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New York (City) 2240137 JCT US 9 & HARLEM RIVER 9 9 04011032 METRO NO COMMUTER 42 - City 1961 11/22/2019 Y NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 New York County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N New York New York (City) 2240137 JCT US 9 & HARLEM RIVER 9 9 04011032 METRO NO COMMUTER 42 - City 1961 11/22/2019 Y N New York New York (City) 2229349 4 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 9A 9A04011016 158TH STREET 42 - City 1939 11/16/2020 Y N New York New York (City) 2229410 6.4 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 9A 9A04011041 ACCESS RD TO HHPS 2U - MTA Bridges and Tunnels (aka 1937 TBTA) 08/02/2019 N N N New York New York (City) 5521258 SH 9A & SPUYTEN DUYVIL CK 9A 9A04011093 Henry Hudson Parkway 2U - MTA Bridges and Tunnels (aka 1937 TBTA) 09/21/2019 Southbound N New York New York (City) 5521257 JCT SH 9A & HARLEM RIVER 9A 9A04011093 METRO NO COMMUTER 2U - MTA Bridges and Tunnels (aka 1935 TBTA) 10/09/2019 N N New York New York (City) 2257569 WEST SIDE HIGHWAY-W 59 ST 9A 9AX4M11064 59TH STREET 42 - City 1931 08/21/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229420 6.5 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 9AX DYCKMAN STREET 2U - MTA Bridges and Tunnels (aka 1937 TBTA) 08/02/2019 N N New York New York (City) 2240047 QUEENSBORO BR OVR EAST RV 25 25 04011004 EAST RIVER 42 - City 1909 10/28/2020 N N New York New York (City) 224004D QUEENSBORO BR OVR EAST RV 25 X EAST 59TH STREET 42 - City 1929 04/03/2020 N N New York New York (City) 224004C QUEENSBORO BR OVR EAST RV 25 X EAST 60TH STREET 42 - City 1952 04/22/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2240048 QUEENSBORO BR OVER EAST R 25 X EAST RIVER 42 - City 1909 10/28/2020 N N New York New York (City) 224004B QUEENSBORO BR OVR EAST RV 25 X FIRST AVENUE 42 - City 1909 03/12/2020 N N New York New York (City) 224004A QUEENSBORO BR OVR EAST RV 25 X FIRST AVENUE 42 - City 1909 03/13/2020 N N New York New York (City) 224004J QUEENBORO BR OVER EAST RV 25 X NYC GARAGE 42 - City 1909 03/19/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2240027 RTE 27 OVER EAST RIVER 27 27 02021003 EAST RIVER 42 - City 1909 11/10/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2240028 RTE 27 OVER EAST RIVER 27 27 02021003 EAST RIVER 42 - City 1909 11/16/2020 N N New York New York (City) 5522507 95I OVER HUDSON RIVER LL 95I 95I04011007 9A 9A04121108 2W - Port Authority of NY and NJ 1962 09/13/2019 N N New York New York (City) 5522508 I95 OVER HUDSON RIVER- UL 95I 95I04011007 95I 95I04011007 2W - Port Authority of NY and NJ 1931 10/15/2019 N N New York New York (City) 5523930 IN WEST MANHATTAN 10TH AVENUE 495 IX 2W - Port Authority of NY and NJ 1954 07/11/2019 N Page 1 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 New York County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N New York New York (City) 2245010 IN WEST MANHATTAN 11TH AVE VIADUCT LIRR WEST SIDE YD 42 - City 1934 11/24/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2245209 IN WEST MANHATTAN 11TH AVENUE AMTRAK W SIDE CON 42 - City 1936 09/04/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2240089 OVER HARLEM RIVER 145TH STREET HarlemRiver Dr NB 42 - City 2006 07/19/2019 N N New York New York (City) 5521970 0.7MI SW JCT EAST R &495I 2ND AVENUE 495IX 2U - MTA Bridges and Tunnels (aka 1939 TBTA) 07/12/2019 N N New