List of crossings of the Dnieper

This is a list of all current crossings of the river Dnieper (or Dnipro) from its source in Russia, through Belarus, to its river delta near the Dnieper Estuary at Kherson, Ukraine.

Russia

Photograph	Name	Location	Type	Constructed
	—	Bocharovo	Pedestrian
	—	Domashenka - Bolshevo	Road	2010s
	—		Pedestrian	2010s
	—		Pedestrian
	—	Dniprovske - Neronovo	Road	2014
	—		Road
	—	Honyuki - Sleptsovo	Pedestrian
	—	Anosovo - Anosovo Flax Plant	Road
	—	Nakhimovske - Gerasimovo	Road
	—	Glushkovo - Fedurkino	Road
	—	Kazarinovo - Village	Road
	—	Prudky - Nadezhda	Road	2004 [1]
	—		Road	1937 [2]
	—	Nikulino - Zabelino	Rail
	—	Martinkovo — Verkhnedneprovsky	Pedestrian
	—	Polybino - Elysee	Road
		Dorogobuzh - Ivonino (bypass road)	Road	1997 [3]
		Dorogobuzh	Road	Before 1930 [4]
	Nightingale crossing	Korovniki - Solovyov	Road	1970
	—	Yerdytsia - Prydniprovska	Rail
	—	Barracks 368 km - Falcon Mountain	Rail
	—	High - Falcon Mountain (Smolensk bypass)	Road	1980s
	Stepan Razin Street Bridge ("Exaltation of the Cross")	Smolensk	Road	1978 [5]
	Dnieper Bridge [6]		Road	1961 [5]
			Pedestrian	2013
	Dzerzhinsky Street Bridge		Road	1898 [7] —1941/ 1960 [5]
	Gniezno Bridge [8]	Demidovka—Smolensk	Road
	—	Miganovo — Gusino	Road	1966 [9]

Belarus

Photograph	Name	Location	Type	Constructed
Russia-Belarus border - Source of the Dnieper in Belarus
	—	Dubroŭna	Road	1960s [10] /2009 [11]
	M1 highway Vorša bypass	Pašyna - Prydniaproŭje	Road	1981
	Mahilioŭ Street Bridge	Vorša	Road	1957
	Juryja Babkova Street Bridge		Road
	—		Rail	—
	—	Kopys — Alieksandryja (Škloŭ Raion)	Road	2007 [12]
	—	Škloŭ	Road	1962 [13]
	Mahilioŭ bypass	Paŭlaŭka - Palykavičy	Road	1997 [14]
	—	Mahilioŭ	Rail	1936 [15]
	Karaliova Street Bridge		Road	1996 [16]
	Puškinski praspiekt Bridge		Road	1959 [15]
	praspiekt Šmita Bridge		Road	1967 [15]
	—	Varanino — Bykhaŭ	Road	1964
	—	Rahačoŭ	Road	1959
	Žłobin bypass	Aliaksandraŭka - Liebiadzioŭka	Road	2014
	—		Road	1970s
	—	Žłobin	Rail
	—	Kalybaŭka — Žłobin	Rail
	—	Siannaja - Rečyca	Rail
	—	Dunaj - Haroškaŭ	Road	1958
	—		Road	1988

