South Australian Railway Bridges - Part 3

Let's check out 12 more old railway bridges around South Australia.
Enjoy the engineering, the architecture, and the beautiful surrounds of these magnificent structures - most of which have stood the test of time.
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0:07 Murray Bridge - Murray River - Main South Line
0:18 Balaklava - Wakefield River - Gladstone Line
0:22 Port Wakefield - Wakefield River - Blaklava to Moonta Line
0:27 Black Swamp Bridge - Tookayerta Creek - Victor Harbor Line
0:44 Paringa Bridge - Murray River - Barmera Line
1:00 Bookmark Creek - Renmark - Barmera Line
1:05 Salt Creek - Near Cummins - Eyre Peninsula Lines
1:11 Black Rock Viaduct - Peterborough to Quorn Line
1:27 ‘Red Bridge’ - Pekina Creek - Peterborough to Quorn Line
1:39 Wirreanda Creek - Hawker Line
1:51 Willochra Creek - Qourn Line
1:55 Waukarie Creek - Port Augusta to Quorn Line
2:13 Pichi Richi Pass

[@MAMysteryTours]

Hi outdoors type Awesome video. We love the south Australia out back. Thank you for sharing. 😊😊😊😊

[@Outdoorstype]

Thanks for checking in guys!

[@maxhobby1701]

The algebuckna bridge over the Neales river in far north SA A perfect example of Victorian engineering Shipped up there in jig saw bits by camels assembled on site Truly remarkable.

[@DrewsAdventuresGo]

Awesome bridges that make our state pretty epic to live in. Love the drone work Mike 😍 💯

[@Outdoorstype]

Thanks, Drew!

[@maxhobby1701]

I'm referring to the bridges particularly on the former northern narrow guage lines in South Australia Remarkable I just admire the design of these structures max 😊😊

[@maxhobby1701]

Wonderfull Mike hollow Cast iron bridge supports filled with concrete old technology but it worked carried the Weight of thousands of trains over 143 years of service.

[@garynewton1263]

My fav rail bridge is the one on the Old Ghan line, can't remember the locality but its a long steel bridge.

[@Outdoorstype]

I reckon you mean Algebuckina bridge. I'll get there one day.

[@garynewton1263]

@@Outdoorstype Yeah I think thats it.

[@garynewton1263]

So gotta ask about the SA Riverland railways.......so am I right in saying a passenger service used to terminate at Renmark? And did it pass through Loxton?

[@Outdoorstype]

The line through Renmark to a terminus at Barmera took a tortuous route out via Paruna and Paringa. Loxton was a different line. Both lines came from Karoonda. See my Riverland Railways vid for an explanation. Thanks for watching.