145th Street Bridge

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movable bridge road bridge steel bridge swing bridge

The 145th Street Bridge is a swing bridge in New York City that carries vehicular and pedestrian traffic between Manhattan and the Bronx.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	movable bridge → road bridge → steel bridge → swing bridge →
allowsBicycles	yes →
allowsVesselPassage	yes →
carries	pedestrian traffic → vehicular traffic →
category	Bridges in Manhattan → Bridges in the Bronx → Road bridges in New York City → Swing bridges in New York City →
connects	Manhattan → The Bronx →
constructionStart	1901 →
crosses	Harlem River →
crossesBetween	Harlem, Manhattan → Mott Haven, The Bronx →
crossesWaterway	Harlem River Ship Canal →
design	swing bridge →
designedBy	Theodore E. Thomson NERFINISHED →
hasApproachRoad	Harlem River Drive vicinity → Major Deegan Expressway vicinity →
hasMovableSpan	yes →
hasPedestrianWalkway	yes →
hasToll	no →
locatedIn	New York City → New York State → United States →
maintainedBy	New York City Department of Transportation →
material	steel →
namedAfter	145th Street →
navigationClearanceType	movable span →
numberOfSpans	3 →
opened	1905 →
owner	City of New York →
partOf	New York City bridge system →
regionServed	South Bronx → Upper Manhattan →
riverBankOnOneSide	Manhattan bank of Harlem River →
riverBankOnOtherSide	Bronx bank of Harlem River →
roadCarried	East 149th Street → West 145th Street →
structureType	through truss swing span →
trafficDirection	bidirectional →
urbanSetting	dense urban area →
usedFor	local traffic between Manhattan and the Bronx →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Harlem River →	crossedBy
Harlem River Drive →	hasJunction
Macombs Dam Bridge →	parallelTo