Grafton Bridge (rail‑road bridge over Clarence River)

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Grafton Bridge is a historic combined road and rail bridge spanning the Clarence River in Grafton, New South Wales, Australia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bascule bridge
heritage-listed bridge
road-rail bridge
truss bridge
alsoKnownAs Grafton Bridge
Grafton Bridge
surface form: Grafton rail and road bridge
carries North Coast railway line
pedestrian traffic
road traffic
constructionStart 1927
country Australia
crosses Clarence River
crossesBetween Grafton
South Grafton
design through truss
engineer New South Wales Public Works Department
surface form: New South Wales Department of Public Works (design)
hasComponent bascule span
hasLevel lower rail deck
upper road deck
heritageListingDate 2 April 1999
heritageRegister State Heritage Register listing (New South Wales)
surface form: New South Wales State Heritage Register
historicalSignificance important example of early 20th-century steel truss road-rail bridge in New South Wales
length approximately 1,008 metres
locatedIn Grafton, New South Wales
maintainedBy Transport for NSW
material steel
numberOfSpans 7
opened 1932
openingDate 19 July 1932
owner Transport for NSW
purpose to provide combined rail and road crossing of the Clarence River
railLine North Coast railway line
surface form: North Coast line between Sydney and Brisbane
replacedBy new Grafton Bridge (road bridge) for most road traffic
state New South Wales
trafficType two-way road traffic (originally)

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North Coast railway line hasBridge Grafton Bridge (rail‑road bridge over Clarence River)