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	Tarwin River East Branch Railway Bridge Beside South Gippsland Highway, near Tarwin,, TARWIN VIC 3956 - Property No B6952	Built for the Great Southern Railway in 1892, the Tarwin River East Branch Bridge is scientifically, historically and aesthetically significant at State level. It has the peculiar distinction of being, at 210 metres, the longest surviving timber railway bridge entirely built to the standard Victorian Railways 20-feet timber-beam-span design. This twenty feet (6.1 metre) span length was the longest used for Victorian Railways bridges built after 1880, and very few big timber ... more	B6952	State

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Tarwin River East Branch Railway Bridge

Beside South Gippsland Highway, near Tarwin,, TARWIN VIC 3956 - Property No B6952

Built for the Great Southern Railway in 1892, the Tarwin River East Branch Bridge is scientifically, historically and aesthetically significant at State level. It has the peculiar distinction of being, at 210 metres, the longest surviving timber railway bridge entirely built to the standard Victorian Railways 20-feet timber-beam-span design. This twenty feet (6.1 metre) span length was the longest used for Victorian Railways bridges built after 1880, and very few big timber ... more

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