List of bridges in Australia

Historical bridges

This table contains a non-exhaustive list of bridges listed on the various heritage registers of Australia.

Note one important bridge not in this list is the first Australian all-concrete railway bridge built in 1907 at Watson's Gap, near Port Elliott in South Australia (see note below).

#	Name	Image	Heritage register	Length		Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	State	Notes
				m	ft
1	Richmond Bridge		Australian National Heritage (Australia’s oldest surviving large stone arch bridge)	41	135	Masonry 6 arches, sandstone	Wellington Street Coal River	1825	Richmond 42°44′01.9″S147°26′24.0″E / 42.733861°S 147.440000°E / -42.733861; 147.440000 (Richmond Bridge (Tasmania))	Tasmania	[S 1] [E 1] [E 2]
2	Lennox Bridge		(Now defunct) Register of the National Estate			Masonry 1 arch	Road bridge Mitchells Pass Lapstone Creek	1833	Glenbrook 33°45′15.2″S150°37′56.6″E / 33.754222°S 150.632389°E / -33.754222; 150.632389 (Lennox Bridge, Glenbrook)	New South Wales	[S 2]
3	Lansdowne Bridge		(Now defunct) Register of the National Estate			Masonry 1 arch, sandstone Span: 33.5 m (110 ft)	Hume Highway Prospect Creek	1836	Lansvale 33°53′24.1″S150°58′01.5″E / 33.890028°S 150.967083°E / -33.890028; 150.967083 (Lansdowne Bridge)	New South Wales	[S 3] [E 3]
4	Ross Bridge		(Now defunct) Register of the National Estate			Masonry 3 arches	Roseneath Road Macquarie River	1836	Ross 41°01′50.7″S147°29′23.1″E / 41.030750°S 147.489750°E / -41.030750; 147.489750 (Ross Bridge)	Tasmania	[S 4]
5	Red Bridge		(Now defunct) Register of the National Estate (Australia’s oldest surviving brick arch bridge)			Masonry 3 arches, brick	Midland Highway (Tasmania) Elizabeth River	1838	Campbell Town 41°55′58.7″S147°29′33.9″E / 41.932972°S 147.492750°E / -41.932972; 147.492750 (Red Bridge (Tasmania))	Tasmania	[E 4]
6	Nepean River railway bridge		New South Wales State Heritage Register	145	476	Beam bridge Wrought iron	Main Southern railway line Nepean River	1863	Menangle 34°07′04.8″S150°44′37.1″E / 34.118000°S 150.743639°E / -34.118000; 150.743639 (Nepean River railway bridge, Menangle)	New South Wales	[1]
7	Prince Alfred Bridge		New South Wales State Heritage Register (First iron truss bridge to be built in New South Wales) (Second-oldest metal truss bridge remaining in Australia)	922	3,025	Truss Wooden, iron	Murrumbidgee River and its floodplain	1867	Gundagai 35°04′28″S148°06′25″E / 35.0744°S 148.1069°E / -35.0744; 148.1069 (Prince Alfred Bridge, Gundagai)	New South Wales	[2]
8	Dickabram Bridge		Register of the National Estate	191	627	Truss Steel, wood	Miva Road Mary River	1886	Miva - Theebine 25°57′14.5″S152°29′43.5″E / 25.954028°S 152.495417°E / -25.954028; 152.495417 (Dickabram Bridge)	Queensland	[S 5] [E 5]
9	Princes Bridge			120	390	Arch Cast iron	Road bridge St Kilda Road Yarra River	1888	Melbourne Melbourne central business district - Southbank 37°49′09.3″S144°58′05.8″E / 37.819250°S 144.968278°E / -37.819250; 144.968278 (Princes Bridge)	Victoria	[S 6]
10	Hampden Bridge		(Now defunct) Register of the National Estate	77	253	Suspension Wooden truss deck, masonry pylons	Kangaroo River	1898	Kangaroo Valley 34°43′38.7″S150°31′15.2″E / 34.727417°S 150.520889°E / -34.727417; 150.520889 (Hampden Bridge, Kangaroo Valley)	New South Wales	[S 7] [E 6]
11	Pyrmont Bridge		(Now defunct) Register of the National Estate	369	1,211	Truss Steel Swing bridge	Footbridge Cockle Bay	1902	Sydney Darling Harbour - Sydney central business district 33°52′14.0″S151°12′02.6″E / 33.870556°S 151.200722°E / -33.870556; 151.200722 (Pyrmont Bridge)	New South Wales	[S 8] [E 7]
12	Noojee Trestle Bridge		Victorian Heritage Register (Tallest surviving trestle bridge in Victoria)	102	335	Trestle Wood	Noojee railway line (closed line)	1919	Noojee 37°54′01.9″S145°59′03.6″E / 37.900528°S 145.984333°E / -37.900528; 145.984333 (Noojee trestle bridge)	Victoria	[3]
13	Maribyrnong River Viaduct		Victorian Heritage Register	383	1,257	Trestle Steel	Albion–Jacana railway line Maribyrnong River	1929	Melbourne Sunshine North - Keilor East 37°44′50.4″S144°50′46.0″E / 37.747333°S 144.846111°E / -37.747333; 144.846111 (Maribyrnong River Viaduct)	Victoria	[4]
14	William Jolly Bridge		Queensland Heritage Register	500	1,600	Arch Concrete through arch	Grey Street Brisbane River	1932	Brisbane Brisbane central business district - South Brisbane 27°28′06.7″S153°00′55.9″E / 27.468528°S 153.015528°E / -27.468528; 153.015528 (William Jolly Bridge)	Queensland	[S 9] [5]
15	Grafton Bridge		New South Wales State Heritage Register (This bridge is a double-deck road/rail structure, the only one of its type in New South Wales. There is a lift span to allow passing of river traffic that is no longer in use.)	525	1,722	Bascule Truss Bridge Concrete Steel	Bent Street Clarence River	1932	Grafton 29°41′53″S152°56′32″E / 29.69806°S 152.94222°E / -29.69806; 152.94222 (Grafton Bridge)	New South Wales	[6] [7]
16	McKillops Bridge		Victorian Heritage Register	255	837	Truss Concrete Wood	McKillops Road Snowy River	1936	Deddick Valley 37°5′01.7″S148°24′48.7″E / 37.083806°S 148.413528°E / -37.083806; 148.413528 (McKillops Bridge)	Victoria	[8] [9]

