If you can't find the answers yet please send as an email and we will get back to you with the solution. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation spends more than $150 million each year keeping all those bridges in good condition. In our website you will find the solution for City east of Pittsburgh crossword clue. Relative difficulty: Medium. But are 446 bridges enough to earn them the claim to fame of having the most bridges in the world? Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. According to Amsterdam for Visitors, the city has 165 canals and an amazing 1281 bridges. The bridges of both cities were born from a similar issue: too much water. I mean, you could've at least tried to relate the clue phrase to what the base answers are literally doing, i. e. "getting" "earning" etc. It's not an NYT-quality first effort, though, which is the problem.
If you are lucky, you'll see a few of the most famous bridges, including the Torensluis Bridge. 36A: Former first lady sporting a different outfit? But when residents found that boats were a more efficient means of transporting goods in the watery city, it changed the way they built bridges. JACKIE CHANGED) (so... there's an implied comma in this answer?? New York City, New York, USA.
Whether you call it the Queensboro Bridge, the 59th Street Bridge, or the Ed Koch Bridge, it's an impressive cantilevered bridge that's served the city for more than one hundred years. According to Venezia Autentica, there are an incredible 391 bridges in the city of Venice. As people moved into the city, they drained sections of the swamp to create dry land on which to build. How about: [George Clooney, on "E. R. "? ] According to Visit Pittsburgh, the most recognizable bridges in the city are the Three Sisters. Thank you all for choosing our website in finding all the solutions for La Times Daily Crossword. Before you say "that's offensive, " let me remind you: RACE WAR. Check out the five cities in the world with the most bridges.
Venice isn't the only city with an impressive network of canals and bridges. 1] The Turner Diaries depicts a violent revolution in the United States which leads to the overthrow of the United States federal government, nuclear war, and, ultimately, to a race war leading to the extermination of all "impure" groups such as Jews, gay people, and non-whites. The bar was apparently set at "defensible" and no higher. Add in the deeply unpleasant RACE WAR and its clue, the highly and unnecessarily morbid clue on LET DIE (49D: Allow to expire) (geez, why not [Pull the plug on, as grandma]? The bridge carries more than 38, 000 vehicles each day, according to Hamburg Port Authority. All Rights ossword Clue Solver is operated and owned by Ash Young at Evoluted Web Design. Two pages of the book containing a scene depicting preparation for the bombing of the J. Edgar Hoover Building, the FBI national headquarters, were found in the getaway car of Timothy McVeigh, the perpetrator of the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995. Then add in the LOL/nutso crossing of LOD (41A: El Al hub city) and KDKA (38D: Pittsburgh radio station since 1920, said to be the world's first) (which I *guarantee* you is going to cause scores of spin-outs today).
25A: K-9 Corps member? The Telegraph reports that the German city has more than 2300 bridges. Rather, it's due to the area's history with the steel industry. They want the nickname for themselves, according to WBUR, because of the 446 bridges crisscrossing the Pittsburgh city limits. OMG I just saw the word SCARER, which I had forgotten about / blocked out of my memory in order to preserve my sanity (4D: Fun house worker, maybe). Instead, it's just, "here's a random letter string, off to the east side of the grid for some reason... tada? " Given those circumstances, it's not a bad first effort. Not only is the number impressive, but the architecture of the bridges themselves is pretty incredible, too. Further, the altered +GED words are gruesome perversions of words in at least two cases, i. BADGED (!? ) So while all that water helped to build a strong economy in Hamburg, it also meant those bridge builders had to get busy creating ways for vehicles and pedestrians to get around.