the narrows is the body of water that runs underneath the verrazano bridge.
the narrows is the body of water that runs underneath the verrazano bridge.
what is the body of water that runs underneath the verrazano bridge?
the narrows
this station was abandoned when the sirt discontinued passenger service on the south beach branch to wentworth avenue at midnight on march 31, 1953 because of city-operated bus competition. the station was fully demolished when the toll plaza of the verrazano narrows bridge was built near the same location. only one staircase that led to the station remained by 1963, as the rest of the station was covered by displaced dirt coming from the construction of the approach to the verrazano bridge. the location where mcclean avenue used to bridge over the right-of-way, which was built in 1936, has been filled in some time after 1964 for the construction of houses along the right-of-way, and the bridge can still be detected by the cement in the middle of mcclean avenue.
arrochar station
verrazano bridge (maryland)









































the verrazano bridge in maryland is a bridge on maryland route 611 over sinepuxent bay that connects assateague island to the mainland. 









































the crossing, built in 1964, contains two spans, one carrying automobiles and the other carrying pedestrians and bicycles. it is owned by maryland, not by the national park service. "nps", however, does own part of assateague island.









































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verrazano bridge (maryland)