Earlier this month, Russia unveiled the Russky Island bridge, the world’s longest cable-stayed bridge (a type of bridge where its towers bear the load). The suspended portion of the bridge ...

The concrete and steel Russky Bridge links the far eastern city of Vladivostok to the small Russky Island. The bridge, launched in the summer of 2012, is the longest cable-stayed suspension bridge ...

snake through Vladivostok’s hills and then cross a bridge from the mainland to Russky Island. It’s here — a beachhead on the Pacific Rim — that the Kremlin hopes to create a hub for ...

the Russky Bridge is a key element in the work to prepare Russky Island to host the 2012 Asia-Pacific Summit, which will include U.S. and Canada government heads. To feed traffic to the new ...

especially the construction of a suspension bridge between Vladivostok and nearby Russky Island, where the leaders, along with their foreign and trade ministers, will be meeting. The Russian ...

THE bridge to Russky Island, a wooded swathe of land just off the coast of Vladivostok, is quite the architectural marvel. It is the longest cable bridge in the world, measuring 3,100 metres ...

It is considered the longest cable-stayed bridge anywhere in the world. Opened relatively recently, in 2012, the structure connects the mainland to Russky Island. 2,000 banknote features Russky ...

A gigantic cable bridge was built on the Russky Island in Vladivostok by the APEC summit, which was held last September.

Crossing the Eastern Bosphorus Strait, Russky Bridge connects the city of Vladivostok to Russky Island, a former military zone that had a population of just over 5,300 at the time of construction. The ...