New Grafton Bridge - Additional Crossing of the Clarence River
New Grafton Bridge - Additional Crossing of the Clarence River
Grafton Bridge is located across the Clarence River in Grafton, New South Wales. After an
inspection in October 2008 it was found out that the bridge cannot withstand the increasing
volume of traffic. To improve traffic efficiency between existing Grafton and South Grafton,
Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) decided to deliver an additional crossing over Clarence
River. The parallel New Grafton Bridge located 70 meters east of the first bridge is composed
of two lanes and has been designed to increase up to four lanes depending on the traffic
demands. The new bridge is 525 meters long and is composed of 2 super-tee approach
spans, 2 end spans (box girder) and 5 mid-spans (box girder).
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