Peats Ferry Bridge Restoration Complete
The Minns Labor Government is celebrating the restoration of the Peats Ferry Bridge at Mooney Mooney, a $39 million project now complete.
Built during World War II and opened in 1945, the bridge has been a symbol of connection and ingenuity for 80 years, linking the Central Coast and Sydney across the Hawkesbury River.
The 80-year-old steel truss bridge has undergone significant repairs, including a complete repaint, steel and concrete repairs, new traffic and pedestrian barriers, and a full structural refresh.
- More than 60 local workers were part of the project.
- The bridge boasts one of the largest spans between piers of any steel truss road bridge in the state.
- It once held the record for the world’s longest welded truss span.
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Author's summary: Peats Ferry Bridge restored after $39 million project.
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