Bridges of architectural interest

This table contains a non-exhaustive list of bridges of architectural interest, as determined by the Engineers Australia and/or other architectural organisations, as cited.

#	Name	Image	Architectural distinction	Length		Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	State	Notes
				m	ft
1	Evan Walker Bridge					Arch Steel tied-arch Span: 45 m (148 ft)	Footbrige Yarra River	1992	Melbourne Melbourne city centre - Southbank 37°49′10.6″S144°57′54.5″E / 37.819611°S 144.965139°E / -37.819611; 144.965139 (Evan Walker Bridge)	Victoria	[S 10]
2	Jack Pesch Bridge			243	797	Cable-stayed Steel truss deck, steel pylons Span: 167 m (548 ft)	Footbridge Brisbane River	1998	Brisbane Indooroopilly - Chelmer 27°30′21.1″S152°58′27.2″E / 27.505861°S 152.974222°E / -27.505861; 152.974222 (Jack Pesch Bridge)	Queensland	[S 11]
3	Goodwill Bridge			450	1,480	Arch Steel through arch Span: 102 m (335 ft)	Footbridge Brisbane River	2001	Brisbane South Brisbane - Gardens Point 27°28′50.7″S153°01′37.0″E / 27.480750°S 153.026944°E / -27.480750; 153.026944 (Goodwill Bridge)	Queensland	[S 12]
4	Webb Bridge  [ fr ]			225	738	Bridge	Footbridge Yarra River	2003	Melbourne Docklands 37°49′23.8″S144°56′50.2″E / 37.823278°S 144.947278°E / -37.823278; 144.947278 (Webb Bridge)	Victoria	[S 13] [10]
5	Kurilpa Bridge		Tensegrity bridge	425	1,394	Cable-stayed Steel Span: 135 m (443 ft)	Footbridge Brisbane River	2009	Brisbane Brisbane central business district - South Brisbane 27°28′09.7″S153°01′05.5″E / 27.469361°S 153.018194°E / -27.469361; 153.018194 (Kurilpa Bridge)	Queensland	[S 14]
6	Seafarers Bridge					Masonry 2 arches Span: 75 m (246 ft)	Footbridge Yarra River	2009	Melbourne Docklands - South Wharf 37°49′25.3″S144°57′07.2″E / 37.823694°S 144.952000°E / -37.823694; 144.952000 (Seafarers Bridge)	Victoria	[S 15]
7	Matagarup Bridge			370	1,210	Arch Steel through arch Span: 160 m (520 ft)	Footbridge Swan River	2018	Perth 31°57′16.2″S115°53′07.3″E / 31.954500°S 115.885361°E / -31.954500; 115.885361 (Matagarup Bridge)	Western Australia	[S 16]
8	Neville Bonner Bridge proposed			270	890	Cable-stayed Steel Span: 145 m (476 ft)	Footbridge Brisbane River		Brisbane Brisbane central business district - South Brisbane 27°28′26.4″S153°01′20.2″E / 27.474000°S 153.022278°E / -27.474000; 153.022278 (Neville Bonner Bridge)	Queensland	[11]

