Queensborough Bridge
Queensboro Bridge Path, New York, USA
Description:
The Queensboro Bridge, built in 1909, crosses the East River Strait in New York City and connects two areas of the city – Queens and Manhattan. It is the westernmost of the four bridges across the East River.
On its upper tier there are two pedestrian passages, a bicycle path and two railway tracks. On the lower level there are four lanes of traffic. The total length of the bridge is 1200 meters, the width is 38 meters. The height of the span is 42 meters, which contributes to the smooth passage of ships.
Like most bridges laid across the East River, the Queensboro Bridge is the place where a panorama of New York’s skyscrapers opens. Queensboro Bridge is one of the favorite places among residents and guests of the city.