State Street Bridge over Chicago River with Smith & Wollensky
Taken December 2012
The State Street Bridge, completed in 1919, spans the Chicago River, connecting the city's north and south sides. This bascule bridge is a vital piece of Chicago's transportation network, facilitating vehicular and pedestrian traffic over the busy waterway. The surrounding architecture reflects the city's growth, with the distinctive Marina City towers visible to the west and other prominent skyscrapers lining the riverfront. The bridge's design and its role in urban connectivity highlight Chicago's history as a major transportation hub.
Taken December 2012
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