Roberto Clemente Bridge, Road bridge in downtown Pittsburgh, US
The Roberto Clemente Bridge stretches 884 feet across the Allegheny River, connecting downtown Pittsburgh to the North Shore near PNC Park.
The American Bridge Company constructed this self-anchored suspension bridge in 1928, replacing three previous structures that crossed the river at the same location.
In 1998, the Sixth Street Bridge received its current name to honor Pittsburgh Pirates baseball player Roberto Clemente, who died during a humanitarian mission.
The bridge closes to vehicles during Pittsburgh Pirates and Steelers games, transforming into a pedestrian walkway for sports enthusiasts crossing to the stadiums.
The bridge belongs to the Three Sisters, the only group of three identical self-anchoring suspension bridges in the United States.
Location: Pittsburgh
Part of: Three Sisters
GPS coordinates: 40.44560,-80.00330
Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45
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