Major road and railway bridges

This table presents a non-exhaustive list of the road and railway bridges with spans greater than 100 metres (328 ft).

Image	#	Name	Span		Length		Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	State	Notes
			m	ft	m	ft
1	Sydney Harbour Bridge		503	1,650	1,149	3,770	Arch Steel through arch	Bradfield Highway North Shore railway line Port Jackson	1932	Sydney Milsons Point - Dawes Point 33°51′07.4″S151°12′38.7″E / 33.852056°S 151.210750°E / -33.852056; 151.210750 (Sydney Harbour Bridge)	New South Wales	[S 17] [E 8]
2	Anzac Bridge		345	1,132	625	2,051	Cable-stayed Concrete beam deck, concrete pylons 140+345+140	Western Distributor Johnstons Bay	1996	Sydney Rozelle - Pyrmont 33°52′08.8″S151°11′08.6″E / 33.869111°S 151.185722°E / -33.869111; 151.185722 (Anzac Bridge)	New South Wales	[Note 1] [S 18]
3	Tasman Bridge		1,000	3,300 (x21)	1,396	4,580	Girder bridge Prestressed concrete beam deck, concrete pylons	Tasman Highway River Derwent	1964	Hobart Queens Domain - Montagu Bay 42°51′54″S147°20′33″E / 42.86500°S 147.34250°E / -42.86500; 147.34250 (Tasman Bridge)	Tasmania	[S 19]
4	West Gate Bridge		336	1,102	2,582	8,471	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 144+336+144	West Gate Freeway Yarra River	1978	Melbourne Spotswood - Port Melbourne 37°49′48.0″S144°53′55.9″E / 37.830000°S 144.898861°E / -37.830000; 144.898861 (West Gate Bridge)	Victoria	[S 20] [12]
5	Gladesville Bridge		305	1,001	488	1,601	Arch Concrete deck arch	North Western Expressway Parramatta River	1964	Sydney Huntleys Point - Drummoyne 33°50′31.9″S151°08′52.3″E / 33.842194°S 151.147861°E / -33.842194; 151.147861 (Gladesville Bridge)	New South Wales	[S 21] [13]
6	Story Bridge		282	925	777	2,549	Cantilever Steel 82+282+82	Bradfield Highway Brisbane River	1940	Brisbane Fortitude Valley - Kangaroo Point 27°27′49.0″S153°02′08.7″E / 27.463611°S 153.035750°E / -27.463611; 153.035750 (Story Bridge)	Queensland	[S 22] [E 9] [14]
7	Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges		260	850	1,630	5,350	Box girder Prestressed concrete 162+260+162 Twin bridges	Gateway Motorway Brisbane River	1986 2010	Brisbane Eagle Farm - Murarrie 27°26′43.0″S153°06′04.4″E / 27.445278°S 153.101222°E / -27.445278; 153.101222 (Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges)	Queensland	[S 23] [15]
8	Mooney Mooney Bridge		220	720	485	1,591	Box girder Prestressed concrete 134+220+130 Twin bridges	Pacific Motorway Mooney Mooney Creek	1986	Mooney Mooney Creek 33°25′56.8″S151°15′13.1″E / 33.432444°S 151.253639°E / -33.432444; 151.253639 (Mooney Mooney Bridge)	New South Wales	[S 24] [16]
9	Batman Bridge		215	705	432	1,417	Cable-stayed Steel truss deck, inclined steel pylon	Batman Highway Tamar River	1968	Sidmouth - Hillwood 41°13′02.0″S146°54′52.6″E / 41.217222°S 146.914611°E / -41.217222; 146.914611 (Batman Bridge)	Tasmania	[S 25]
