Stone bridge was demolished in 1930s, while Novospassky Bridge still stands. Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge (1938) The first contest for the Third Stone Bridge was held in 1921; none of the entries were selected. The second contest was won jointly by engineer Nikolai Kalmykov and Schuko-Gelfreikh-Minkus team of architects. Kalmykov's design was completed in 1935-1938, on a site which is two blocks closer to Kremlin than the previous bridges. The single arched span is 105 meters wide and 8.4 meter high. A total of 6 parallel, boxed steel arches support the 40 meter wide roadway. The arch rests on submerged caisson foundations. Embankment traffic uses two 42.5 meter long side arches. Total length, including approach ramps, is 487 meters. There are 8 lanes for regular traffic and a divider lane. See also List of bridges in Moscow References Bridges in Moscow Deck arch bridges Bridges completed in 1692 Bridges completed in 1859 Bridges completed in 1938 Bridges built in the Soviet Union 1692 establishments in Russia Cultural heritage monuments of regional significance in Moscow