Eliot Bridge

42.3717636 - 71.1328308Koordinaten: 42 ° 22 ' 18.3 "N, 71 ° 7' 58.2 " W

The Eliot Bridge is a finished in 1950 arch bridge in the state of Massachusetts in the United States. It runs from Boston's Allston in the city of Cambridge, by connecting the Soldiers Field Road to the Greenough Boulevard and Memorial Drive.

The bridge was named after the same two people: First, under Charles William Eliot, who was from 1869 to 1909 president of Harvard University, and on the other by his son Charles Eliot, who worked a long time as a landscape architect in Boston.

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