Murray River Bridge, Cobram , NSW, Australia - Vertical Lift Bridges on Waymarking.com

Built in 1902, the Murray River lift-span bridge near Cobram is a large twelve-span bridge of timber, steel, iron and concrete, and features a steel lift-span on an iron and concrete substructure,
The Old Cobram-Barooga Bridge was officially opened on 3 December 1902 and remained in use until 2002 when a high level concrete bridge was built to the south of the original bridge, which remains open for pedestrian traffic.

Visit Instructions:
1) After you've found a vertical lift bridge, go visit it, get the coordinates, a picture or two of it, and if it is in use or not still as a lift bridge.
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3) Include any interesting information about the structure

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