Denmark River Rail Bridge - Denmark, Western Australia
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blingg
S 34° 58.146 E 117° 21.940
50H E 533380 N 6130322
Once a railway bridge , now part of the Denmark heritage Trail
Waymark Code: WMMVNE
Location: Western Australia, Australia
Date Posted: 11/09/2014
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The Denmark River bridge was built in 1929 on a timber haulage line and continued being used as such until 1957. The timber decked bridge now has a bitumen foot and cycle path across it, the bridge is built on jarrah piles .The Heritage Rail Trail is a 10km return walk, bike ride or horse ride along the northern shores of the Wilson Inlet from the Rail Bridge east to Crusoe Beach. This trail is now part of the Munda Biddi Trail, a world-class biking trail.
The co-ordinates listed are on the southern approach to the bridge (default image).
Bridge Type: Other
Bridge Usage: Pedestrian
Moving Bridge: This bridge is static (has no moving pieces)
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