Editing Irtysh (section)

==Bridges==
[[File:Omsk 60 years of Victory bridge 2.jpg|thumb|The Sixty Years of Victory Bridge in Omsk. (The name commemorates the 60th anniversary of the [[V-E Day]])]]
Seven railway bridges span the Irtysh. They are located in the following cities:
* About 15&nbsp;km downstream from [[Serebryansk]] (on the dead-end branch line from [[Oskemen]] to [[Zyryanovsk]])
* [[Oskemen]]
* [[Semey]], on the [[Turkestan–Siberia Railway]]
* [[Pavlodar]], on the South Siberian rail line ([[Nur-Sultan]] to [[Barnaul]])
* near [[Cherlak]], on the Middle Siberian rail line ([[:ru:Среднесибирская магистраль|Среднесибирская магистраль]])
* [[Omsk]], on the [[Trans-Siberian Railway]]. Opened in 1896, this is the oldest bridge on the river.
* [[Tobolsk]], on the [[Tyumen]]-[[Surgut]] line
As the [[Kuytun–Beitun Railway]] in China's Xinjiang is being extended toward [[Altay City]], a railway bridge over the Irtysh at Beitun will need to be constructed as well.

Numerous highway bridges over the Irtysh exist in China, Kazakhstan, and Russia.

The last bridge downstream on the Irtysh, a highway bridge opened in 2004, can be found at Khanty-Mansiysk, right before the river's confluence with Ob.