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2008 Inventory Location Maps 2008 INVENTORY LOCATION MAPS Eight years ago, we added a new feature to the Inventory Location Maps; Community Board borders. With this added feature, the reader will be able to identify within which Community Boards bridges are located. On these maps, all Community Boards consist of three (3) digits. The first digit is for map plotting purposes. The next two digits identify the Community Board. In cases of certain parks and airports, the Community Board number does not correspond with any Community Board. These exceptions are: Bronx 26=Van Cortlandt Park Brooklyn 55=Prospect Park 27=Bronx Park 56=Gateway Nat’l Rec. Area/Floyd Bennett Field 28=Pelham Bay Park Queens 80=La Guardia Airport Manhattan 64= Central Park 81=Alley Pond Park 82=Cunningham Park 83=JFK Airport 84= Gateway Nat’l Rec. Area/Fort Tilden-Jacob Riis Park The Community Board listings correspond to those listed in the inventory, which begins on page 209. Some structures fall on Community Board dividing lines: their additional Community Boards are now identified in the inventory in columns CD2 and CD3. Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg Bridges. (Credit: Michele N. Vulcan) 313 2008 BRIDGES AND TUNNELS ANNUAL CONDITION REPORT ALL BOROUGHS Bronx Manhattan Queens Brooklyn Staten Island Legend BOROUGHS Central Park Brooklyn Manhattan Queens Staten Island 0 8,000 16,000 32,000 48,000 64,000 The Bronx Feet Scale BROOKLYN Pulaski Bridge 2240639 KOSCIUSZKO Williamsburg MANHATTAN BRIDGE AVENUE 2240370 Manhattan Bridge Bridge BQE See Brooklyn 2240027 2240028 301 2240390 CB 302, 308, 309 Detail Map Brooklyn 2240039 2240290 Bridge 2240019 BQE PARK AVENUE DE KALB AVENUE BUSHWICK304 302 AVENUE 2230390 2230380 303 2230370 JACKIEPARKWAY ROBINSON 2230360 2230350 2230010 2230020 2230000 2244460 2240260 2240270 2230220 306 2240250 2243569 2244180 2240240 2240310 308 2244170 EASTERN 2243850 SUTTER AVENUE 2240231 2244010 2243870 2240232 2244020 PARKWAY 2243860 2244130 Prospect Park 2243890 PENNSYLVANIA305 2244030 355 2243900 2244100 Southwest 2066100 309 2243910 2244050 AVENUE 2244060 2244040 316 2244480 307 2244120 LINDEN SHORE 2244470 2243020 2243839 BOULEVARD 2269600 PARKWAY 2243040 2243050 22433102243320 2243920 2243080 VE ER A 2231249 2243840 ST 2244150 317 O REMSEN 2243940 2243100 F AVENUE 2231519 2243110 2243330 2243120 UTICAAVENUE 2243590 2231509 2243610 312 2243130 2244160 2243140 SEAVIEW 2243150 AVENUE 2243630 2243580 2243530 2231250 2243520 2231499 2243660 22433802243390 22435002243510 22433602243370 2243490 318 2243340 2243480 CANARSIE 86 STREET 2243600 224344022434502243460 224341022434202243439 VETERANS 2243620 22433502243400 CIRCLE 2243640 2231489 2231260 SHORE ROAD 310 85 STREET 2243650 NOSTRANDAVENUE 2243670 2243720 FLATBUSH 2243680 OCEAN AVENUE 2243690 2243730 PARKWAY 314 AVENUE 2243700 OCEAN VERRAZANO 2243710 2231270 FLOYD BRIDGE 2243820 2243750 2243740 BENNETT SHORE PARKWAY 311 FIELD 2231290 2243760 2231479 SR NORTH 2231300 2243770 SHORE PARKWAY 2243780 22437902243800 2231319 2243810 315 2231460 AVIATION356 ROAD 2231329 2243570 2231439 2231330 22313802231390 2231449 Legend BAY PARKWAY 223308022314092231419 2231450 2231340 2231429SHORE PARKWAY Bridges In Parks 22313602231370 