Gladesville Bridge


Photo. Michael Rogers


Links

Map of the area - including Gladesville Bridge


Gladesville Bridge - data base entry


 

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The Gladesville Bridge, which crosses the Parramatta River in Sydney, Australia, is the second longest concrete arch bridge in the world.  With a main span length of 305 meters and an overall length of 488 meters, this bridge represents a marvel of engineering design and the use of concrete.  Constructed from 1959 to 1964, with a vertical clearance of 40.7 meters the Gladesville Bridge is a dramatic contrast to the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the same region. 

 

Gladesville Bridge


Photo. Michael Rogers


Links

Map of the area - including Gladesville Bridge


Gladesville Bridge - data base entry


 

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The Gladesville Bridge, which crosses the Parramatta River in Sydney, Australia, is the second longest concrete arch bridge in the world.  With a main span length of 305 meters and an overall length of 488 meters, this bridge represents a marvel of engineering design and the use of concrete.  Constructed from 1959 to 1964, with a vertical clearance of 40.7 meters the Gladesville Bridge is a dramatic contrast to the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the same region.