Dungog Council starts pre-construction work in preparation for new bridge over the Williams River at Clarence Town

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Updated September 28 2021 - 4:34pm, first published September 24 2021 - 1:33pm
Maintained: Built in 1880 the Brig O'Johnston Bridge is the oldest surviving timber truss bridge in NSW. It will be maintained when the new bridge is built. Photo: Michelle Mexon
Maintained: Built in 1880 the Brig O'Johnston Bridge is the oldest surviving timber truss bridge in NSW. It will be maintained when the new bridge is built. Photo: Michelle Mexon

Years after it was first proposed, the new bridge over the Williams River at Clarence Town is another step closer to reality.

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Michelle Mexon

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