Macombs Dam Bridge

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movable bridge road bridge steel bridge swing bridge

Macombs Dam Bridge is a historic swing bridge in New York City that connects Manhattan and the Bronx across the Harlem River.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	movable bridge → road bridge → steel bridge → swing bridge →
adjacentTo	Heritage Field → Yankee Stadium →
carries	pedestrian traffic → vehicular traffic →
connects	Manhattan → The Bronx →
constructionStartDate	1892 →
crosses	Harlem River →
crossesAt	between West 155th Street in Manhattan and East 161st Street in the Bronx →
crossesWaterway	Harlem River →
designer	Alfred P. Boller →
hasBorough	Manhattan → The Bronx →
hasClearanceBelow	approximately 26 feet (closed position) →
hasDesign	swing span →
hasFunction	urban transportation link →
hasMainSpanLength	approximately 412 feet →
hasNumberOfSpans	5 →
hasRoadwayLanes	4 →
hasSidewalks	2 →
hasStructureType	through truss →
hasSubstructure	masonry piers →
hasToll	no →
hasTotalLength	approximately 2,540 feet →
heritageStatus	New York City Landmark →
historic	yes →
landmarkDesignationBy	New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission →
landmarkDesignationYear	1992 →
locatedIn	New York City → New York State → United States →
maintainedBy	New York City Department of Transportation →
material	steel →
namedAfter	Robert Macomb →
neighborhood	Concourse → Highbridge →
opened	1895 →
owner	City of New York →
parallelTo	145th Street Bridge → Washington Bridge →
partOf	Harlem River bridge system →
replaced	Macomb’s Dam →
trafficDirection	two-way →
wasRehabilitated	2000s →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Harlem River →	crossedBy
Harlem River Drive →	hasJunction