William Jolly Bridge

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The William Jolly Bridge is a major heritage-listed road bridge in Brisbane, Australia, known for its distinctive concrete arches and role in connecting the city's inner suburbs across the Brisbane River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arch bridge
heritage-listed place
road bridge
architecturalStyle Art Deco
carries motor vehicles
road traffic
category Bridges completed in 1932
Bridges in Brisbane
Concrete bridges in Australia
Road bridges in Queensland
connects Brisbane CBD
South Brisbane
constructionStart 1928
country Australia
crosses Brisbane River
designer Harding Frew
formerName Grey Street Bridge
hasApproach Grey Street side
Roma Street side
hasDesignFeature concrete arches
ribs-through-arch design
hasHeritageCriteria aesthetic landmark in Brisbane
association with engineer Harding Frew
demonstrates evolution of Queensland’s history
demonstrates principal characteristics of a large concrete arch bridge
hasLighting decorative lighting
hasNumberOfSpans 3
hasStructureType concrete arch
heritageRegister Queensland Heritage Register
heritageSignificance aesthetic
historical
technical
heritageStatus heritage-listed
locatedIn Brisbane
Queensland
maintainedBy Brisbane City Council
material reinforced concrete
namedAfter William Jolly
namedForOccupation Lord Mayor of Brisbane
opened 1932
owner Brisbane City Council
partOf Brisbane road network
region Inner Brisbane
significance important transport link between inner suburbs
major river crossing in Brisbane
usedFor bus routes
commuter traffic

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Brisbane River hasBridge William Jolly Bridge
South Brisbane crossedBy William Jolly Bridge