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Bridges of NSW

Posted on 02/11/2008 by dougaj4

An excellent and detailed account of historical bridges in New South Wales:

Bridge Types in NSW Historical Overviews

Bridge Types of NSW - sample

Bridge Types of NSW - sample

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