Malcolm Wilson Bridge

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The Malcolm Wilson Bridge is a major Hudson River crossing in New York State, better known historically as the Tappan Zee Bridge, named in honor of former Governor Malcolm Wilson.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hudson River crossing
road bridge
alsoKnownAs Tappan Zee Bridge
bridgeType steel bridge
carries Interstate 287
Interstate 87
New York State Thruway
category Bridges over the Hudson River
Former toll bridges in New York State
Road bridges in New York State
connects Rockland County, New York
linked to: Rockland County

Westchester County, New York
constructionStart 1952
crosses Hudson River
demolished 2017–2019
design cantilever bridge
formerName Tappan Zee Bridge
function vehicular traffic
hasToll yes
historicalSignificance major Hudson River crossing for New York City suburbs
lengthApprox about 3 miles
locatedIn New York State
United States
maintainedBy New York State Thruway Authority
namedAfter Malcolm Wilson
namedAfterOfficeholder Governor of New York
namedFor former Governor Malcolm Wilson
namedInHonorOf Malcolm Wilson
officialName Governor Malcolm Wilson Tappan Zee Bridge
linked to: Tappan Zee Bridge
opened 1955
openedToTraffic December 1955
owner State of New York
linked to: New York State
parallelTo Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge
linked to: Tappan Zee Bridge
partOf Interstate Highway System
New York State Thruway system
region Lower Hudson Valley
linked to: Hudson Valley
replacedBy Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge
linked to: Tappan Zee Bridge
riverSection Tappan Zee
spansBetween Nyack, New York
Tarrytown, New York
status replaced
tollDirection eastbound only
trafficType automobile
truck

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Malcolm Wilson honor Malcolm Wilson Bridge