-[HUDSON RIVER] CROSSINGS-

January 8, 2013 jogabot jogajungle 2

-as of [15 NOVEMBER 2024]–

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*from [south] – [north]* —>

*DOWNTOWN HUDSON TUBES*
(PATH)

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-PATH-
(“port authority trans hudson”)

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-THE [HOLLAND TUNNEL]-

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*UPTOWN HUDSON TUBES*
(PATH)

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*NORTH RIVER TUNNELS*
(AMTRAK / NJ TRANSIT)

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-THE [LINCOLN TUNNEL]-

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-THE [GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE]-

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-THE [TAPPAN ZEE BRIDGE]–

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🌉🏞…and finally,,,🏞🌉

-‘wooden foot bridge’ just east of ‘henderson lake outlet’–

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*LIST OF ‘CROSSINGS’ OF ‘THE HUDSON RIVER’*
*WIKI-LIST*

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List of crossings of the Hudson River

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to navigationJump to searchThe Holland Tunnel is one of America’s busiest tunnels.

This is a list of bridges and other crossings of the Hudson River, from its mouth at the Upper New York Bay upstream to its cartographic beginning at Henderson Lake in Newcomb, New York.This transport-related list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.

Contents

Crossings[edit]

The crossings are listed from south to north.

CrossingCarriesLocationBuiltCoordinatesImageTolls
New Jersey – New York
Downtown Hudson TubesPort Authority Trans-Hudson PATHJersey City – Manhattan1909   
Holland Tunnel I-78 / Route 139192740°43′39″N 74°01′16″W $16.00 (eastbound)
Uptown Hudson TubesPort Authority Trans-Hudson PATH1908   
North River TunnelsAmtrak and New Jersey TransitNorth Bergen – Manhattan191040°45′32″N 74°00′46″W  
Lincoln Tunnel Route 495 / NY 495Weehawken – Manhattan1937 (Center Tube)
1945 (North Tube)
1957 (South Tube)		40°45′47″N 74°00′36″W $16.00 (eastbound)
George Washington Bridge I-95 / US 1-9 / US 46 / BR 9Fort Lee – Manhattan1931 (Upper Level)
1962 (Lower Level)		40°51′05″N 73°57′09″W $16.00 (eastbound)
New York
Tappan Zee Bridge I-87 / I-287 / New York ThruwaySouth Nyack – Tarrytown1955-2018 (demolished)41°04′12″N 73°53′40″W 
New Tappan Zee Bridge2017 (Westbound) 2018 (Eastbound)41°04′17″N 73°53′40″W $5.00 (eastbound)
Bear Mountain Bridge US 6 / US 202 / Appalachian Trail / BR 9Highlands – Cortlandt192441°19′11″N 73°59′00″W $1.50 (eastbound)
Newburgh–Beacon Bridge I-84 / NY 52Newburgh – Beacon1963 (westbound)
1980		41°31′11″N 73°59′50″W $1.50 (eastbound)
Mid-Hudson Bridge US 44 / NY 55Lloyd – Poughkeepsie193041°42′10″N 73°56′45″W $1.50 (eastbound)
Poughkeepsie Railroad BridgeFormer railroads, now pedestrian/bicycleHighland – Poughkeepsie1889 (rail)
2009 (pedestrian)		41°42′37″N 73°56′22″W  
Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge NY 199Ulster – Rhinebeck195741°58′38″N 73°56′43″W $1.50 (eastbound)
Rip Van Winkle Bridge NY 23Catskill – Greenport193542°13′24″N 73°51′01″W $1.50 (eastbound)
Alfred H. Smith Memorial BridgeCSX Castleton SubdivisionSelkirk – Castleton-on-Hudson192442°30′31″N 73°46′30″W  
Castleton Bridge Berkshire ConnectorCoeymans – Schodack195942°30′33″N 73°46′24″W $1.05 (both directions, tolled as part of Thruway cost)
Maiden Lane Bridge (demolished 1960s)RailAlbany – Rensselaer1871   
Dunn Memorial Bridge US 9 / US 20196942°38′35″N 73°44′51″W 
Hudson River Bridge (demolished)Rail   
