Bridge Shadow Clock
The only calculator that tells you when the Manhattan Bridge stops casting a shadow across the Washington Street cobbles.
Half a square mile is a small enough subject to over-engineer. So we built calculators for the things locals actually argue about — shadow timing on Washington Street, whether the ferry beats the F train, and how badly the cobbles will treat your shoes tonight. Every result is shareable.
The only calculator that tells you when the Manhattan Bridge stops casting a shadow across the Washington Street cobbles.
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