Rachel Carson Bridge

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The Rachel Carson Bridge is a historic yellow steel suspension bridge spanning the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, named in honor of the renowned environmentalist Rachel Carson.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic bridge
road bridge
steel bridge
suspension bridge
carries pedestrian traffic
vehicular traffic
color yellow
connects Downtown Pittsburgh
North Shore (Pittsburgh)
country United States
crosses Allegheny River
function urban transportation
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Pittsburgh’s riverfront identity
hasDesignFeature steel eyebar chains
towered suspension spans
hasNotableColorScheme Aztec gold
heritageStatus historic structure
isPartOf Pittsburgh bridge network
locatedIn Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
linked to: Allegheny County

Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
United States
material steel
namedAfter Rachel Carson
namedForNotableWork Silent Spring
namedForOccupation environmentalist
partOf Three Sisters bridges
riverBasin Ohio River basin
structureType self-anchored suspension bridge
usedFor commuting
recreation

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PNC Park nearbyBridge Rachel Carson Bridge
North Shore connectedBy Rachel Carson Bridge
North Shore (Pittsburgh) connectedBy Rachel Carson Bridge
Roberto Clemente Bridge parallelTo Rachel Carson Bridge
Andy Warhol Bridge parallelTo Rachel Carson Bridge