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{{Image|9924004653 ea0c551356 k.jpg|right|350px|Walt Whitman bridge in 2013}} | {{Image|9924004653 ea0c551356 k.jpg|right|350px|Walt Whitman bridge in 2013}} | ||
The '''Walt Whitman bridge''' spans the Delaware River between South Philadelphia and Gloucester City, New Jersey. The bridge is named after the poet [[Walt Whitman]], and it is one of the larger bridges on the east coast. The bridge opened for traffic in 1957 and is painted green. | The '''Walt Whitman bridge''' spans the Delaware River as part of Interstate Highway 76 between South Philadelphia and Gloucester City, New Jersey. The bridge is named after the poet [[Walt Whitman]], and it is one of the larger bridges on the east coast. The bridge opened for traffic in 1957 and is painted green. | ||
''For details about the naming of the bridge, see the [[Walt Whitman]] article.'' | ''For details about the naming of the bridge, see the [[Walt Whitman]] article.'' | ||
Latest revision as of 06:25, 21 September 2023
The Walt Whitman bridge spans the Delaware River as part of Interstate Highway 76 between South Philadelphia and Gloucester City, New Jersey. The bridge is named after the poet Walt Whitman, and it is one of the larger bridges on the east coast. The bridge opened for traffic in 1957 and is painted green.
For details about the naming of the bridge, see the Walt Whitman article.