Harlem River

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tidal strait waterway

The Harlem River is a tidal strait in New York City that separates Manhattan from the Bronx and connects the Hudson River to the East River.

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Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	tidal strait → waterway →
adjacentTo	Harlem neighborhood → Inwood neighborhood → Mott Haven neighborhood → Yankee Stadium →
connectsTo	East River → Hudson River →
country	United States of America →
crossedBy	145th Street Bridge → Broadway Bridge → Harlem River Drive → Henry Hudson Bridge → Macombs Dam Bridge → Madison Avenue Bridge → Major Deegan Expressway → Park Avenue Bridge → Robert F. Kennedy Bridge → Third Avenue Bridge → Willis Avenue Bridge →
flowsBetween	South Bronx → Upper Manhattan →
hasFeature	multiple movable bridges → navigable channel → strong tidal currents →
hasMouthNear	Hell Gate →
hasRecreation	fishing → kayaking → rowing →
hasSourceNear	Spuyten Duyvil Creek →
historicalUse	bridge navigation channel → industrial shipping route → recreational rowing →
length	approximately 13 kilometers → approximately 8 miles →
locatedIn	New York City → State of New York →
locatedInTimeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
managedBy	New York City Department of Environmental Protection →
namedAfter	Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan →
partOf	Hudson River estuary system → New York Harbor estuarine system →
region	Northeastern United States →
separates	Manhattan → The Bronx →
tributaryOf	East River →
waterType	brackish tidal water →
withinBorough	Manhattan → The Bronx →

Referenced by (43)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
145th Street Bridge → Broadway Bridge → Macombs Dam Bridge → Madison Avenue Bridge → Major Deegan Expressway → Park Avenue Bridge → Robert F. Kennedy Bridge → Spuyten Duyvil Bridge → Third Avenue Bridge → Triborough Bridge → Willis Avenue Bridge →	crosses
Inwood → Manhattan → New York County → Upper Manhattan → Washington Heights →	borderedBy
145th Street Bridge ("Harlem River Ship Canal") → Macombs Dam Bridge → Third Avenue Bridge ("Harlem River Ship Canal") →	crossesWaterway
East Side of Manhattan → Manhattan by the Harlem River →	borders
Inwood → The Bronx →	hasWaterBody
Harlem River Drive → Major Deegan Expressway ("Harlem River (for part of its length)") →	parallelTo
Highbridge Park →	bordersWaterBody
Manhattan Island →	boundedBy
Spuyten Duyvil Creek →	connects
IND Concourse Line →	crossesUnder
Willis Avenue Bridge ("Harlem River Ship Canal") →	crossesWaterBody
Spuyten Duyvil Creek →	hasHydrologicalConnection
New York City →	hasRiver
Isham Park ("Harlem River valley") →	hasView
Highbridge Park →	hasViewOf
Mott Haven →	hasWaterfrontOn
Mott Haven →	locatedEastOf
Trinity Church Cemetery →	locatedNear
Park Avenue Bridge →	locatedOnWaterway
Spuyten Duyvil Creek ("Harlem River Ship Canal system") →	partOf
Penn Station (New York City) ("Harlem River and Port Chester Railroad (historical connection)") →	railLines
Harlem River Drive →	runsAlong
Manhattan Island →	surroundedBy
Manhattan by the Harlem River →	waterBody