Bear Mountain Bridge

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Bear Mountain Bridge is a steel suspension bridge in New York that carries U.S. Route 6 and U.S. Route 202 across the Hudson River near Bear Mountain State Park.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf road bridge
steel bridge
suspension bridge
carries U.S. Route 202
U.S. Route 6
bicycle traffic
pedestrian walkway
connects Rockland County, New York
Westchester County, New York
crosses Hudson River
designedBy Clara E. Coffey (chief designer’s office association not certain)
hasApproachRoad NY 202
Palisades Interstate Parkway (via nearby interchange)
US 9W
hasConstructionType riveted steel
hasDeckType road deck
hasDesign wire-cable suspension
hasFeature sidewalks
two-lane roadway
hasLighting night illumination
hasMainSpanType suspended deck
hasMaterial steel
hasOwner State of New York
hasRegion Lower Hudson Valley
hasScenicViewOf Anthony’s Nose
Bear Mountain
Hudson Highlands
hasToll yes
isTouristAttraction yes
locatedIn New York
United States
locatedNear Bear Mountain State Park
locatedNorthOf New York City
locatedOn Hudson River Valley
locatedSouthOf Newburgh–Beacon Bridge
maintainedBy New York State Bridge Authority
namedAfter Bear Mountain
opened 1924
openedAs first highway bridge across Hudson River south of Albany
openedToTraffic 1924
partOf Hudson River crossing system
U.S. Numbered Highway System
tollAppliesTo eastbound traffic
passenger vehicles
usedBy cyclists
motor vehicles
pedestrians
wasWorldRecordFor longest suspension bridge main span at time of opening


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