Manhattan Bridge

The Manhattan Bridge is a suspension bridge connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City, spanning the East River. Completed in 1912, it facilitates traffic for vehicles, trains, and pedestrians, helping to ease congestion between the boroughs. The bridge features a steel structure with large towers and a suspension cable system supporting the roadway. Its design combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, and it plays a vital role in the city's transportation network, supporting daily commuting and freight movement while also offering scenic views of the Manhattan skyline.