List of crossings of the Hudson River explained

This is a list of bridges and other crossings of the Hudson River, from its mouth at the Upper New York Bay upstream to its cartographic beginning at Henderson Lake in Newcomb, New York.

Crossings

The crossings are listed from south to north.

Crossing	Carries	Location	Built	Coordinates	Image	Tolls
New Jersey – New York
Downtown Hudson Tubes	Port Authority Trans-Hudson	Jersey City – Manhattan	1909
Holland Tunnel			1927	40.7275°N -74.0211°W		$17.00 (eastbound)
Uptown Hudson Tubes	Port Authority Trans-Hudson		1908
North River Tunnels	Amtrak and NJ Transit	North Bergen – Manhattan	1910	40.7589°N -74.0128°W
Lincoln Tunnel		Weehawken – Manhattan	1937 (Center Tube) 1945 (North Tube) 1957 (South Tube)	40.7631°N -74.01°W		$17.00 (eastbound)
George Washington Bridge		Fort Lee – Manhattan	1931 (Upper Level) 1962 (Lower Level)	40.8514°N -73.9525°W		$17.63 (eastbound)
New York
Tappan Zee Bridge		South Nyack – Tarrytown	1955-2017 (demolished)	41.07°N -73.8944°W
New Tappan Zee Bridge			2017 (westbound) 2018 (eastbound)	41.0714°N -73.8944°W		$7.48 (eastbound)
Bear Mountain Bridge		Highlands – Cortlandt	1924	41.3197°N -73.9833°W		$1.50 (eastbound)
Newburgh–Beacon Bridge		Newburgh – Beacon	1963 (westbound) 1980	41.5197°N -73.9972°W		$1.50 (eastbound)
Mid-Hudson Bridge		Lloyd – Poughkeepsie	1930	41.7028°N -73.9458°W		$1.50 (eastbound)
Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge	Former railroad bridge, now pedestrian/bicycle	Highland – Poughkeepsie	1889 (rail) 2009 (pedestrian)	41.7103°N -73.9394°W
Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge		Ulster – Rhinebeck	1957	41.9772°N -73.9453°W		$1.50 (eastbound)
Rip Van Winkle Bridge		Catskill – Greenport	1935	42.2233°N -73.8503°W		$1.50 (eastbound)
Alfred H. Smith Memorial Bridge	CSX Castleton Subdivision	Selkirk – Castleton-on-Hudson	1924	42.5086°N -73.775°W
Castleton Bridge		Coeymans – Schodack	1959	42.5092°N -73.7733°W		$1.05 (both directions, tolled as part of Thruway cost)
Maiden Lane Bridge (demolished 1960s)	Rail	Albany – Rensselaer	1871
Dunn Memorial Bridge			1969	42.6431°N -73.7475°W
Hudson River Bridge (demolished)	Rail
Livingston Avenue Bridge	CSX Hudson Subdivision and Amtrak		1901	42.6544°N -73.7417°W
Patroon Island Bridge			1968	42.6647°N -73.7289°W
Troy-Menands Bridge		Menands – Troy	1933	42.7011°N -73.7022°W
Congress Street Bridge		Watervliet – Troy	1969^[1]	42.7286°N -73.6972°W
Green Island Bridge		Green Island – Troy	1981	42.7353°N -73.6897°W
Collar City Bridge			1981	42.7403°N -73.6883°W
112th Street Bridge		Cohoes – Troy	1922 1996	42.7714°N -73.6814°W
Troy-Waterford Bridge		Waterford – Troy	1804 (original) 1909 (replaced)	42.7886°N -73.6739°W
Albany Northern Railroad Bridge (demolished)
Mechanicville Bridge		Mechanicville – Schaghticoke	1888 (original) 1950 (replaced)	42.9053°N -73.6825°W
Rail bridge	Pan Am Southern Railroad	Stillwater – Schaghticoke		42.9194°N -73.6719°W
