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Name	Detail	File number	Level
Queens Bridge over Yarra River Queensbridge Street,, MELBOURNE VIC 3000 - Property No B2239	Queen's Bridge replaced an earlier timber footbridge erected in 1861, known as Falls Bridge. The present structure, named after Queen Victoria and designed by Mr Rampart, opened in 1889. Checci and Catani of the Public Works Department prepared the detail designs and the bridge was constructed by David Munro, who also erected Princes Bridge and was a prominent contractor and speculator during the boom period. Queen's Bridge is one of Melbourne's oldest bridges. It spans the river ... more	B2239	State
Rail Bridge Saltwater River Bridge Maribyrnong River,, FOOTSCRAY VIC 3011 - Property No B5745	The 1859 abutments are a fine example of design after the style of I.K. Brunel, and of stonemansons' skill. The design solution to a huge engineering challenge in the 1850s is worthy of noting. The existing rivetted steel truss is a fine example of the technology of the period. Classified: 23/06/1986	B5745	State
Healesville-Koo Wee Rup Road Bridge over the Yarra River Healesville-Koo Wee Rup Road,, WOORI YALLOCK VIC 3139 - Property No B7072	The Woori Yallock Bridge over the Yarra River was constructed by the Country Roads Board in 1926, as the main bridge of a series of four crossing the river and floodplain. It was funded under the Commonwealth Developmental roads programme, to open up the area for agricultural development. The Woori Yallock Bridge was designed by T.H. Upton and D.V. Darwin. Now altered, Woori Yallock Bridge is a through-type timber Allen truss bridge supported on concrete piers, with round log ... more	B7072	Regional
Rail Bridge Campaspe River,, ROCHESTER VIC 3561 - Property No B5746	Classified: 23/06/1986	B5746	Regional
Bridge Inn Hotel Maroondah Highway, MAINDAMPLE VIC 3723 - Property No B3989		B3989	File only
Mckillops Bridge McKillops Road,, DEDDICK VALLEY VIC 3888 - Property No B6848	Completed in 1936 to replace its predecessor destroyed by a freak flood before it could be officially opened, McKillops Bridge is significant at State level for historical, scientific, social and aesthetic reasons. In the 1930s it was regarded as one of the standing wonders of Australian road-bridge engineering. The bridge site is in a magnificent Alpine river-gorge setting. McKillops Bridge is based on welded-steel trusses seated on tall one-piece reinforced-concrete piers. ... more	B6848	State
Bridge over Waurn Ponds Creek Anglesea Road, former junction with Princes Highway,, WAURN PONDS VIC 3221 - Property No B2643	Representative stone bridge. Notable for carved key-stone depicting arms of Shire of Barrabool. Classified: 18/03/1971 Revised: 03/08/1998	B2643	State
Newtown Bridge - Beechworth Historic Area Newtown Falls Bridge Bridge Road,, BEECHWORTH VIC 3747 - Property No B2206	Splendid siting and proportions, excellence of detail, and severity of expression, with special reference to fine stone masonry. Classified: 12/11/1970 Historic Area. Statement of Significance: Beechworth is a picturesque nineteenth Century provincial town. It is a well preserved example of Government and private building, which resulted from the town's important historical role as the administrative and commercial centre of Victoria's north-eastern goldfields. Beechworth ... more	B2206	State
Cobram Bridge over Murray River Barooga Road Bridge Barooga Road,, COBRAM VIC 3644 - Property No B6942	Built in 1902, the Murray River lift-span bridge near Cobram is historically, scientifically, socially and aesthetically significant at State level. It is a large twelve-span bridge of timber, steel, iron and concrete, and features a steel lift-span on an iron and concrete substructure, with two large De Burgh composite timber-steel truss spans (modelled on the American Pratt pattern) one on each side of the steel lift span. The De Burgh (Pratt) composite timber-steel ... more	B6942	State
Youl's Creek Road Bridge Warrnambool/Caramut Road,, WOOLSTHORPE VIC 3276 - Property No B0788	Dating from 1856 it is believed to be one of the earliest surviving Bluestone bridges. Bypassed. Classified: 'Local' 11/03/1971 Revised: 03/08/1998	B0788	State

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