Bulli Jetty, Sandon Point, New South Wales

The wooden bridge extends over 200 meters into the ocean from the shoreline at Sandon Point, supported by large timber poles.

Constructed in 1863 by engineer William Weaver for the Bulli Coal Company, the bridge facilitated coal transportation from local mines to waiting ships.

The structure received mention in D.H. Lawrence's writings during his 1922 visit to Thirroul, where he noted the bridge's extension into the ocean.

The bridge location at coordinates 34°19′46.740″S 150°55′38.377″E remains accessible to visitors interested in maritime and industrial heritage.

Alexander Spence Artis managed the bridge operations for twenty-four years, advancing from his initial position as an able seaman to facility management.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -34.32965,150.92733

Latest update: March 10, 2025 23:03