Little Crystal Creek Bridge

Little Crystal Creek Bridge is a concrete arch bridge in Queensland that crosses a waterway with stone detailing along its curved span. The structure rises above the flowing water below and connects the surrounding landscape.

The bridge was built from 1930 to 1936 as part of an employment program during the Great Depression. This project helped provide work for people during the challenging economic period in Queensland.

The structure represents a connection point for local communities, providing passage between Mutarnee and Paluma while enhancing access to national park areas.

The bridge is located about 61 kilometers north of Townsville and provides access toward Paluma Range National Park. Visitors can find swimming and hiking options in the surrounding area.

The bridge combines engineering requirements with architectural elements through its stone-dressed concrete arch design, rising above cascading water features.

Location: Queensland

Made from material: concrete

GPS coordinates: -19.00040,146.26000

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:01