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Lismore Railway Underbridges
Lismore railway underbridges is a heritage-listed group of railway-associated structures in Lismore, New South Wales, Australia erected for the 1894 creation of that section of the Murwillumbah railway line. This item (as no. SHR 1044) was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999. It comprises the steel frame Leycester Creek railway bridge that carries the railway over Leycester Creek, plus associated timber (trestle) structures that cross Union Street in South Lismore, and Terania Street and Alexander Parade in North Lismore. As at October 2023, the Leycester Creek railway bridge was closed to the public for safety reasons while the Terania Street crossing, normally open to vehicular traffic, was temporarily closed to allow maintenance work to be carried out. The heritage listing states: "The Lismore bridges and viaducts are a fine set of bridges all in one location demonstrating the problems of building railways in this flood prone area dating ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
1044 - Lismore Railway Underbridges - SHR Plan No 2778 (5012077b100)
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