Pilings lead into Hudson
Portions of the abandoned, partially submerged, approximately 100 year old 69th Street Transfer Bridge wharf and pier in New York City. When active, freight cars were offloaded onto to waiting barges via the bridge. The remnants have been left to provide an underwater habitat. The structure is located in the Hudson River, just off the West-Side Highway, between 69th and 70th Streets.
Close-up of pier pilings
Pier iron support structure
Pier, possibly for ship mooring
Pier and partially submerged ramp
Another ramp view
Alternating supports for pier ramps
The Transfer Bridge and control booth
This provides a bit more context for the overall site.