List of crossings of the Dnieper
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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 |
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| — | Bocharovo | Pedestrian | ||
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— | Domashenka - Bolshevo | Road | 2010s |
| — | Pedestrian | 2010s | ||
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— | Pedestrian | ||
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— | Dniprovske - Neronovo | Road | 2014 |
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— | Road | ||
| — | Honyuki - Sleptsovo | Pedestrian | ||
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— | Anosovo - Anosovo Flax Plant | Road | |
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— | Nakhimovske - Gerasimovo | Road | |
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— | Glushkovo - Fedurkino | Road | |
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— | Kazarinovo - Village | Road | |
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— | Prudky - Nadezhda | Road | 2004[1] |
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— | Road | 1937[2] | |
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— | Nikulino - Zabelino | Rail | |
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— | Martinkovo — Verkhnedneprovsky | Pedestrian | |
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— | Polybino - Elysee | Road | |
| Dorogobuzh - Ivonino (bypass road) | Road | 1997[3] | ||
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Dorogobuzh | Road | Before 1930[4] | |
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Nightingale crossing | Korovniki - Solovyov | Road | 1970 |
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— | Yerdytsia - Prydniprovska | Rail | |
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— | Barracks 368 km - Falcon Mountain | Rail | |
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— | High - Falcon Mountain
(Smolensk bypass) |
Road | 1980s |
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Stepan Razin Street Bridge ("Exaltation of the Cross") | Smolensk | Road | 1978[5] |
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Dnieper Bridge[6] | Road | 1961[5] | |
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Pedestrian | 2013 | ||
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Dzerzhinsky Street Bridge | Road | 1898[7]—1941/
1960[5] | |
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Gniezno Bridge[8] | Demidovka—Smolensk | Road | |
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— | Miganovo — Gusino | Road | 1966[9] |
Belarus
| Photograph | Name | Location | Type | Constructed |
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| Russia-Belarus border - Source of the Dnieper in Belarus |
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— | Dubroŭna | Road | 1960s[10]/2009[11] |
| M1 highway Vorša bypass | Pašyna - Prydniaproŭje | Road | 1981 | |
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Mahilioŭ Street Bridge | Vorša | Road | 1957 |
| Juryja Babkova Street Bridge | Road | |||
| — | Rail | — | ||
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— | Kopys — Alieksandryja (Škloŭ Raion) | Road | 2007[12] |
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— | Škloŭ | Road | 1962[13] |
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Mahilioŭ bypass | Paŭlaŭka - Palykavičy | Road | 1997[14] |
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— | Mahilioŭ | Rail | 1936[15] |
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Karaliova Street Bridge | Road | 1996[16] | |
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Puškinski praspiekt Bridge | Road | 1959[15] | |
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praspiekt Šmita Bridge | Road | 1967[15] | |
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— | Varanino — Bykhaŭ | Road | 1964 |
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— | Rahačoŭ | Road | 1959 |
| Žłobin bypass | Aliaksandraŭka - Liebiadzioŭka | Road | 2014 | |
| — | Road | 1970s | ||
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— | Žłobin | Rail | |
| — | Kalybaŭka — Žłobin | Rail | ||
| — | Siannaja - Rečyca | Rail | ||
| — | Dunaj - Haroškaŭ | Road | 1958 | |
| — | Road | 1988 |
Ukraine
| Image | Crossing | Carries | Location | Constructed | Coordinates |
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Upper stream (Chernihiv, Kyiv oblasts and Kyiv city) | |||||
| Belarus-Ukraine border - Source of the Dnipro in Ukraine | 51.947°N 30.8051°E | ||||
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Nedanchychi Rail Bridge | Railroad special purpose | Belarus-Ukraine border segment near Slavutych | 1930 | 51.4998°N 30.5848°E |
| Slavutych–Kamaryn border crossing | Regional roads P56/R35 | 1987 or later | 51.3943°N 30.6411°E | ||
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Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant | Regional road P69 | Vyshhorod, Kyiv Oblast | 1964 | 50.5895°N 30.5067°E |
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Pivnichnyi Bridge (Northern) | prospekts Stepana Bandery/Romana Shukhevycha | Kyiv | 3 December 1976 | 50.4909°N 30.5368°E |
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Rybalskyi Rail Bridge | Railroad Southwestern Railways | 9 November 1929 | 50.4838°N 30.5424°E | |
