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Newburgh–Beacon Bridge

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description Newburgh–Beacon Bridge Overview

The Newburgh-Beacon Bridge is a pair of cantilever truss bridges carrying Interstate 84 and New York State Route 52 across the Hudson River between Newburgh and Beacon, New York. The original span opened in 1963, replacing ferry service, and a parallel span opened in 1980 to increase capacity. The toll crossing is part of an important east-west highway route through the Hudson Valley.

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Where does the Newburgh Beacon Bridge cross the Hudson River?

It connects Newburgh and Beacon in New York State. The crossing carries Interstate 84 and New York State Route 52 over the Hudson River.

How many spans make up the Newburgh Beacon Bridge?

The crossing consists of two parallel cantilever truss bridges. The original span opened in 1963, and a second span opened in 1980.

What did the bridge replace?

The original bridge replaced ferry service between Newburgh and Beacon. Its opening created a permanent road connection across the Hudson at that location.

Which major highway uses the bridge?

Interstate 84 is the main interstate route carried by the bridge. New York State Route 52 also uses the crossing.

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