10	Eleanor Schonell Bridge		184	604	520	1,710	Cable-stayed Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons 30+73+184+73+30	Buses, cyclists and pedestrians Brisbane River	2006	Brisbane St Lucia - Dutton Park 27°29′51.9″S153°01′15.7″E / 27.497750°S 153.021028°E / -27.497750; 153.021028 (Eleanor Schonell Bridge)	Queensland	[S 26] [17]
11	Walter Taylor Bridge		183	600	300	980	Suspension Steel truss deck, concrete pylons	Coonan Street Brisbane River	1936	Brisbane Indooroopilly - Chelmer 27°30′20.4″S152°58′25.1″E / 27.505667°S 152.973639°E / -27.505667; 152.973639 (Walter Taylor Bridge)	Queensland	[S 27] [E 10] [18]
12	Rip Bridge		183	600	330	1,080	Arch Concrete arch deck	Maitland Bay Drive Brisbane Water		Daleys Point - Blackwall 33°30′24.6″S151°20′48.1″E / 33.506833°S 151.346694°E / -33.506833; 151.346694 (Rip Bridge)	New South Wales	[19] [20]
13	Captain Cook Bridge		183	600	555	1,821	Box girder Prestressed concrete 73+183+146+110+73 Twin bridges	Pacific Motorway Brisbane River	1972	Brisbane Gardens Point - Kangaroo Point 27°28′51.3″S153°01′45.7″E / 27.480917°S 153.029361°E / -27.480917; 153.029361 (Captain Cook Bridge, Brisbane)	Queensland	[S 28] [21]
14	Bolte Bridge		173	568 (x2)	490	1,610	Box girder Prestressed concrete 72+173+173+72	CityLink Yarra River	1999	Melbourne Docklands - Port Melbourne 37°49′10.1″S144°55′56.1″E / 37.819472°S 144.932250°E / -37.819472; 144.932250 (Bolte Bridge)	Victoria	[S 29] [22]
15	Long Gully Bridge dismantled in 1937		152	499			Suspension Steel truss deck, masonry pylons	Strathallen Avenue Sydney tram network Flat Rock Creek	1892	Sydney Northbridge - Cammeray 33°49′01.4″S151°12′44.5″E / 33.817056°S 151.212361°E / -33.817056; 151.212361 (Long Gully Suspension Bridge)	New South Wales	[E 11]
16	Pheasants Nest Bridge		150	490	304	997	Box girder Prestressed concrete 77+150+77 Twin bridges	Hume Highway Nepean River	1980	Pheasants Nest 34°14′12.9″S150°39′44.3″E / 34.236917°S 150.662306°E / -34.236917; 150.662306 (Pheasants Nest Bridge)	New South Wales	[S 30] [23]
17	Victoria Bridge		146	479	313	1,027	Box girder Prestressed concrete	Melbourne Street - Queen Street Brisbane River	1969	Brisbane Brisbane CBD - South Brisbane 27°28′20.4″S153°01′16.3″E / 27.472333°S 153.021194°E / -27.472333; 153.021194 (Victoria Bridge, Brisbane)	Queensland	[S 31] [E 12]
18	Hawkesbury River railway bridge		135	443 (x2)	785	2,575	Truss Steel 135+106x4+135	Main North railway line Hawkesbury River	1946	Cogra Bay - Brooklyn 33°32′01.5″S151°13′42.9″E / 33.533750°S 151.228583°E / -33.533750; 151.228583 (Hawkesbury River railway bridge)	New South Wales	[E 13]
19	Peats Ferry Bridge		134	440 (x2)	611	2,005	Truss Steel 43+134+134+90x8	Pacific Highway Hawkesbury River	1945	Mooney Mooney - Brooklyn 33°32′24.2″S151°11′56.2″E / 33.540056°S 151.198944°E / -33.540056; 151.198944 (Peats Ferry Bridge)	New South Wales	[E 14] [24]
20	Merivale Bridge		133	436	750	2,460	Arch Steel tied-arch	Gold Coast railway line North Coast railway line Brisbane River	1978	Brisbane Brisbane CBD - South Brisbane 27°28′09.6″S153°00′47.1″E / 27.469333°S 153.013083°E / -27.469333; 153.013083 (Merivale Bridge)	Queensland	[S 32]
