The five span iron lattice trussed Bundarra Bridge was opened in 1881 and crosses the Gywdir River. It was designed by N.S.W colonial engineer John A McDonald. 130 years later it is still serving the community and is in very good condition.
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Here is a picture from the 1949 flood.
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love the inclusion of the old photo.
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Wow! Your current photo looks like the bridge would be WAAAAY out of flood reach, but the 1949 pic shows otherwise!! Hope the floods are over for now ... have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow ! There can be be terrible flood ! At least the bridge as proven to be solid !
ReplyDeleteThere are bridges like that all over NSW. I like them a lot ... have that I'm an a driving holiday thing about them.
ReplyDeleteThat's very impressive--its age and its beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bridge!
ReplyDeleteAmazing that it has been there for that long.
Have a great week-end!
Lea
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Jolie photo ;o)
ReplyDeleteGreat bridge.
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