The High Bridge is the oldest standing bridge in New York City. It spans over the Harlem River at 173rd Street in Manhattan. [1] The Roman styles bridge was constructed in 11 years. It served as a conduit for the Croton Aqueduct System. The High Bridge Water Tower along with the bridge are considered state landmarks. …
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