with the objective of its renovation. The spans and arches of the bridge were found to be defective, and so speed limits were imposed. At the same time, the bridge's pillars were determined to be in satisfactory condition. Bridge built 1999 In 1999, a new bridge was built right next to the old one, carrying automobile and rail traffic on two levels. It is 3,890 m long. The original spans of the old bridge were dismantled in the 21st century, though its supports were preserved. One of the spans of the old bridge was saved, restored and set on the banks of the Amur in the Museum of Khabarovsk Bridge, which is located nearby. The reconstructed Khabarovsk Bridge is depicted on the 5,000 Russian ruble banknote. References Khabarovsk Bridge (Russian language) See also The bridge across the Amur River (Komsomolsk-on-Amur) Trans-Siberian Railway Railway bridges in Russia Truss bridges Road bridges in Russia Bridges completed in 1916 Bridges completed in 1999 Buildings and structures in Khabarovsk Krai Transport in the Russian Far East 1999 establishments in Russia Bridges over the Amur Transport in Khabarovsk Krai Rail transport in Khabarovsk Krai