2240320 Community Boards 2240540 Brooklyn/Queens Bridges 301 2240302 2240301 Manhattan/Brooklyn Bridges 302 313 DOT Bridges 303 2269260 MARINE PARKWAY Major Roadways 304 BRIDGE 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 0 3,750 7,500 15,000 22,500 30,000 318 Feet 355 Scale 356 BROOKLYN CB 302, 308, 309 DETAIL 2240028 MANHATTAN BROOKLYN BRIDGE BRIDGE 2268507 2268508 2240027 2240019 2230410 2230870 2230440 22304502230460 2268497 2230420 22304702230430 2268498 22678602230480 2268518 2230490 2230510 2230888 2230500 BQE BQE 2268517 2268350 2230887 2244440 2230858 2230857 FULTON STREET DE KALB AVENUE FLATBUSH AVENUE 302 2243280 2243290 ATLANTIC AVENUE 308 2243170 UTICA AVENUE UTICA 2243180 NOSTRANDAVENUE 2243190 2243279 EASTERN PARKWAY 2243210 2243200 2243220 2243230 2243240 2243250 309 2243260 2243010FLATBUSH AVENUE Legend Bridges In Parks Community Boards DOT Bridges 302 0 1,550 3,100 6,200 9,300 12,400 Feet Major Roadways 308 309 Scale BRONX VAN CORTLANDT WEST 261 STREET PARK EAST EAST 243 STREET RIVERDALE 2241890 YACHT CLUB 208 T S 2230310 A 2229540 2229550 2230300 E BAYCHESTER AVENUE 2229520 2230290 Y 2229510 1067150 2229530 SETON AVENUE A 2229500 W K CONNER STREET R BULLARD AVENUE A 2242460 P 2242459 MOSHOLU PARKWAY N 2229490 EAST 233 STREET O 226 S 2229480 D 2241870 U 2229470 WEST GUN H 2229579 2241380 HILL ROAD Y 2229460 212 Y R PARKWAY A PARK DRIVE N 2229450 BRONX RIVER W E U R H RESERVOIROVAL H T EAST 2229440 2241860 2241520 2242071 D 2230287 2242072 N 2241510 2242440 A 228 2241940 2242082 BOSTON ROAD L 2241509 2242081 EAST GUN G 2241490 2242380 N HILL ROAD E 2242430 Broadway 2242370 2242099 W SHORE ROAD 2241489 2241900 E 2241390 N CO-OP CITY Bridge MAJOR DEEGAN EXIT SB 2241259 UNIVERSITY AVENUE 2241910 BOULEVARD PARK DRIVE 2241930 2242100 2230270 2241840 CITY ISLAND ROAD 2072242340 2230260 CITY ISLAND 2242210 West 207 EAST FORD 2230250 2075859 BRIDGE HAM RO 2240120 AD 2242220 2240200 Street Bridge WHITE PLAINS ROAD 2241959 2241470 2241839 2241810 2242120 PELHAM PARKWAY PARKWAY WEST TREMONT AVENUE 2241820 2242029 HUTCHINSON RIVER 2242350 2229560 2240210 205 2241800 2065629 2075849 C I T 2242010 211 Y 2269030 2242360 I 2242110 S 2241790 2242030 MAJOR L EXIT 2241460 A DEEGAN NB 2241780 DITMARS 2242330 N 2241770 227 STREET D E 2241760 ENU A AV 2242329 NT V Washington EMO 2066919 2241369 E 2241740 T TR 2242319 S N Bridge 2242400 EA SCHOFIELD 206 2241330 U 2241720 2241329 2075837 STREET E 2076640 2241270 THROGS NECK EXPRESSWAY 2241710 2242149 2075820 2242300 Y HUTCHINSON RIVER PARKWAY 2241700 W 2241269 WEST204 165 STREET P 2066720 X 210 GRAND CONCOURSE 2241680 E 206672A 2242280 2241670 N A 2241660 D Macombs Dam 2242259 2241630 203 I 2241650 R 2241110 206672B Bridge 2241620 E EAST 2075351H 2076109 S 2240180 BRUCKNER BOULEVARD1066510 2076129 2241030165 STREET 2241230 2270030 2241020 2241210 2066671 2241430 2241200 2076929 HUGH J THROGS 2242260 2075352 209 145 Street 2241420 2241190 2066672 GRANT NECK Bridge 2241410 2270250 THRG NCK BR SR BRIDGE 2241409 2241010 CIRCLE 2241610 2241180 2241560 2241170 2241600 2241040 2241590 2241169 2241550 2241159 3 STREETAVENUE F 2241050 AVENUE A Madison Avenue 2242299 2241139 SUNSET TRAIL Bridge 2241000201 SCHURZ AVENUE 2241129 3 AVENUE2241060 2241070 202 2241080 2241099 Third Avenue 224006A