the george p Coleman bridge is longer
The Brooklyn Bridge is 5,989 feet long. The George Washington Bridge is 4,760 feet long.
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The Rewa Bridge is much longer then the Melrose bridge.
Before the Brooklyn Bridge was built, the only way to travel from Brooklyn to Manhattan and back was by ferry. When the bridge was built, people could finally travel quickly and easily, and in large numbers, between the two boroughs. People could now live in Brooklyn, and commute into Manhattan to work, which wasn't really feasible before, since the ferry system wasn't equipped to carry large numbers of commuters at once. The Brooklyn Bridge helped unite the city, not just physically, but socially as well. In fact, in 1898, just five years after the bridge was completed, the five boroughs united to form modern-day New York City.
Yes. Much longer.
Manhattan has at least 16 bridges that connect the island to neighboring areas. The George Washington Bridge, The Triborough Bridge, The Queensboro Bridge, The Williamsburgh Bridge, The Manhattan Bridge, The Brooklyn Bridge, The Willis Avenue Bridge, The Third Avenue Bridge, The Madison Avenue Bridge, The 145th Street Bridge, The Macombs Dam Bridge, The Washington Bridge, The Cross Bronx Expressway Overpass, The University Heights 207th Street Bridge, The Broadway Bridge, and The Henry Hudson Bridge. The Highbridge at 173rd street is no longer in use, but still spans the river. There are 2,027 bridges and tunnels overall in the New York City metro area.
The idiomatic "used to" indicates an earlier state, a previous activity that the subject no longer engages in, or an action that has been superceded by another action. It is equivalent to saying "previously". Example : "Bill used to save pennies." (which he no longer does) Example : "We used to go to Brooklyn using the Brooklyn Bridge."(indicating another route is now used) Example : "The house used to have a front porch." (porch no longer there)
The Brooklyn Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world from its opening until 1903, the first steel-wire suspension bridge, and the first bridge to connect Manhattan to the mainland.
Yes. You can walk across the Brooklyn Bridge with your dog. For a dog to walk in public in New York City, he must have: (1) a leash no longer than 6 feet; (2) proof of yearly rabies vaccine; and, (3) a valid dog license. If the dog poops, the owner must pick the poop up or be subject to a hefty fine.
No. There are quite a few European bridges which have a longer span than the Forth Bridge including the Humber Bridge.
The tallest bridge would be the I-278 crossing of the Verrazano Narrows in New York City -- the Verrazano Narows bridge. The double-decked span opened in 1964 and connects the borouhs of Staten Island and Brooklyn. It has a span of 4,260 feet and rises 224 feet above the water. That is a very large bridge however the highest interstate bridge in the United States is the Glade Creek bridge. This 2,179-foot (664 m) long deck truss bridge[3] towers 660 feet (200 m) above the creek bed, making it the highest Interstate bridge in the United States. And that's in West Virginia..!!
Fourteen bridges span the Harlem River. In order from north to south, they are the: 1) Spuyten Duyvil Bridge 2) Henry Hudson Bridge 3) Broadway Bridge 4) 207th Street-University Heights Bridge 5) Washington Bridge 6) Alexander Hamilton Bridge 7) High Bridge (the oldest bridge in New York City, though no longer in use) 8) Macombs Dam Bridge 9) 145th Street Bridge 10) Madison Avenue Bridge 11) 3rd Avenue Bridge 12) Willis Avenue Bridge 13) Triboro aka RFK (Robert F. Kennedy) Bridge 14) Wards Island Bridge.