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Stories of Townsville

The Victoria Bridge and the George Roberts Bridge, across Ross Creek, Townsville, 1976

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TitleThe Victoria Bridge and the George Roberts Bridge, across Ross Creek, Townsville, 1976PhotographerPhotographer unknown.Date1976ImprintPermission granted for public access and copying.Geolocationnot specifiedNoteThe George Roberts Bridge was named in honour of prominent third generation Townsville solicitor, George Vivian Roberts. Mr. Roberts was active in local government and served on many local committees. He also served as Deputy Vice Chancellor of James Cook University.

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Subject (Keyword)Townsville (Qld.)

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The Victoria Bridge and the George Roberts Bridge, across Ross Creek, Townsville, 1976

Victoria Bridge

George Roberts Bridge

Dean Street

Anthony Street

Mcilwraith Street

Dibbs Street

Tomlins Street

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