Ukraine

Image	Crossing	Carries	Location	Constructed	Coordinates
Belarus-Ukraine border - Source of the Dnipro in Ukraine					51°56′49″N30°48′18″E / 51.947°N 30.8051°E / 51.947; 30.8051 (Belarus-Ukraine border, Dnieper)
	Nedanchychi Rail Bridge	Railroad special purpose	Belarus-Ukraine border segment near Slavutych	1930	51°29′59″N30°35′05″E / 51.4998°N 30.5848°E / 51.4998; 30.5848
	Slavutych–Kamaryn border crossing	Regional roads P56 /R35		1987 or later	51°23′39″N30°38′28″E / 51.3943°N 30.6411°E / 51.3943; 30.6411
	Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant	Regional road P69	Vyshhorod, Kyiv Oblast	1964	50°35′22″N30°30′24″E / 50.5895°N 30.5067°E / 50.5895; 30.5067
	Pivnichnyi Bridge (Northern)	prospekts Stepana Bandery/Romana Shukhevycha	Kyiv	3 December 1976	50°29′27″N30°32′12″E / 50.4909°N 30.5368°E / 50.4909; 30.5368
	Rybalskyi Rail Bridge	Railroad Southwestern Railways		9 November 1929	50°29′02″N30°32′33″E / 50.4838°N 30.5424°E / 50.4838; 30.5424
	Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge	Road and Metro		1 December 2024	50°28′22″N30°32′06″E / 50.4728°N 30.535°E / 50.4728; 30.535
	Havanskyi Bridge	Naberezhno-Rybalska vulytsia			50°28′09″N30°31′38″E / 50.4691°N 30.5271°E / 50.4691; 30.5271
	Rybalskyi Bridge	pedestrian (closed)		3 July 1957	50°28′24″N30°31′23″E / 50.4733°N 30.523°E / 50.4733; 30.523
	Parkovyi Bridge	pedestrian			50°27′24″N30°32′03″E / 50.4568°N 30.5342°E / 50.4568; 30.5342
	Kyiv Metro Bridge / Rusanivskyi Bridge	Kyiv Metro / Brovarskyi prospekt		5 November 1965	50°27′24″N30°32′03″E / 50.4568°N 30.5342°E / 50.4568; 30.5342
	Venetsiansky Bridge	pedestrian			50°26′54″N30°34′31″E / 50.4484°N 30.5753°E / 50.4484; 30.5753
	Rusanivka Channel Bridge, North / Rusanivka Channel Bridge, South	Rusanivska Naberezhna			50°26′47″N30°35′28″E / 50.4464°N 30.591°E / 50.4464; 30.591 / 50°25′57″N30°35′34″E / 50.4324°N 30.5927°E / 50.4324; 30.5927
	Rusanivka Channel Bridge, Side	pedestrian traffic, vehicle traffic			50°26′23″N30°36′30″E / 50.4397°N 30.6083°E / 50.4397; 30.6083
	Rusanivka Channel Bridge, pedestrian north	pedestrian			50°26′38″N30°35′57″E / 50.444°N 30.5991°E / 50.444; 30.5991
	Rusanivka Channel Bridge, pedestrian south	pedestrian			50°26′04″N30°36′00″E / 50.4345°N 30.6°E / 50.4345; 30.6
	Paton Bridge	E95		5 November 1953	50°25′40″N30°35′00″E / 50.4277°N 30.5834°E / 50.4277; 30.5834
	Darnytsia Rail Bridge	Railroad Southwestern Railways		1949	50°25′02″N30°35′25″E / 50.4173°N 30.5902°E / 50.4173; 30.5902
	New Darnytskyi Bridge	Railroad Southwestern Railways / Kyiv Metro / Darnytske shose		27 September 2010	50°25′01″N30°35′25″E / 50.4169°N 30.5904°E / 50.4169; 30.5904
	Pivdennyi Bridge (Southern)	E40		25 December 1990	50°23′41″N30°35′35″E / 50.3947°N 30.5931°E / 50.3947; 30.5931
	Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant	H02 / railroad special purpose	Kaniv	1972	49°45′43″N31°27′55″E / 49.7619°N 31.4654°E / 49.7619; 31.4654
	Cherkasy Dam	H16 / railroad Odesa Railways	Cherkasy	1960	49°28′45″N32°02′21″E / 49.4791°N 32.0392°E / 49.4791; 32.0392
	Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant	T17-03 / railroad Southern Railways	Svitlovodsk	1959	49°04′24″N33°15′02″E / 49.0732°N 33.2506°E / 49.0732; 33.2506
