Yakov Novichenko Bridge

Bridge in Khasan, Tumangang

The Yakov Novichenko Bridge (Russian: мост Якова Новиченко), officially the Tumen River Road Bridge Named after Yakov Novichenko (Korean: 야꼬브 노비첸꼬명칭 두만강자동차다리), alternatively the DPRK–Russia Road Bridge (Russian: Автомобильный мост между Россией и КНДР; Korean: 로씨야-조선민주주의인민공화국을 잇는 자동차 다리) is an international road bridge across the Tumen River on the North Korea–Russia border. The crossing connects Khasan, Russia and Tumangang, North Korea.

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Yakov Novichenko Bridge

Bridge in Khasan, Tumangang

The Yakov Novichenko Bridge (Russian: мост Якова Новиченко), officially the Tumen River Road Bridge Named after Yakov Novichenko (Korean: 야꼬브 노비첸꼬명칭 두만강자동차다리), alternatively the DPRK–Russia Road Bridge (Russian: Автомобильный мост между Россией и КНДР; Korean: 로씨야-조선민주주의인민공화국을 잇는 자동차 다리) is an international road bridge across the Tumen River on the North Korea–Russia border. The crossing connects Khasan, Russia and Tumangang, North Korea.

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The Yakov Novichenko Bridge (Russian: мост Якова Новиченко), officially the Tumen River Road Bridge Named after Yakov Novichenko (Korean: 야꼬브 노비첸꼬명칭 두만강자동차다리), alternatively the DPRK–Russia Road Bridge (Russian: Автомобильный мост между Россией и КНДР; Korean: 로씨야-조선민주주의인민공화국을 잇는 자동차 다리) is an international road bridge across the Tumen River on the North Korea–Russia border. The crossing connects Khasan, Russia and Tumangang, North Korea. The bridge supplements the existing Korea–Russia Friendship Bridge through providing a road transit link between the cities of Vladivostok and Chongjin. It is sited approximately 15km upstream from the river's mouth at the Sea of Japan, and approximately 1km downstream from the limit of extent of Chinese territory down the Tumen River.

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