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Length Type Carries Crosses ... New York City Staten Island–Brooklyn ... West bridge: 853 m (2,800 ft) 1,646 m (5,400 ft) Suspension
S-232 begins in the census-designated place (CDP) of Havre North, at Havre city limits, and travels north to S-233 at 3.316 miles (5.337 km). S-232 turns northwest where it terminates the Wild Horse Border Crossing at the Canadian border, continuing north as Alberta Highway 41 towards Medicine Hat .
Fort Keogh Bridge Demolished Pennsylvania truss: 1902 1980 Local Road 056 Yellowstone River: Miles City: Custer: MT-14: Kinsey Bridge Extant Parker truss: 1907 1980 Milwaukee Road: Yellowstone River: Miles City: Custer
Reinforced Concrete Bridges in Montana, 1900–1958 MPS: Bell Street Bridge: 1926 1988-02-03 Glendive: Dawson: Warren through trusses Big Horn River Bridge: 1933 2010-01-04 Custer: Treasure: Bluewater Creek Bridge: 1913 2011-4-28 Fromberg vicinity
That year, the formerly separate City of Brooklyn was unified with New York City, and the Brooklyn Bridge fell under city control. [197] [198] Concerns about the Brooklyn Bridge's safety were raised during the turn of the century. In 1898, traffic backups due to a dead horse caused one of the truss cords to buckle. [199]
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[citation needed] From Broadus to Miles City, the highway was U.S. Route 312 (US 312) until 1979, [3] and MT 59 north of Miles City was originally MT 22. [citation needed] Although US 312 continued west from Miles City to Billings, this was a concurrency with US 10 (and later I-90), and only the part between Miles City and Broadus was ...