Is there a Red bridge in NYC?

One place, in particular, though, has quite a fascinating history that not many people think of while visiting: Hell Gate Bridge. Despite its ominous name, Manhattan's now-bright red bridge is one that has been the cornerstone of maritime history in the city's islands.



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