Grafton Bridge

The steel bridge connects two sections of Grafton across multiple levels, featuring a truss design that spans over the river with reinforced supports.

The bridge construction began in 1907 and reached completion in 1910, marking a new era of transportation infrastructure in New South Wales.

The structure earned recognition on the Heritage Act State Heritage Register, highlighting its importance to New South Wales engineering achievements.

The bridge serves both vehicles and pedestrians, providing a critical connection point for residents and visitors traveling between different parts of Grafton.

The structure incorporates bascule mechanisms, allowing sections to move and accommodate river traffic passing underneath the bridge spans.

Location: New South Wales

Made from material: steel

GPS coordinates: -29.69790,152.94200

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:18