Livingston Avenue BridgeCSX Hudson Subdivision and Amtrak190142°39′16″N 73°44′30″W 
Patroon Island Bridge I-90196842°39′53″N 73°43′44″W 
Menands Bridge NY 378Menands – Troy193342°42′04″N 73°42′08″W 
Congress Street Bridge NY 2Watervliet – TroyN/A42°43′43″N 73°41′50″W 
Green Island Bridge Green Island – Troy198142°44′07″N 73°41′23″W 
Collar City Bridge NY 7198142°44′25″N 73°41′18″W 
112th Street Bridge NY 470Cohoes – Troy1922
1996		42°46′17″N 73°40′53″W 
Troy-Waterford Bridge US 4Waterford – Troy190942°47′19″N 73°40′26″W 
Albany Northern Railroad Bridge (demolished)    
Mechanicville Bridge NY 67Mechanicville – Schaghticoke1888 (original)
1950 (replaced)		42°54′19″N 73°40′57″W 
Rail bridgePan Am Southern RailroadStillwater – Schaghticoke 42°55′10″N 73°40′19″W 
Stillwater Bridge CR 125 / CR 125Stillwater – Schaghticoke193042°56′16″N 73°39′02″W 
Schuylerville Bridge NY 29Schuylerville – Easton 43°05′53″N 73°34′25″W 
Dix Bridge CR 42 / CR 70Schuylerville – Greenwich1900 (original)
2013 (pedestrian)[1]		43°07′00″N 73°34′53″W 
Hudson Valley Railway Bridge (demolished) Northumberland – Greenwich 43°07′13″N 73°34′50″W 
Greenwich and Johnsonville Railway Bridge (demolished) Northumberland – Greenwich 43°07′17″N 73°35′01″W 
Northumberland Bridge US 4Northumberland – Greenwich191743°07′43″N 73°35′14″W 
Rail bridgeCanadian Pacific Rail and AmtrakMoreau – Fort Edward 43°15′50″N 73°35′21″W 
Bridge NY 197Moreau – Fort Edward 43°15′52″N 73°35′25″W 
Sandy Hill Bridge
(abandoned)		 South Glens Falls – Hudson Falls   
Bridge CR 27 43°17′50″N 73°35′23″W 
Cooper’s Cave Bridge US 9 / NY 32South Glens Falls – Glens Falls200443°18′20″N 73°38′28″W 
Saratoga-Warren county Bridge I-87Moreau – Queensbury 43°15′48″N 73°40′35″W 
Irving H. Densmore Memorial Bridge[2] CR 9 / CR 16Corinth – Lake Luzerne 43°14′55″N 73°49′56″W 
Bridge NY 9NHadley – Lake Luzerne 43°18′17″N 73°49′58″W 
County Road 44 Bridge CR 441931[3]43°19′00.9″N 73°50′32.7″W 
Rail bridge (not in use)Former Delaware and Hudson Railroad lineThurman – Warrensburg1905[4]43°28′43″N 73°49′22″W 
Thurman Station Bridge NY 418Thurman – Warrensburg194143°28′47″N 73°49′06″W 
The Glen Bridge NY 28Johnsburg – Chester195943°34′57″N 73°51′36″W 
Riparius Bridge NY 8Johnsburg – Chester200343°39′42″N 73°53′53″W 
North Creek Bridge NY 28NJohnsburg – Chester193043°42′01″N 73°58′59″W 
Adirondack Railway bridgeSaratoga and North Creek Railroad  43°47′51″N 74°03′05″W 
Finch Pruyn BridgePedestrianNewcomb1993[5]43°53′40″N 74°09′51″W 
Newcomb Bridge NY 28NNewcomb 43°57′57″N 74°07′54″W 
BridgeCampsite RoadNewcomb 43°58′08″N 74°06′57″W 
Bridge CR 25Newcomb 43°57′57″N 74°03′00″W 
BridgeOpolescent RoadNewcomb 44°00′58″N 74°03′14″W 
Bridge CR 76Tahawus 44°02′37″N 74°03′29″W 
Fill with culvertsAdirondack Park Reserve RoadTahawus 44°03′04″N 74°03′45″W 
Wooden foot bridge just east of Henderson Lake outletUpper Works TrailTahawus 44°05′31″N 74°03′28″W 

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Leigh Hornbeck (July 22, 2010). “1900 span will be part of walking trail”. Times Union. Retrieved August 28, 2012.
  2. ^ “New York Highway – Article 6”. Law and Legal Research. Retrieved July 6, 2013.
  3. ^ “COUNTY ROAD 44 over HUDSON RIVER, Warren County, New York”. bridgereports.com.
  4. ^ Jon Patton (2008). “Railroad Bridges at Warrensburg, NY”. The Adirondack Branch of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad. Retrieved August 28, 2012.
  5. ^ Roger A. Dziengeleski (January 11, 1994). “Criticism of Finch, Pruyn Bridge Unjustified”. The Daily Gazette. Retrieved August 28, 2012.

External links[edit]

Map all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 
Download coordinates as: KML · GPX

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