Pittsburgh bridges and tunnels.

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• South Tenth Street Bridge (officially named the Philip Murray Bridge in 2007) & the Armstrong Tunnel. The 10th Street Bridge crosses the Monongahela River.
• The 10th Street Bridge viewed from Grandview Park.
• Leaving the South Side, going toward Downtown. Duquesne University is at the top of the bluff on the other side.
• The bridge ends at Second Avenue. Boulevard of the Allies is elevated just above Second Avenue, and the tunnel is just beyond.
• Armstrong Tunnel entrance.
• In the tunnel.
• The other end of the tunnel is at Forbes Avenue.
• Fort Pitt Bridge & Tunnel.
• The Fort Pitt Bridge is in the foreground, the Fort Duquesne Bridge is behind.
• The bridge has 2 decks. The lower deck is outbound from downtown, the upper is inbound.
• Outbound tunnel entrance.
• Inside the tunnel.
• The outbound exit goes under 2 railroad bridges.
• The inbound tunnel entrance.
• Liberty Bridge & Tunnel. The Liberty Bridge crosses the Monongahela River. The Liberty Tunnel goes under Mount Washington.
• The Liberty Bridge.
• The Liberty Bridge viewed from Duquesne University.
• McArdle Roadway and the Liberty Tunnel entrance are at the south end of the bridge.
• Approaching the tunnel entrance, leaving Downtown.
• In the tunnel.
• Approaching the Liberty Tunnel going toward Downtown.
• Tunnel entrance.
• The Smithfield Street Bridge crosses the Monongahela River. It connects Carson Street on the South Side to Downtown.
• Looking from the Carson Street end.
• The bridge facade.
• Bridge structure.
• More bridges.
• Roberto Blemente Bridge.
• Fort Duquesne Bridge.
• The High Level Bridge.
• The Swindle Bridge over I-279 connects the Perry South and Spring Hill neighborhoods on the North Side.
• I-279 north of downtown.
• Railroad bridge over the Monongahela near The Waterfront shopping area.

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