The Whitestone Bridge is a major suspension bridge located in New York City, connecting the boroughs of Queens and The Bronx. Opened in 1939, it spans the East River and is approximately 1.2 miles long. The bridge is named after Whitestone, a neighborhood in Queens, and serves as a vital transportation link for commuters and travelers. The bridge features a distinctive design with two large towers and a roadway that accommodates vehicles. It is part of the New York State Route 295 and plays a crucial role in the region's infrastructure, facilitating the movement of over 100,000 vehicles daily.