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Cohecton-Damascus Bridge
Highway Bridge
The Cochecton-Damascus Bridge, sometimes called the Cochecton Dam Road Bridge, crosses the Delaware River between the unincorporated hamlet of Cochecton, in Sullivan County, New York, and Damascus Township, in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. On the Pennsylvania side it is the eastern terminus of State Route 371; in New York its approach road is County Route 114. It was built in 1950; bridges have crossed the river at that point since 1819.
Those early bridges replaced ferry services that had to replace them when they collapsed or were washed away during floods. By the late 19th century a private company had built a toll bridge at the site which proved stable. It was eventually bought by a joint commission established by both states, which abolished the toll.
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New York-Pennsylvania Interstate Bridge Commission
1199 Woodside Road
Yardley PA 19067
800-363-0049
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