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Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge | Road and Metro | 1 December 2024 | 50.4728°N 30.535°E | |
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Havanskyi Bridge | Naberezhno-Rybalska vulytsia | 50.4691°N 30.5271°E | ||
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Rybalskyi Bridge | pedestrian (closed) | 3 July 1957 | 50.4733°N 30.523°E | |
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Parkovyi Bridge | pedestrian | 50.4568°N 30.5342°E | ||
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Kyiv Metro Bridge / Rusanivskyi Bridge | Kyiv Metro / Brovarskyi prospekt | 5 November 1965 | 50.4568°N 30.5342°E | |
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Venetsiansky Bridge | pedestrian | 50.4484°N 30.5753°E | ||
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Rusanivka Channel Bridge, North / Rusanivka Channel Bridge, South | Rusanivska Naberezhna | 50.4464°N 30.591°E / 50.4324°N 30.5927°E | ||
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Rusanivka Channel Bridge, Side | pedestrian traffic, vehicle traffic | 50.4397°N 30.6083°E | ||
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Rusanivka Channel Bridge, pedestrian north | pedestrian | 50.444°N 30.5991°E | ||
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Rusanivka Channel Bridge, pedestrian south | pedestrian | 50.4345°N 30.6°E | ||
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Paton Bridge |  E95 |
5 November 1953 | 50.4277°N 30.5834°E | |
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Darnytsia Rail Bridge | Railroad Southwestern Railways | 1949 | 50.4173°N 30.5902°E | |
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New Darnytskyi Bridge | Railroad Southwestern Railways / Kyiv Metro / Darnytske shose | 27 September 2010 | 50.4169°N 30.5904°E | |
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Pivdennyi Bridge (Southern) |  E40 |
25 December 1990 | 50.3947°N 30.5931°E | |
Mid stream (Cherkasy, Kirovohrad, Poltava and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts) | |||||
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Kaniv Hydroelectric Power Plant | H02/ railroad special purpose | Kaniv | 1972 | 49.7619°N 31.4654°E |
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Cherkasy Dam | H16 / railroad Odesa Railways | Cherkasy | 1960 | 49.4791°N 32.0392°E |
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Kremenchuk Hydroelectric Power Plant | T17-03 / railroad Southern Railways | Svitlovodsk | 1959 | 49.0732°N 33.2506°E |
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Kriukiv Bridge | M22 H08 / railroad Southern Railways | Kremenchuk | 21 December 1949 | 49.0526°N 33.4238°E |
| New Kremenchuk Bridge | under construction[17] | ||||
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Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Plant | T04-12 T04-14 / railroad Cisdnieper Railways | Kamianske | 1964 | 48.5466°N 34.5399°E |
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Livoberezhnyi Bridge (Left-bank) | prospekt Anoshkina | 1996 | 48.534°N 34.5953°E | |
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Kaidatskyi Bridge |  E50 M04 / city tram |
Dnipro | 10 November 1982 | 48.4987°N 34.9659°E |
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Staryi Bridge | vulytsia Karuny / city tram / railroad Cisdnieper Railways | 18 May 1884 | 48.4893°N 35.029°E | |
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Tsentralnyi Bridge (New) | Slobozhanskyi prospekt | 5 November 1966 | 48.4765°N 35.0562°E | |
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Merefa-Kherson Bridge | Railroad Cisdnieper Railways | 21 December 1932 | 48.4669°N 35.0823°E | |
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Monastyrskyi Island Bridge | pedestrian | 48.4652°N 35.073°E | ||
| Ust-Samarskyi Bridge | 48.4561°N 35.1156°E | ||||
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Pivdennyi Bridge (Southern) | 21 December 2000 | 48.4113°N 35.0995°E | ||
Lower stream (Zaporizhzhia and Kherson oblasts) | |||||
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Dnieper Hydroelectric Station | H08 | Zaporizhzhia | 1 May 1932[18] | 47.8636°N 35.089°E / 47.8626°N 35.0895°E |
| Dniprohes Pedestrian Bridge | pedestrian | 47.8646°N 35.0903°E / 47.8627°N 35.0897°E | |||
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Zaporizhzhia Arch Bridge | Road | 1974 | 47.8619°N 35.0625°E | |
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Preobrazhensky Bridge | Railroad Cisdnieper Railways / T08-06 and Road | December 31, 1952 | 47.8204°N 35.0747°E | |
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New Zaporizhzhia Dniper Bridge | Closed-Access Highway | Under Construction | 47.8426°N 35.0855°E | |
| Nikopol–Kamianka-Dniprovska Ferry | Nikopol – Kamianka-Dniprovska | Nikopol | 47.8424°N 35.0853°E | ||
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Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant | Railroad Odesa Railways / P47 | Nova Kakhovka | 1972, destroyed 2023-06-06 |
46.7741°N 33.3741°E |
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Antonivka Railway Bridge | Railroad Odesa Railways | Prydniprovske, Kherson Raion, Kherson Oblast | 31 December 1952 damaged during the Russian invasion of Ukraine |
46.6754°N 32.797°E |
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Antonivka Road Bridge |  E97 M17  E58 M14 |
Antonivka | 1985 damaged during the Russian invasion of Ukraine |
46.6697°N 32.7204°E |