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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Footbridge-Middle Brighton Railway Station Black Street,, BRIGHTON VIC 3186 - Property No B6321	The Black Street footbridge is important at the State level as one of only two remaining examples of a small group of railway footbridges of standard design distinguished by the use of small lattice girders for their main spans. Its importance is enhanced by its close visual and functional association with the registered Middle Brighton Station Complex and also by its location within a proposed historic area within the City of Brighton. Although once representative of two other ... more	B6321	State
Railway Bridge Cole Street,, WILLIAMSTOWN VIC 3016 - Property No B4021		B4021	File only
Macrobertson Bridge over Yarra river & Monash Freeway Grange Road,, PRAHRAN VIC 3181 - Property No B7215		B7215	File only
Victoria Street Bridge Victoria Street, RICHMOND VIC 3121 - Property No B1599	Classified: 16/07/1964	B1599	File only
Maryborough Railway Weighbridge Maryborough Truck Weighbridge South of Railway Yards,, MARYBOROUGH VIC 3465 - Property No B7053	The Maryborough railway weighbridge is historically and scientifically significant at the state level as the oldest railway weighbridge and most intact example of a single track weighbridge owned and operated by the Victorian Railways to survive today. It is historically significant because in 1906 it was among the first three 35 ton capacity rail weighbridges to be installed by the Victorian Railways, and remained in service at its original location for over 80 years. Of the 46 ... more	B7053	State
Cabbage Tree Creek Bridge Princes Highway,, CABBAGE TREE CREEK VIC 3889 - Property No B6836	The Cabbage Tree Creek Bridge which dates from 1938 is historically and scientifically significant at State level, as the most intact and substantial surviving example of an innovative design of highway motor bridge which originated on this same Princes Highway in 1930. It was constructed just before World War Two halted bridge construction and created a watershed in Victorian highway-bridge design. It was also the last all-timber bridge to be built on the Princes Highway East. The ... more	B6836	Demolished
McMillans Bridge Mt Misery Creek crossing of Rokewood-Skipton Road,, ROKEWOOD VIC 3330 - Property No B7004	McMillan's Bridge, originally built in 1856 by the Central Road Board to the design of Charles Rowland and incorporating 1888-9 modifications by the Shires of Leigh and Grenville to the design of Charles A.C. Wilson, is of scientific, aesthetic and historical significance at a State level. It is notable technically as one of Victoria's earliest surviving examples of composite road-bridge construction, combining an unusual but aesthetically pleasing mixture of sandstone masonry ... more	B7004	State
Redesdale Bridge Mia Mia Bridge Kyneton/Heathcote Road, REDESDALE VIC 3444 - Property No B1541	AHC CITATION Redesdale Bridge (formerly referred toas Mia Mia Bridge), built in the years 1867-8, is a unique wrought-iron lattice-girder through-truss road bridge on stone-masonry abutments, with divided lanes and a longitudinal timber deck. It is historically, scientifically and aesthetically significant at State level, and stands out clearly above other Victorian examples of stone-masonry, iron and timber-topped colonial bridges for several reasons. It was constructed ... more	B1541	State
Kingower Stone Bridge Kingower-Brenanah Road,, KINGOWER VIC 3517 - Property No B6835	The Kingower Bridge most probably dates from 1864, and is a two span bridge built on a coach road. It consists of crafted granite masonry abutments and a central pier, with very large timber-beams and transverse-timber-decked superstructure, with running boards. The granite masonry substructure work is finished with draft margins. It is still in daily use. Kingower Bridge is of historical and aesthetic significance at the State level. Kingower Bridge is ... more	B6835	State
Djerriwarrh Creek Bridge Western Highway, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 - Property No B1589	Djerriwarrh Creek Bridge, is a sandstone bridge constructed over the Djerriwarrh Creek in 1858-59 for the Road and Bridges Department of the Board of Land and Works. The single arched structure has piers framing the opening and substantial abutments constructed in a plinth, all in rusticated masonry. There is a string course at pavement level and the piers elaborate the balustrade. Djerriwarrh Creek Bridge, is an early surviving stone bridge distinctive for its single ... more	B1589	State

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