21	Go Between Bridge		117	384	300	980	Box girder Prestressed concrete 80+117+74	Road bridge Brisbane River	2010	Brisbane Brisbane CBD - South Brisbane 27°28′11.3″N153°00′44.1″E / 27.469806°N 153.012250°E / 27.469806; 153.012250 (Go Between Bridge)	Queensland	[S 33]
22	Bowen Bridge		109	358 (x8)	976	3,202	Box girder Prestressed concrete 56+109x8+48	Goodwood Road River Derwent	1984	Hobart 42°49′03.1″S147°18′26.5″E / 42.817528°S 147.307361°E / -42.817528; 147.307361 (Bowen Bridge)	Tasmania	[25]
23	Sea Cliff Bridge		108	354 (x3)	455	1,493	Box girder Prestressed concrete 62+108x3+61	Lawrence Hargrave Drive	2005	Clifton - Coalcliff 34°15′14.8″S150°58′24.5″E / 34.254111°S 150.973472°E / -34.254111; 150.973472 (Sea Cliff Bridge)	New South Wales	[S 34] [26]
24	Long Gully Bridge		105	344	152	499	Arch Concrete deck arch	Strathallen Avenue Flat Rock Creek	1939	Sydney Northbridge - Cammeray 33°49′01.2″S151°12′44.5″E / 33.817000°S 151.212361°E / -33.817000; 151.212361 (Long Gully Bridge)	New South Wales	[E 11]
25	Albert Bridge		104	341 (x2)	208	682	Truss Steel 104x2	Main railway line Brisbane River	1895	Brisbane Indooroopilly - Chelmer 27°30′21.4″S152°58′26.5″E / 27.505944°S 152.974028°E / -27.505944; 152.974028 (Albert Bridge, Brisbane)	Queensland	[S 35] [E 15] [27]
26	Indooroopilly Railway Bridge		104	341 (x2)	208	682	Truss Steel 104x2	Main railway line Brisbane River	1957	Brisbane Indooroopilly - Chelmer 27°30′21.2″S152°58′25.9″E / 27.505889°S 152.973861°E / -27.505889; 152.973861 (Indooroopilly Railway Bridge)	Queensland	[28]
27	Macleay Valley Bridge				3,200	10,500	Beam Prestressed concrete 94x34m	Pacific Highway Macleay River	2013	Frederickton 31°02′10.5″S152°53′12.4″E / 31.036250°S 152.886778°E / -31.036250; 152.886778 (Macleay Valley Bridge)	New South Wales	[29] [30]
28	South Road Superway				2,800	9,200	Box girder Prestressed concrete	North-South Motorway	2014	Adelaide Wingfield - Regency Park 34°50′59.2″S138°33′52.6″E / 34.849778°S 138.564611°E / -34.849778; 138.564611 (South Road Superway)	South Australia	[31]
29	Houghton Highway				2,740	8,990	Beam Prestressed concrete	State Road 26 State Road 27 Bramble Bay	1979	Brisbane Brighton - Clontarf 27°16′29.3″S153°04′14.1″E / 27.274806°S 153.070583°E / -27.274806; 153.070583 (Houghton Highway)	Queensland	[32]
30	Ted Smout Memorial Bridge				2,740	8,990	Beam Prestressed concrete 78x35m	State Road 26 State Road 27 Bramble Bay	2010	Brisbane Brighton - Clontarf 27°16′30.1″S153°04′15.6″E / 27.275028°S 153.071000°E / -27.275028; 153.071000 (Ted Smout Memorial Bridge)	Queensland	[33]
31	Hornibrook Bridge dismantled in 2011				2,684	8,806	Beam Wood, concrete piles	Bramble Bay	1935	Brisbane Brighton - Clontarf 27°16′28.6″S153°04′12.8″E / 27.274611°S 153.070222°E / -27.274611; 153.070222 (Hornibrook Bridge)	Queensland	[34] [35]