	Kriukiv Bridge	M22 H08 / railroad Southern Railways	Kremenchuk	21 December 1949	49°03′09″N33°25′26″E / 49.0526°N 33.4238°E / 49.0526; 33.4238
	New Kremenchuk Bridge			under construction [17]
	Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant	T04-12 T04-14 / railroad Cisdnieper Railways	Kamianske	1964	48°32′48″N34°32′24″E / 48.5466°N 34.5399°E / 48.5466; 34.5399
	Livoberezhnyi Bridge (Left-bank)	prospekt Anoshkina		1996	48°32′02″N34°35′43″E / 48.534°N 34.5953°E / 48.534; 34.5953
	Kaidatskyi Bridge	E50 M04 / city tram	Dnipro	10 November 1982	48°29′55″N34°57′57″E / 48.4987°N 34.9659°E / 48.4987; 34.9659
	Staryi Bridge	vulytsia Karuny / city tram / railroad Cisdnieper Railways		18 May 1884	48°29′21″N35°01′44″E / 48.4893°N 35.029°E / 48.4893; 35.029
	Tsentralnyi Bridge (New)	Slobozhanskyi prospekt		5 November 1966	48°28′35″N35°03′22″E / 48.4765°N 35.0562°E / 48.4765; 35.0562
	Merefa-Kherson Bridge	Railroad Cisdnieper Railways		21 December 1932	48°28′01″N35°04′56″E / 48.4669°N 35.0823°E / 48.4669; 35.0823
	Monastyrskyi Island Bridge	pedestrian			48°27′55″N35°04′23″E / 48.4652°N 35.073°E / 48.4652; 35.073
	Ust-Samarskyi Bridge				48°27′22″N35°06′56″E / 48.4561°N 35.1156°E / 48.4561; 35.1156
	Pivdennyi Bridge (Southern)			21 December 2000	48°24′41″N35°05′58″E / 48.4113°N 35.0995°E / 48.4113; 35.0995
	Dnieper Hydroelectric Station	H08	Zaporizhzhia	1 May 1932 [18]	47°51′49″N35°05′20″E / 47.8636°N 35.089°E / 47.8636; 35.089 / 47°51′45″N35°05′22″E / 47.8626°N 35.0895°E / 47.8626; 35.0895
	Dniprohes Pedestrian Bridge	pedestrian			47°51′53″N35°05′25″E / 47.8646°N 35.0903°E / 47.8646; 35.0903 / 47°51′46″N35°05′23″E / 47.8627°N 35.0897°E / 47.8627; 35.0897
	Zaporizhzhia Arch Bridge	Road		1974	47°51′43″N35°03′45″E / 47.8619°N 35.0625°E / 47.8619; 35.0625
	Preobrazhensky Bridge	Railroad Cisdnieper Railways / T08-06 and Road		December 31, 1952	47°49′13″N35°04′29″E / 47.8204°N 35.0747°E / 47.8204; 35.0747
	New Zaporizhzhia Dniper Bridge	Closed-Access Highway		Under Construction	47°50′33″N35°05′08″E / 47.8426°N 35.0855°E / 47.8426; 35.0855
	Nikopol–Kamianka-Dniprovska Ferry	Nikopol – Kamianka-Dniprovska	Nikopol		47°50′33″N35°05′07″E / 47.8424°N 35.0853°E / 47.8424; 35.0853
	Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant	Railroad Odesa Railways / P47	Nova Kakhovka	1972, destroyed 2023-06-06	46°46′27″N33°22′27″E / 46.7741°N 33.3741°E / 46.7741; 33.3741
	Antonivka Railway Bridge	Railroad Odesa Railways	Prydniprovske, Kherson Raion, Kherson Oblast	31 December 1952 damaged during the Russian invasion of Ukraine	46°40′31″N32°47′49″E / 46.6754°N 32.797°E / 46.6754; 32.797
	Antonivka Road Bridge	E97 M17 E58 M14	Antonivka	1985 damaged during the Russian invasion of Ukraine	46°40′11″N32°43′13″E / 46.6697°N 32.7204°E / 46.6697; 32.7204

Notes

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9. "Откритие моста через реку Днепр". www.admin-smolensk.ru.(in Russian)
10. "Понтонный комфорт". news.21.by.
11. "В Дубровно оршанские водолазы очистили Днепр". www.dubrovno.by.(in Russian)
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13. "Рост зарплат должен сопровождаться повышением производительности труда и рентабельности — А.Лукашенко". dubrovno.vitebsk-region.gov.by. Archived from the original on 2016-03-04.(in Russian)
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