York New York (City) 5521930 0.8MI SW JCT EAST R &495I 36TH STREET 495IX 2U - MTA Bridges and Tunnels (aka 1939 TBTA) 07/12/2019 N N New York New York (City) 2245380 IN SE END OF CENTRAL PK 66TH STREET PED WALK N OF ZOO 42 - City 1950 01/06/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2246150 IN CENTRAL PARK 72ND ST CROSS DR NR CONCERT GRNDS 42 - City 1862 02/05/2020 N N New York New York (City) 222928D Jct US Rt 9A & 72nd St 72ND ST NB HHP RELIEF 42 - City 2011 06/01/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2246140 IN CENTRAL PARK 72ST ENT TO W DR. BRIDLE PATH 42 - City 1920 01/07/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2246460 IN CENTRAL PARK 77ST ENT WESTDR PED PATH OPP 77ST 42 - City 1920 01/24/2020 N N New York New York (City) 226771B 79 ST RAMP TO BOAT BASIN 79 ST RAMP TO GAR RAMP TO SB HH PKY 42 - City 1935 05/14/2021 N N New York New York (City) 2267718 79 ST BOAT BASIN 79TH ST TRFIC CRL 79ST BT BASIN GRG 42 - City 1935 05/03/2019 Y N New York New York (City) 2229290 JCT OF RTE 9A + 79 ST 79TH STREET 907V907VX4M11073 42 - City 1937 04/08/2020 N N New York New York (City) 1077069 JCT FDR DRIVE & 34TH ST 907L 907LX4M12045 34TH STREET NYSDOT 1966 05/29/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2232158 1.3 MI NE FDR DR & SH 25 907L 907LX4M12074 907L 907LX4M11074 NYSDOT 1942 05/21/2019 N N New York New York (City) 223201B .9 MI NE FDR DR+BATTERY 907L 907LX4MR03D1 SOUTH STREET 42 - City 1954 09/25/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2232060 3.7 MI NE FDR DR+BKLYN BR 907L907LX4M11037 AVENUE C N/B 42 - City 1947 08/26/2020 N N New York New York (City) 107706B JCT.FDR DRIVE & 34TH ST. 907L907LX4M11047 ROAD TO 34TH ST NYSDOT 1966 05/29/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2232179 FDR DR AND E96 STREET 907L907LX4M11080 EAST 96TH STREET NYSDOT 1954 04/03/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2232019 .9 MI NE FDR DR+BATTERY 907L907LX4M12008 SOUTH STREET NYSDOT 1954 10/14/2020 N Page 2 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 New York County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N New York New York (City) 2233038 .2 MI SW JCT FDR DR.&SH25 907L907LX4M12059 907L907LX4M11058 42 - City 1941 10/01/2020 N N New York New York (City) 223201A .9 MI NE FDR DR+BATTERY 907L907LX4MR03A1 907L 907LX4MR03D1 42 - City 1954 05/13/2020 N N New York New York (City) 223201D .9 MI NE FDR DR+BATTERY 907L907LX4MR03B1 907L 907LX4M12014 42 - City 1954 03/06/2020 N N New York New York (City) 224001B BROOKLYN BR OVER EAST RVR 907L907LX4MR03C FDR SB AT PEARL 42 - City 1964 08/13/2020 N N New York New York (City) 223204A EAST RIVER PARK 907L907LX4MR06A1 RELIEF 42 - City 1953 01/14/2020 N N New York New York (City) 223204B EAST RVR DRIVE N.B. RAMP 907L907LX4MR06B1 RELIEF 42 - City 1953 01/14/2020 N N New York New York (City) 107706A JCT FDR DRIVE & 34TH ST 907L907LX4MR08A1 PARKING LOT NYSDOT 1966 05/29/2020 N N New York New York (City) 107706C JCT.FDR DRIVE & 34TH ST. 907L907LX4MR09A2 907L907LX4MR09B1 NYSDOT 1949 11/06/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2266630 EAST 48TH ST & FDR DRIVE 907L907LX4MR10A1 907L907LX4M12056 NYSDOT 1998 09/25/2020 N N New York New York (City) 107701A 4.4 MI NE FDR DR+ROUTE 25 907P 907PX4MR04A1 907P 907PX4M11012 NYSDOT 1963 05/14/2021 Y N New York New York (City) 1077030 5.1 MI NE JCT FDR DR&SH25 907P907PX4M11016 NYCTA IRT SUBWAY NYSDOT 1960 11/18/2020 N N