Jordan River Bridge, Road bridge in Tasmania, Australia.

Jordan River Bridge is a road bridge in Tasmania that spans the river with a two-lane concrete structure. It runs along the East Derwent Highway and serves as an important traffic link between Bridgewater and Gagebrook.

The Jordan River Bridge was built in 1974 as part of the East Derwent Highway project, which was designed to improve connectivity between Hobart's northern suburbs and the Midland Highway. It carries the highway between Gagebrook and Bridgewater and reduces congestion on the nearby Bridgewater Bridge. The Department of State Growth maintains it.

The bridge carries the East Derwent Highway (B32) between Bridgewater and Gagebrook, taking pressure off the nearby Bridgewater Bridge. Pedestrians can cross on walkways on both sides, and the Department of State Growth maintains the structure.

The bridge is open to traffic year-round and is regularly maintained by Tasmania's infrastructure authorities. Vehicles of all sizes can cross it safely, as it has a well-maintained surface.

The bridge is an understated structure that many travelers overlook, even though hundreds of vehicles use it daily. It demonstrates how important simple, functional infrastructure is to daily life in remote communities.