Church Street Bridge, Tram bridge in Australia
The Church Street Bridge is a tram and road bridge located in Victoria, Australia.
Constructed in 1923, the bridge has been serving the area for nearly a century.
The bridge plays an integral role in Melbourne's transport history.
Apart from trams, the bridge facilitates vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
It's listed on the Victorian Heritage Register due to its historical significance.
Location: Victoria
Inception: 1923
Official opening: 1923
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