Bronx elevated lines

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The Bronx elevated lines were early New York City rapid transit routes consisting of elevated railway tracks extending service from Manhattan into the Bronx.

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Label Occurrences
Bronx IRT service 1
Bronx elevated lines canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New York City Subway predecessor
elevated railway
rapid transit line
connectedTo Manhattan elevated lines
country United States of America
electrification third rail
fareSystem unified with Manhattan elevated lines
historicalRole early component of New York City rapid transit network
infrastructureType steel viaduct
integratedInto New York City Subway
lineType express service
local service
locatedIn New York City
New York State
The Bronx
notableImpact facilitated urban development in the Bronx
improved commuter access between the Bronx and Manhattan
openedForService late 19th century
operator Interborough Rapid Transit Company
partOf Interborough Rapid Transit Company system
purpose extend rapid transit service from Manhattan into the Bronx
rightOfWay above city streets
servedArea South Bronx
West Bronx
linked to: Northwest Bronx
servedBorough Manhattan
The Bronx
successor modern Bronx subway lines
trackType elevated
transportMode rail

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Referenced by (2)

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Manhattan Railway elevated lines connectedTo Bronx elevated lines
Morris Park station hasBoroughService Bronx IRT service
linked to: Bronx elevated lines