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Redesdale Bridge, Iron lattice truss bridge in Greater Bendigo, Australia

Description

Redesdale Bridge is an iron lattice truss bridge carrying two separate roadways across the Campaspe River. It features three metal lattice girders supported by bluestone abutments with timber and wrought iron components.

History

The bridge was built in 1868 using iron parts salvaged from a shipwreck in Hobsons Bay. This resourceful approach reflected how settlers adapted available materials for their needs.

Culture

The bridge served as a key crossing for people moving between the goldfield towns, and it remains a recognizable landmark in this rural area.

Practical

The bridge is easy to reach and offers views of the river and surrounding landscape. Wear sturdy shoes as the walking surface can be uneven in places.

Did you know?

The iron used in the bridge came from a ship called Herald of the Morning that sank in 1859. This unusual origin ties the structure to Australia's maritime past in an unexpected way.

Location
Inception
1868
Official opening
1868
Made from material
iron
GPS coordinates
-37.01580,144.54100
Latest update
December 14, 2025 11:24

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