Bronx-Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge is a major suspension bridge in New York City that connects the Bronx to Queens over the East River. Opened in 1939, it spans approximately 2,050 feet, supporting vehicular traffic between the two boroughs. Designed to ease congestion and improve transportation, it features a steel structure with two main towers and suspension cables. The bridge is part of the New York State Department of Transportation network and serves as a vital link for commuters and freight, facilitating movement across the city's boroughs and supporting economic activity in the region.