Alexander Hamilton Bridge

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The Alexander Hamilton Bridge is a major steel arch highway bridge in New York City that carries Interstate 95 over the Harlem River, connecting Manhattan and the Bronx.

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Alexander Hamilton Bridge canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highway bridge
road bridge
steel arch bridge
carries Cross Bronx Expressway
Interstate 95
connects Manhattan
The Bronx
constructionStart late 1950s
country United States
crosses Harlem River
crossesBetween Highbridge, Bronx
Washington Heights
hasApproachRoad Cross Bronx Expressway
Trans-Manhattan Expressway
hasDesign steel deck arch
hasFunction vehicular traffic
hasLanes multiple traffic lanes
hasSignificance key link between New England and Mid-Atlantic states on I-95
hasToll no direct toll
isMajorCrossingOf Harlem River
isPartOfNetwork New York City arterial highway system
locatedIn New York City
New York State
United States
locatedInBorough Manhattan
The Bronx
maintainedBy New York City Department of Transportation
material steel
namedAfter Alexander Hamilton
namedForRole Founding Father of the United States
first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury
opened 1963
partOf I-95 corridor
Interstate Highway System
regionServed New York metropolitan area
roadType Interstate highway bridge
structureType arch bridge
trafficDirection bidirectional
usedFor local commuter traffic
regional through traffic

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Harlem River crossings include Alexander Hamilton Bridge
Cross Bronx Expressway connectsTo Alexander Hamilton Bridge
Bronx–Manhattan border region crossedBy Alexander Hamilton Bridge