City Island Bridge

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City Island Bridge
Carries 2 lanes of City Island Ave.
Crosses Pelham Bay
Locale the Bronx and City Island in New York City
Design Swing bridge
Opening date 1901 in current location

The City Island Bridge is a bridge in the New York City borough of the Bronx, connecting City Island and the mainland. Originally constructed as a turntable bridge crossing the Harlem River, it was moved to City Island in 1901 to replace an existing wooden bridge.

The bridge is scheduled for demolition and is to be replaced by a cable stayed bridge scheduled for completion in 2010.



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