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This has a small manually-operated Warren truss lifting span.
This has a small manually-operated Warren truss lifting span.


Built in 1904. Designed by Ernest Macartney de Burgh.
Built in 1904. Designed by [[Ernest Macartney de Burgh]].


== See Also ==
== See Also ==

Latest revision as of 12:20, 20 January 2023

New South Wales

This has a small manually-operated Warren truss lifting span.

Built in 1904. Designed by Ernest Macartney de Burgh.

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Sources of Information


  • 'Spanning Two Centuries - Historic Bridges of Australia' by Colin O'Connor, University of Queensland Press, 1985
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