Notes and references

• Notes

1. The length given only takes into account the main bridge, central span(s) and shore span(s), approach viaducts are not counted.

• "Heritage places and lists". Department of the Environment. Australian Government.

1. "National Heritage Places - Richmond Bridge".
2. "Richmond Bridge, Bridge St, Richmond, TAS (Place ID 105724)". Australian Heritage Database . Australian Government.
3. "Lansdowne Bridge, Hume Hwy, Lansvale, NSW (Place ID 3013)". Australian Heritage Database . Australian Government.
4. "Red Bridge, High St, Campbell Town, TAS (Place ID 13065)". Australian Heritage Database . Australian Government.
5. "Dickabram Bridge, Gunalda-Miva Rd, Miva, QLD (Place ID 15956)". Australian Heritage Database . Australian Government.
6. "Hampden Bridge, Moss Vale Rd, Kangaroo Valley, NSW (Place ID 1621)". Australian Heritage Database . Australian Government.
7. "Pyrmont Bridge, Market St, Darling Harbour, NSW (Place ID 1835)". Australian Heritage Database . Australian Government.
8. "Sydney Harbour Bridge, Bradfield Hwy, Dawes Point - Milsons Point, NSW".
9. "Story Bridge, Bradfield Hwy (Bowen Tce), Fortitude Valley, QLD".
10. "Walter Taylor Bridge, Coonan St, Indooroopilly, QLD".
11. "Heritage places and items : Suspension Bridge".
12. "Victoria Bridge, Melbourne St, Brisbane City, QLD".
13. "Heritage place and items : Hawkesbury River Rail Bridge and Long Island Group".
14. "Heritage places and items : Peats Ferry Road Bridge".
15. "Albert Bridge, Brisbane - Ipswich Rwy, Indooroopilly, QLD".

• Janberg, Nicolas. "International Database for Civil and Structural Engineering". Structurae.com .

1. "Richmond Bridge".
2. "Lennox Bridge".
3. "Lansdowne Bridge".
4. "Ross Bridge".
5. "Dickabram Bridge".
6. "Princes Bridge".
7. "Hampden Bridge".
8. "Pyrmont Bridge".
9. "William Jolly Bridge".
10. "Evan Walker Bridge".
11. "Jack Pesch Bridge".
12. "Goodwill Pedestrian Bridge".
13. "Webb Bridge".
14. "Kurilpa Bridge".
15. "Seafarers Bridge".
16. "Matagarup Bridge".
17. "Sydney Harbour Bridge".
18. "ANZAC Bridge".
19. "Tasman Bridge".
20. "West Gate Bridge".
21. "Gladesville Bridge".
22. "Story Bridge".
23. "Gateway Bridge".
24. "Mooney Mooney Creek Bridge".
25. "Batman Bridge".
26. "Eleanor Schonell Bridge".
27. "Walter Taylor Bridge".
28. "Captain Cook Bridge".
29. "Bolte Bridge".
30. "Pheasants Nest Bridge".
31. "Victoria Bridge".
32. "Merivale Bridge".
33. "Go Between Bridge".
34. "Sea Cliff Bridge".
35. "Albert Bridge".

- SA Government Department of Environment Register nomination report Heritage significance, Watson's Gap Bridge.

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31. "Use the South Road Superway and save time northbound lanes to open on thursday night" (PDF). infrastructure.sa.gov.au. Archived from the original (PDF) on 7 May 2014.
32. "Fact sheet 2 - The existing Houghton Highway bridge" (PDF). Department of Transport & Main Roads . June 2007. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 October 2009.
33. "Fact sheet 3 - The new Houghton Highway bridge" (PDF). Department of Transport & Main Roads. June 2007. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 October 2009.
34. "Hornibrook Highway Bridge". epa.qld.gov.au. Archived from the original on 30 September 2007.
35. "Fact sheet 1 - History of the Hornibrook Highway bridge" (PDF). Department of Transport & Main Roads. June 2007. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 October 2009.

See also

• Transport in Australia
• Rail transport in Australia
• Geography of Australia
• Historic bridges of New South Wales
• List of bridges in Sydney
• List of bridges in Brisbane
• List of bridges in Melbourne
• List of bridges in Perth, Western Australia
• List of bridges in Hobart
• Bridges over the Brisbane River
• List of crossings of the Murray River
• Crossings of the Yarra River

External links

• "Engineering heritage inner Brisbane: a walk / drive tour" (PDF). engineersaustralia.org.au. Engineers Australia - Queensland Division. 2015.
• "Swan & Canning Rivers Bridges - Australian Engineering Week Tour 2009". engineersaustralia.org.au. Engineers Australia - Western Australia Division. Archived from the original (pdf) on 15 March 2011.
• "Suspension Bridges of Australia". bridgemeister.com.
• "Category: Bridges in Australia". highestbridges.com.

Further reading

• Prade, Marcel (1990). Les Grands Ponts du Monde : Ponts Remarquables Hors d'Europe (in French). Poitiers: Brissaud. p. 285. ISBN   2-902170-68-8.