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BRIDGE VERTICAL CLEARANCE <4.3M BRIDGE VERTICAL CLEARANCE <4.3m This bridge vertical clearance report only shows Roads & Maritime Services managed bridges with vertical clearances less than 4.3m. Drivers are still required to abide by sign posted height clearances. Advisable Vertical Clearance BN: Bridge Name: Road Name: Location Description : Vertical Constraints: Map Grid: Height (m): 133 BOUNDARY ST RLY BR BOUNDARY RD ROSEVILLE 4.1 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 26, Sydney F 163 BOUNDARY ST ZETLAND VIADUCT OVER BOUNDARY ST AT DARLINGHURST (W/B) 3.8 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 26, Sydney F 163 BOUNDARY ST ZETLAND VIADUCT OVER BOUNDARY ST AT DARLINGHURST (E/B) 3.9 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 26, Sydney F 164 EPSOM RD BR ON MR593 - SOUTH DOWLING ST OV EPSOM RD AT KENSINGTON 4.2 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 26, Sydney F 181 O'RIORDAN ST RLY BR OV SR2008 - O'RIORDAN ST,MASCOT (LENGTHENED 1984) 4.0 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 26, Sydney I 204 JOHNSTON ST RLY BR OV RD NEAR BAYVIEW CR LILYFIELD (N/B) 4.2 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 26, Sydney F 204 JOHNSTON ST RLY BR OV RD NEAR BAYVIEW CR LILYFIELD (S/B) 4.3 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 26, Sydney F 464 RAW SQUARE BRIDGE ON RAILWAY RAW SQURE (MR668) STRATHFIELD 4.1 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 26, Sydney E 965 VICTORIA BRIDGE PRINCE ST TIMBER BRIDGE OVER STONEQUARRY CREEK AT PICTON 2.3 ROAD OVER WATERWAY NSW 31, Picton town 1362 WYONG RIVER SOUTH TACOMA RD SGIRD/SBEAM BRIDGE WYONG RIVER 19.66K N OF GOSFORD 3.3 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 26, Wyong town 1362 WYONG RIVER PANONIA RD SGIRD/SBEAM BRIDGE WYONG RIVER 19.66K N OF GOSFORD 3.3 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 26, Wyong town 1378 HEXHAM BRIDGE LOCAL RD STRUS BRIDGE S/B HUNTER RIVER HEXHAM 3.3 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 18, Kurri Kurri town 1484 IRRAWANG BRIDGE DOCKYARD RD PGIRD BRIDGE HUNTER RIVER 2.69 K N R' TERRACE 3.4 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 19 1603 NEWPORT RD SGIRD BRIDGE DORA CK 6.29K E OF MORRISET 3.2 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 18 1614 WATKINS BRIDGE CREEK RESERVE RD S/B PGIRD BRIDGE COCKLE CK NORTH ARM 6.42K N OF TORONTO 3.2 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 18, Kurri Kurri town 1782 GRAHAM BRIDGE THROSBY ST CBEAM BRIDGE THROSBY CREEK MARYVILLE 3.3 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 19, Newcastle town 1800 MARTIN BRIDGE RIVER ST STRUS BRIDGE MANNING RIVER TAREE 2.7 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 13 1800 MARTIN BRIDGE RIVER RD STRUS BRIDGE MANNING RIVER TAREE 3.3 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 13 2151 HARWOOD BRIDGE YAMBA RD BR ON SH10 OV MR152 AND CLARENCE RIVER 47.05KM NTH GRAFTON 4.0 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 05 2276 5.30K WEST BANGALOW LISMORE RD RAILWAY 0VERBRIDGE STATE ROAD 65 BINNA BURRA (E/B) 4.2 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 04 2276 5.30K WEST BANGALOW LISMORE RD RAILWAY 0VERBRIDGE STATE ROAD 65 BINNA BURRA (W/B) 4.3 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 04 2323 2.68KM NTH SH12 PRINCE ST RAILWAY OVERBRIDGE PRINCE STREET IN GRAFTON (N/B) 3.6 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 05 2323 2.68KM NTH SH12 PRINCE ST RAILWAY OVERBRIDGE PRINCE STREET IN GRAFTON (S/B) 3.5 ROAD UNDER RAILWAY NSW 05 3377 NYAH BRIDGE SPEEWA RD NYAH BRIDGE MURRAY RIVER AT NYAH 4.0 ROAD OVER WATERWAY NSW 32 5149 ABBOTSFORD BRIDGE CALDER HWY ABBOTSFORD BRIDGE MURRAY RIVER AT CURLWAA 4.2 ROAD OVER WATERWAY NSW 20, Curlwaa town 5575 BETHANGA BRIDGE RIVERINA HWY STEEL TRUSS BRIDGE MURRAY RIVER AT HUME RESERVOIR 4.0 ROAD OVER WATERWAY NSW 35 Valid for map: 15 November 2011 Page 1 of 2 BRIDGE VERTICAL CLEARANCE <4.3m This bridge vertical clearance report only shows Roads & Maritime Services managed bridges with vertical clearances less than 4.3m. Drivers are still required to abide by sign posted height clearances. Advisable Vertical Clearance BN: Bridge Name: Road Name: Location Description : Vertical Constraints: Map Grid: Height (m): 8452 PAMPOOLAH FLOODWAY PAMPOOLAH RD PPLNK BRIDGE N/B PAMPOOLAH FLOOD WAY 8.26 K N OF TAREE 2.1 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 13 8456 BRIAN MCGOWAN BDG LOCAL RD PVSLB BRIDGE MAIN NORTHERN RLY 59.22K N OF HORNSBY 3.8 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 26, Gosford town 8639 VALERY RD BRIDGE ON SH10 N/B VALERY ROAD RALEIGH DEVIATION 3.5 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 08 8640 VALERY RD BRIDGE ON SH10 S/B VALERY ROAD RALEIGH DEVIATION 3.5 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 08 8779 PAMPOOLAH FLOODWAY PAMPOOLAH RD S/B PPLNK BRIDGE PAMPOOLAH FLOOD WAY 8.22 K N OF TAREE 2.4 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 13 9960 CREEK RESERVE RD N/B PSUTG BRIDGE NORTH ARM COCKLE CK 6.5KM NTH TORONTO 3.2 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 18, Kurri Kurri town 10425 LOCAL RD N/B BRIDGE UNNAMED CREEK 25.7KM NORTH TAREE 3.9 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 13 10426 LOCAL RD S/B BRIDGE UNNAMED CREEK 25.7KM NTH OF TAREE 3.9 ROAD UNDER ROAD-ON-BRIDGE NSW 13 Valid for map: 15 November 2011 Page 2 of 2.
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