Narrows Bridge (Perth)

Narrows Bridge (Perth)
Narrows Bridge
pays=Australie   ville       = Perth
Latitude
Longitude
31° 57′ 48″ Sud
       115° 50′ 49″ Est
/ -31.96333, 115.84694
31°57′48″S 115°50′49″E / -31.96333, 115.84694
Franchit Swan River
Fonction six voies pour les voitures, deux pour les trains
Type béton armé
Longueur 396,5 m
Largeur 27,4 m
Matériau Béton
Construction 1957 - 2005

Géolocalisation sur la carte : Australie

(Voir situation sur carte : Australie)
Narrows Bridge (Perth)

Géolocalisation sur la carte : Australie-Occidentale

(Voir situation sur carte : Australie-Occidentale)
Narrows Bridge (Perth)
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Le Narrows Bridge est un pont autoroutier traversant le fleuve Swan, à Perth en Australie-Occidentale, dans le quartier des The Narrows entre Mill Point et Mont Eliza. Constitué de deux ponts routiers et d'un pont ferroviaire, il relie les autoroutes Mitchell et Kwinana, reliant le centre ville au nord à la banlieue au sud. Le premier pont routier a été ouvert en 1959 et était le plus grand pont en béton préfabriqué et précontraint au monde. Les autres ponts ont été ajoutés dans les années 2000 par suite de la croissance des volumes de trafic en ville.


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