*** About Chicago River: The Chicago River is a vital part of the city's history and urban landscape. Originating in the Chicago area, this 156-mile-long river flows through the city, including its downtown, where it famously reverses direction due to engineering interventions from the early 20th century. The river is celebrated annually during St. Patrick's Day when it is dyed green, a tradition that has captivated both residents and visitors alike. The river's bridges, an integral part of this artwork, are engineering marvels themselves, with many designed to be movable to accommodate the passage of boats—a testament to Chicago's architectural innovation and its deep connection to the waterways.:

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