Thurman Station Bridge, Road bridge in Thurman, United States
Thurman Station Bridge is a road bridge crossing the Hudson River between the towns of Thurman and Warrensburg in upstate New York. It features two traffic lanes and forms a direct link across the river between these communities.
The bridge was built in 1941 as part of New York's transportation infrastructure expansion. It created a permanent crossing for growing traffic needs between the two communities.
The bridge represents the mid-twentieth century engineering practices with its steel truss construction, reflecting the architectural methods common during the 1940s.
The bridge is maintained by the New York State Department of Transportation and is open year-round for vehicle traffic. It sits in a river valley with moderate grade changes and is easily accessible from regional roads.
The bridge employs a steel truss design typical of mid-twentieth century infrastructure construction. This structural method was common for road projects of that era and reflects the engineering approaches of the 1940s.
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