Kingston–Rhinecliff Bridge nearby

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The Kingston–Rhinecliff Bridge is a Hudson River crossing in New York State that connects the Kingston area in Ulster County with Rhinecliff in Dutchess County.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hudson River bridge
cantilever bridge
road bridge
steel bridge
alsoKnownAs Kingston–Rhinecliff Bridge (NY 199)
carries New York State Route 199
connects Kingston area
Rhinecliff
constructionStarted 1954
country United States
crosses Hudson River
crossesNear City of Kingston
linked to: Kingston

Rhinecliff hamlet
linked to: Rhinecliff
designedBy David B. Steinman
hasPedestrianWalkway no continuous public sidewalk
hasStructureType cantilever truss
hasToll yes
hasTollDirection eastbound only
locatedDownstreamOf Rip Van Winkle Bridge
locatedIn Dutchess County, New York
linked to: Dutchess County

New York State
linked to: New York

Ulster County, New York
linked to: Ulster County
locatedUpstreamOf Mid-Hudson Bridge
mainSpanLength about 800 feet
maintainedBy New York State Bridge Authority
namedAfter Kingston, New York
Rhinecliff, New York
linked to: Rhinecliff
opened 1957
partOf New York State Bridge Authority system
region Hudson Valley
replacedPlanned originally proposed Kingston–Rhinecliff ferry replacement
roadwayLanes 2
totalLength about 7,793 feet
trafficType motor vehicles

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Kingston, New York hasTransportation Kingston–Rhinecliff Bridge nearby