FOOD Bridge 224005B CENTER 2266540 ROAD EAST 132 STREET WHITESTONE BRIDGE Willis Avenue Bridge RFK (Triborough) BRIDGE Rikers Island 401 Bridge Legend Bridges In Parks Community Boards Dept. of Education 201 Manhattan/Bronx Bridges 202 DOT Bridges 203 Major Roadways 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 226 227 0 3,000 6,000 12,000 18,000 24,000 228 Feet 401 Scale DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN WEST 59 STREET CENTRAL PARK 2245209 2245190 2245220 SOUTH 2245370 2245360 MILLER HIGHWAY 2245350 2245180 WEST 2245170 54 STREET EAST 59 STREET 2245340 2245160 2245140 2245150 WEST 105 224513048 STREET Y 2245120 A 2245110 W 2245100 224004C 224004A H 2245090 G 2245210 EAST 224004D I 48 STREET 2233040 H WEST 224533042 STREET 224004B O 2245440 I 2245070 2245080 G 224501D G EAST A 224501B 224501F 42 STREET M I 224501C 226672A 2245460 D AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS E 2232100 224501E 8 WESTAVENUE O 34 STREET 2245470 J 2245060 2245010 2268650 WEST 2246550 30 STREET 2246570 10 AVENUE 2246560 EAST 34 STREET WEST F D R DRIVE 104 23 STREET 2246540 WEST 14 STREET PARK AVENUE EAST BROADWAY 106 23 STREET BLEECKER STREET 2232070 WESTSTREET EAST 14 STREET WEST102 HOUSTON STREET 103 2233020 EAST 1HOUSTON AVENUE THOMPSON STREETBROADWAY STREET BOWERY CANAL STREET 2232050 101 223204B HARRISON DELANCEY 2232040 STREET RUTGERS SLIPSTREET 223204A 2268480 CHAMBERS STREET VESEY STREET WORTH STREET PECK SLIP 2232030 PIKE SLIP 2240039 LIBERTY STREET PARK ROW 224001G 2232029 RECTOR STREET 224001E 224001D WILLIAMSBURG 223201C BRIDGE MAIDEN224001A LANE 223201D 2267380 CHURCH STREET 22400282240027 224001C 2240019 224001B 2268930 224001F MORRIS STREET MANHATTAN 223201B FULTON BRIDGE 223201ASTREET TRINITY2232000 PLACE BK BTRY BROOKLYN TNL BRIDGE CARDER ROAD MAIN ST GOV ISLAND ESCANABA ROAD CRAIG ROAD NORTH KIMMEL ROAD GRESHAM ROAD HALF MOON ROAD ENRIGHT ROAD CRAIG ROAD SOUTH Legend Bridges In Parks Community Boards DOT Bridges 101 Major Roadways 102 103 104 0 1,875 3,750 7,500 11,250 15,000 105 Feet 106 Scale MIDTOWN MANHATTAN WEST 104 STREET CENTRAL PARK NORTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE 2229321 2246430 2229322 CENTRAL PARK 2246970 GR HILL 2267250 CPW 100 APPROACH 2229311 WEST 96 STREET 2246470 2229312 CENTRAL PARK DRIVEWAY CPE 102 APPROACH 97 ST TRANSVERSE 2246280 BROADWAY HENRY HUDSON PARKWAY 2229309 2246270 AMSTERDAM AVENUE WEST 86 STREET 226771D COLUMBUS AVENUE 226771C M00003 164 CENTRAL PARK WEST 2267717 2267718 107 EAST 96 STREET 226771B 2229290 WEST 81 STREET 86 ST TRANSVERSE 2246260 226771A M00004 WEST 79 STREET EAST DRIVE 2229289 5 AVENUE 222928C WEST DRIVE2246360 2246250 3 AVENUE 2269190 2246240 79 ST TRANSVERSE EAST 86 STREET 2246350 1 AVENUE 2269210WEST 72 STREET2246330 2246460 2246400 WEST 66 STREET PARK AVENUE 2257569 2246440 2246140 2246230 EAST 79 STREET 2246450 MILLER HIGHWAY 2246150 72 ST TRANSVERSE 2246100 2232167 2246120 2246110 2246090 2246080 2246170 2246000 2232158 WEST WEST 60 STREET 108 YORK AVENUE 59 STREET EAST 72 STREET 2246130 2269820 2245380 COLUMBUS CIRCLE 2246070 2246050 22460692246410 F D R DRIVE CENTRAL PARK 2246030 EAST 65 STREET EAST ROAD 2232140 SOUTH 2246040 2240640 EAST 60 STREET ROOSEVELT ISLAND
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