bridge is the Krymsky Bridge?
A: The Krymsky Bridge is the only suspension bridge in Moscow.