Stillwater Bridge		Stillwater – Schaghticoke	1930	42.9378°N -73.6506°W
Schuylerville Bridge		Schuylerville – Easton		43.0981°N -73.5736°W
Dix Bridge		Schuylerville – Greenwich	1900 (original) 2013 (pedestrian)^[2]	43.1167°N -73.5814°W
Hudson Valley Railway Bridge (demolished)		Northumberland – Greenwich		43.1203°N -73.5806°W
Greenwich and Johnsonville Railway Bridge (demolished)		Northumberland – Greenwich		43.1214°N -73.5836°W
Northumberland Bridge		Northumberland – Greenwich	1917	43.1286°N -73.5872°W
Rail bridge	Canadian Pacific Rail and Amtrak	Moreau – Fort Edward		43.2639°N -73.5892°W
Bridge		Moreau – Fort Edward		43.2644°N -73.5903°W
Sandy Hill Bridge (abandoned)		South Glens Falls – Hudson Falls
Bridge				43.2972°N -73.5897°W
Cooper's Cave Bridge		South Glens Falls – Glens Falls	2004	43.3056°N -73.6411°W
Saratoga-Queensbury Bridge		Moreau – Queensbury		43.2633°N -73.6764°W
Irving H. Densmore Memorial Bridge^[3]		Corinth – Lake Luzerne		43.2486°N -73.8322°W
Bridge		Hadley – Lake Luzerne		43.3047°N -73.8328°W
County Road 44 Bridge			1931^[4]	43.3169°N -73.8424°W
Rail bridge (not in use)	Former Delaware and Hudson Railroad line	Thurman – Warrensburg	1905^[5]	43.4786°N -73.8228°W
Thurman Station Bridge		Thurman – Warrensburg	1941	43.4797°N -73.8183°W
The Glen Bridge		Johnsburg – Chester	1959	43.5825°N -73.86°W
Riparius Bridge		Johnsburg – Chester	2003	43.6617°N -73.8981°W
North Creek Bridge		Johnsburg – Chester	1930	43.7003°N -73.9831°W
Adirondack Railway bridge	Saratoga and North Creek Railroad			43.7975°N -74.0514°W
Finch Pruyn Bridge	Pedestrian	Newcomb	1993^[6]	43.8944°N -74.1642°W
Newcomb Bridge		Newcomb		43.9658°N -74.1317°W
Bridge	Campsite Road	Newcomb		43.9689°N -74.1158°W
Bridge		Newcomb		43.9658°N -74.05°W
Bridge	Opolescent Road	Newcomb		44.0161°N -74.0539°W
Bridge		Tahawus		44.0436°N -74.0581°W
Fill with culverts	Adirondack Park Reserve Road	Tahawus		44.0511°N -74.0625°W
Wooden foot bridge just east of Henderson Lake outlet	Upper Works Trail	Tahawus		44.0919°N -74.0578°W

See also

• List of ferries across the Hudson River to New York City
• List of fixed crossings of the East River
• List of ferries across the East River

External links

• Hudson River Crossings (Roads of Metro New York)

Notes and References

1. Web site: June 30, 2023 . NY State Highway Bridge Data Albany County . September 17, 2023 . NYS Department of Transportatiom.
2. News: 1900 span will be part of walking trail . Leigh Hornbeck . Times Union . July 22, 2010 . August 28, 2012.
3. Web site: New York Highway - Article 6. Law and Legal Research. July 6, 2013.
4. Web site: COUNTY ROAD 44 over HUDSON RIVER, Warren County, New York. bridgereports.com.
5. Web site: Railroad Bridges at Warrensburg, NY . Jon Patton . 2008 . The Adirondack Branch of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad . August 28, 2012.
6. News: Criticism of Finch, Pruyn Bridge Unjustified. Roger A. Dziengeleski. The Daily Gazette . January 11, 1994 . August 28, 2012 .