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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Railway Trestle Bridge Noojee Trestle Rail Trail Bridge Yarra Junction-Noojee Road, NOOJEE VIC 3833 - Property No B1525	The Rail Bridge, Noojee, was constructed in 1919 on the Noojee-Warragul line, to the design of the Chief Engineer of Works, Edward Ballard, for the Victorian Railways. It is an eighteen-span, curved timber trestle bridge. The line was closed in 1958 and the bridge was sold to the local shire. The single railway track has since been removed. The Rail Bridge is historically and architecturally significant to the State of ... more	B1525	State
	Railway Trestle Bridge (over) Hanford's Creek, PYALONG VIC 3521 - Property No B3053	The Rail Bridge was constructed for the Victorian Railways in 1890 by McDermott & Sons along the Wandong-Bendigo line, south of Pyalong. It is a timber trestle structure, comprising 19 freestanding trestles set at 20 feet (6 metre) centres, combining double pile and stay pile piers, originally supporting a single track. The line was closed in 1968 and the bridge is currently fenced off. Thebridge is historically and architecturally significant to the State of ... more	B3053	State

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Railway Trestle Bridge

Noojee Trestle Rail Trail Bridge

Yarra Junction-Noojee Road, NOOJEE VIC 3833 - Property No B1525

The Rail Bridge, Noojee, was constructed in 1919 on the Noojee-Warragul line, to the design of the Chief Engineer of Works, Edward Ballard, for the Victorian Railways. It is an eighteen-span, curved timber trestle bridge. The line was closed in 1958 and the bridge was sold to the local shire. The single railway track has since been removed. The Rail Bridge is historically and architecturally significant to the State of ... more

B1525

State

Railway Trestle Bridge

(over) Hanford's Creek, PYALONG VIC 3521 - Property No B3053

The Rail Bridge was constructed for the Victorian Railways in 1890 by McDermott & Sons along the Wandong-Bendigo line, south of Pyalong. It is a timber trestle structure, comprising 19 freestanding trestles set at 20 feet (6 metre) centres, combining double pile and stay pile piers, originally supporting a single track. The line was closed in 1968 and the bridge is currently fenced off. Thebridge is historically and architecturally significant to the State of ... more

B3053

State