Captain Cook Bridge, Brisbane, Road bridge in Australia
The Captain Cook Bridge is a significant infrastructure in Brisbane, connecting the city's southern and northern parts over the Brisbane River.
Inaugurated in 1972, this vital bridge commemorates the bicentenary of Captain James Cook's maiden voyage to the east coast of Australia.
The bridge is an integral part of Brisbane's yearly Riverfire event, offering spectators a splendid vantage point.
It serves as a critical component of the Pacific Motorway, facilitating efficient transportation throughout the region.
Designed by engineer Manuel R. Hornibrook, the Captain Cook Bridge features a distinctive cantilever construction.
Location: Queensland
Inception: 1972
Official opening: 1972
Material: concrete
Source: Wikimedia
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