Newport Southbank Bridge

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The Newport Southbank Bridge, commonly known as the Purple People Bridge, is a pedestrian-only truss bridge spanning the Ohio River between Newport, Kentucky, and Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic bridge
pedestrian bridge
steel bridge
truss bridge
carries pedestrians
color purple
connects Cincinnati, Ohio NERFINISHED
Newport, Kentucky NERFINISHED
crosses Ohio River NERFINISHED
currentFunction pedestrian-only bridge
hasAlternativeName L&N Bridge NERFINISHED
hasCommonName Purple People Bridge NERFINISHED
hasCulturalSignificance regional landmark
hasDeckType pedestrian deck
hasDesign truss
hasLength about 2,670 feet
about 810 meters
hasMaterial steel
hasNearbyAttraction Newport on the Levee NERFINISHED
hasNearbyCity Covington, Kentucky NERFINISHED
hasNickname Purple People Bridge NERFINISHED
hasOfficialName Newport Southbank Bridge NERFINISHED
hasRegion Northern Kentucky NERFINISHED
hasStructureType multi-span truss
hasUsage recreational walking
sightseeing
special events
hasViewOf Cincinnati skyline
Ohio River NERFINISHED
isOneOf oldest river crossings between Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
isPedestrianOnly true
isTouristAttractionIn Cincinnati, Ohio NERFINISHED
Newport, Kentucky NERFINISHED
locatedIn Campbell County, Kentucky NERFINISHED
Cincinnati, Ohio NERFINISHED
Hamilton County, Ohio NERFINISHED
Newport, Kentucky NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
opened 1872
originalFunction railroad bridge
streetcar bridge
vehicular bridge
partOf Cincinnati metropolitan area NERFINISHED
wasConvertedToPedestrianUse early 2000s
wasFormerlyOwnedBy Louisville and Nashville Railroad NERFINISHED
wasRehabilitated early 21st century

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Purple People Bridge alsoKnownAs Newport Southbank Bridge
Campbell County, Kentucky contains Newport Southbank Bridge