Park Avenue Bridge

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The Park Avenue Bridge is a vertical-lift railroad bridge in New York City that carries Metro-North Railroad tracks between Manhattan and the Bronx.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf movable bridge
railroad bridge
vertical-lift bridge
adjacentTo Harlem
Mott Haven neighborhood
surface form: Mott Haven
allows marine traffic on Harlem River when raised
carries Harlem Line
Hudson Line
Metro-North Railroad
New Haven Line
clearanceWhenRaised greater than clearance when lowered
connects Manhattan
The Bronx
constructionStart 1954
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crosses Harlem River
crossesAtMilepost near Harlem River mouth
designedAs vertical-lift span
hasFunction to allow rail traffic over Harlem River
hasLiftType vertical lift
hasMovableSpan lift span
locatedIn Manhattan
New York City
The Bronx
locatedInBorough Manhattan
The Bronx
locatedNear 125th Street
Park Avenue Viaduct
locatedOnWaterway Harlem River
maintainedBy Metro-North Railroad
numberOfTracks 4
opened 1956
operator Metro-North Railroad
owner Metro-North Railroad
partOf Park Avenue
surface form: Park Avenue main line
partOfNetwork Metro-North Railroad
surface form: Metro-North Railroad network
precededBy swing bridge built in 19th century
railroad Metro-North Railroad
railwayTraffic commuter rail
region New York
surface form: New York State
replaced earlier swing bridge at same location
structureType steel bridge
usedBy Harlem Line of the Metro-North Railroad
surface form: Harlem Line trains

Hudson Line
surface form: Hudson Line trains

New Haven Line
surface form: New Haven Line trains
usedFor passenger rail service

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Harlem River crossedBy Park Avenue Bridge