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puente de Queensboro: qué hay cerca, cómo llegar y cuándo ir · 2026

Commuters cross between Long Island City and Manhattan daily, treating the double-deck cantilever span as an essential roadway link.

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The double-deck cantilever span links Queens directly to East Midtown.

The Queensboro Bridge stands as a multi-span steel cantilever structure over the East River. It connects Long Island City in Queens with East Midtown and the Upper East Side in Manhattan, passing directly over Roosevelt Island along the way. Residents on the Manhattan end often refer to the crossing as the Fifty-Ninth Street Bridge.

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Municipal authorities planned rapid transit lines and multiple streetcar services across the decks in earlier decades. Streetcar operations eventually ended, leaving lower roadways and elevated tracks repurposed for vehicular and bus traffic. Bus networks maintain express and local services between the boroughs across its decks.

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  • Fifty-Ninth StreetManhattan residents name the crossing after its street terminus.
  • Roosevelt IslandThe massive steel framework passes directly above the island.
  • Traffic congestionVehicular volume historically crowded the upper and lower decks.
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  • The bridge connects the Long Island City district in Queens to East Midtown and the Upper East Side in Manhattan.
  • The structure spans the East River by crossing overhead across Roosevelt Island.
  • MTA Regional Bus Operations runs local routes such as the Q32 and Q60 across the span.
Fuente: Wikipedia
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