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July 14, 2015

Video: New York span taking shape

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The first steel girder assemblies for the new New York State Thruway Tappan Zee bridge were brought down the Hudson River in June. The dual-span suspension bridge, with towers 419' high, is scheduled to be in operation in mid-2018.

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