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Picture of the Fort Pitt Bridge and downtown Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

Fort Pitt Bridge - Pittsburgh at the Point

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Picture of the Fort Pitt Bridge with Pittsburgh in the background


Proclaimed "the only city in America with an entrance" by the New York Times, the spectacular skyline and rivers of Pittsburgh seem to explode as you emerge from the city's primary southern entrance, the Fort Pitt Tunnel, and onto the Fort Pitt Bridge. Built in 1959, the Fort Pitt Bridge connects downtown Pittsburgh to/from I-279 via the Fort Pitt Tunnels.
 

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Recommended Reading:

Pittsburgh's Bridges - Architecture & Engineering
Want to learn more about Pittsburgh's bridges? Consider Walter C. Kidney's expansive work packed with photos, history, architecture, stories and engineering of the many bridges of the city of Pittsburgh.
 



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