New York New York (City) 1055040 2 MI N JCT TRIBO BR & HRD 907P907PX4M11022 HARLEM RVR SHORE NYSDOT 1966 07/02/2019 N N New York New York (City) 1077040 5.6 MI NE FDR DR+ROUTE 25 907P907PX4M12022 907P 907PX4MR05A1 NYSDOT 1966 04/10/2020 N N New York New York (City) 224005A OVER HARLEM RVR IN HARLEM 907P907PX4MR01A2 Harlem River DR N 42 - City 2010 09/25/2020 N N New York New York (City) 1077000 4.2 MI NE FDR DR+ROUTE 25 907P907PX4MR03A1 907P 907PX4M11010 NYSDOT 1963 02/05/2020 Y N New York New York (City) 1077050 5.8 MI NE FDR DR+ROUTE 25 907P907PX4MR06A2 907P 907PX4M12027 NYSDOT 1966 02/28/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229289 JCT OF US 9A & 72ND STREE 907V907VX4M11074 79TH STREET 42 - City 1937 11/20/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229309 .3 MI NE JCT SH9A&79TH ST 907V907VX4M11076 RIVERSIDE PARK 42 - City 1938 01/07/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229312 .7 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 907V907VX4M11080 907V907VX4MR02A1 42 - City 1938 01/22/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2267250 JCT.96TH ST & H.HUDSON PK 907V907VX4M11083 AMTRAK W SIDE CON 42 - City 1936 09/25/2020 Y Page 3 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 New York County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N New York New York (City) 2229322 1 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 907V907VX4M11084 RAMP TO HHP SB 42 - City 1938 02/04/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229339 3 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 907V907VX4M11098 ST CLAIR PLACE NYSDOT 1939 05/20/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2266229 RTE 9A NEAR 148 ST 907V907VX4M11108 PED UP NR 148 ST 42 - City 1936 01/20/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2266230 1.7 MI N OF G WASH BR 907V907VX4M11141 PED UP INWOOD PK 42 - City 1936 01/13/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229311 .7 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 907V907VX4M12080 907V907VX4MR02A1 42 - City 1938 01/22/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229321 1 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 907V907VX4M12084 RAMP TO HHP SB 42 - City 1938 02/04/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229360 .1 MI W OF EXIT 7 - HHP 907V907VX4M12120 PARK ROAD NYSDOT 1938 01/22/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229380 5 MI NE JCT SH9A &79TH ST 907V907VX4M12123 TERRAIN NYSDOT 1937 06/18/2019 N N New York New York (City) 2229390 5.2 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 907V907VX4M12124 PARK PATH NYSDOT 1939 01/20/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2233060 1 MI N OF GEO WASH BRIDGE 907V907VX4M12128 OTHER NYSDOT 1939 03/02/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2229430 6.4 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 907V907VX4M12135 DYCKMAN STREET NYSDOT 1939 11/16/2020 N N New York New York (City) 2266240 1.9 MI N OF G WASH BR 907V907VX4M12142 PED UP INWOOD PK 42 - City 1936 01/15/2020 N N New York New York (City) 226771D 79 ST BOAT BASIN 907V907VX4MR01E1 79ST BT BASIN GRG 42 - City 1935 05/13/2021 N N New York New York (City) 226771A 79 ST BOAT BASIN 907V907VX4MR01F1 79ST BT BASIN GRG 42 - City 1935 05/07/2021 N N New York New York (City) 222933B 3 MI NE ROUTE 9A+79 ST 907V907VX4MR03B1 W 135 ST NYSDOT
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