Manhattan Bridge
Manhattan bridge
Siglo XX, (1912)
Ingeniero Leon S. Moisseiff
The last of the three great suspension bridges constructed across the East River, the Manhattan Bridge today is one of the most heavily traveled East River crossings. During an average day, more than 78,000 vehicles and 350,000 people use the bridge’s six roadways and two subway tracks to pass between Canal Street in lower Manhattan and Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn. It’s one of the most aesthetically pleasing of New York City’s transportation structures.
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Construction commenced – October 1, 1901 |
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Open to Traffic – December 31, 1909 |
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Total length – 6855 feet |
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Length of main span – 1470 feet |
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Length of each of the four cables – 3224 feet
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Etiquetado con: Brooklyn • East River • Leon S. Moisseiff • Manhattan • New York • Siglo XX • suspension bridge • USA
Fichero archivado: Nueva York • Siglo XX
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