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OVER MOORABOOL RIVER, HAMILTON HIGHWAY FYANSFORD, GREATER GEELONG CITY |
The currently unused road bridge over the Moorabool River at Fyansford was designed and built by Melbourne engineers, Monash & Anderson in 1899. The bridge which was built for the Shires of Corio and Bannockburn, consists of three arches that are constructed of reinforced concrete. The Bridge over Moorabool River, Fyansford is of architectural, historic and scientific significance to Victoria. The Fyansford Bridge is technologically ... more | ||
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OVER LITTLE RIVER, OLD MELBOURNE ROAD LITTLE RIVER, GREATER GEELONG CITY, WYNDHAM CITY |
The Rothwell Bridge over the Little River at Rothwell was erected as a double span segmental arched stone structure in 1866-67 from designs prepared by the Shire of Wyndham Engineer, John Baxter. Clement Nash was the contractor. The bridge and approaches were partially destroyed by flood in September 1880, and PE Nolan, Shire of Wyndham Engineer, designed the present segmental arch bridge from spans, apparently reconstructing the original section and widening the approaches. ... more | ||
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BARWON RIVER BRIDGE
OVER BARWON RIVER, PRINCES HIGHWAY WINCHELSEA, SURF COAST SHIRE |
The Barwon River Bridge at Winchelsea was erected in 1867 for the Council of the Shire of Winchelsea, replacing an earlier timber structure of 1849. The three span arch structure was built of bluestone by James Sinclair at a cost of £4,602 and officially opened by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, on 3rd December 1867. The Barwon River Bridge is the third structure erected at this historic crossing place and has since 1867 provided an important link with ... more | ||
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OVER MARIBYRNONG RIVER, FOOTSCRAY AND WEST MELBOURNE, MARIBYRNONG CITY, MELBOURNE CITY |
The double track railway bridge was proposed by the Melbourne Mt Alexander & Murray River Railway Company, to carry its Melbourne-Williamstown line across what was then the Salt Water River. The government acquired the company's faltering operations in 1856, and the design and erection of the bridge became the responsibility of George C Darbyshire, the first Engineer in Chief, of the newly formed Victorian Railways Department. The massive tubular box girder iron bridge ... more | ||
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OLD GOULBURN BRIDGE
OLD HUME HIGHWAY SEYMOUR, MITCHELL SHIRE |
The Old Goulburn River Bridge is a composite timber trestle and metal road bridge on the Old Hume Highway at Seymour. The bridge has 7-pile timber piers and nine spans with a maximum span length of 12 metres. The longitudinally-timbered timber deck is 105 metres in length supported by timber cross beams on 24-inch rolled steel joists. The bridge spans the crossing place of the Goulburn River on the historic Sydney Road, in use since a Victorian ... more | ||
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FORMER BRIDGE, MILDURA SIDE (CHAFFEY BRIDGE)
HUGH KING DRIVE MILDURA, MILDURA RURAL CITY |
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PETHYBRIDGES ROAD SHALLOW DIGGINGS
PETHYBRIDGES ROAD TARADALE, MOUNT ALEXANDER SHIRE |
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453-443 LITTLE COLLINS STREET
435-443 LITTLE COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY |
This place is included on the Victorian Heritage Inventory, for its potential to contain historical archaeological remains associated with the settlement and growth of early Melbourne. Under the terms of the Heritage Act 2017 there is protection for all historical archaeology sites and objects in the state. Please visit the Heritage Victoria website to find out more about the Heritage Inventory. | |||
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6987 GREAT ALPINE ROAD POREPUNKAH, ALPINE SHIRE |
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FORMER BAHGALLAH ROAD BRIDGE (OVER GLENELG RIVER)
BAHGALLAH-SANDFORD ROAD SANDFORD, GLENELG SHIRE |
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