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'''Pons Brooklynensis'''<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/firstlatinaless00gamegoog/firstlatinaless00gamegoog_djvu.txt Copia digitalis a Google praebita] "A LESSON A DAY FOR A YEAR, By Charles Upson Clark, Ph. D., Director of the American School of Classical Studies, Rome. Italy et Josiea Bethea Game, Ph. D., Professor of Classics, Florida State College for Women, ATKINSON, MENTZER 6/ COMPANY, NEW YORK CHICAGO ATLANTA DALLAS"</ref><ref>In www.flickr.com invenitur etiam ''Pons Brooklynus'', vide: [https://www.flickr.com/search/?text=Pons%20Brooklynus Pons Brooklynus auctore rodinis]</ref> est [[pons pendulus]] et [[pons ancorali fultus|ancorali fultus]] [[Novum Eboracum (urbs)|Novi Eboraci]], qui in [[Flumen Orientale]] [[burgus (Urbs Novum Eboracum)|burgos]] [[Manhata]]m et [[Brooklynium]] iungit. [[Pons]], die [[24 Maii]] [[1883]] apertus, est primus Fluminis Orientalis transitus stabilis, qui tempore aperturae erat longissimus [[mundus|mundi]] pons pendulus, praecipua [[longitudo|longitudine]] 1833.7 [[metrum|metra]] et strato 127 [[pes (mensura)|pedes]] supra [[aqua alta media|aquam altam mediam]]. Sua prima [[nomen proprium|nomina]] erant ''New York and Brooklyn Bridge'' ('Pons Novi Eboraci et Brooklynii') et ''East River Bridge'' ('Pons Fluminis Orientalis'), sed pons suum nomen hodiernum anno [[1915]] rite accepit.