Raleigh Bridge
Project overview
The NSW Government funds the ongoing maintenance of the Raleigh Bridge to ensure safety and improve the journey of road users.
Latest news
May 2019 - Raleigh Bridge reopens
The Raleigh Bridge reopened to traffic on Saturday 11 May 2019.
To thank the community for their co-operation and patience during this time, locals were invited to walk across the bridge to see the new paint job up close.
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Project information
Background
Raleigh Bridge was opened in 1935, crossing the Bellinger River on Keevers Drive (the Old Pacific Highway) linking the villages of Repton and Raleigh.
To ensure the Heritage-listed bridge continues servicing the community and to minimise corrosion in the future, it needs to be repaired and repainted.
We expect to complete the project in 12 months, weather permitting.
We will keep the community informed as the project progresses.
Review of environmental factors
The project’s review of environmental (REF) factors was displayed for public comment earlier in the year. A submissions report (PDF, 5.26Mb) has been prepared and can be viewed or downloaded.
Community information
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
- February 2018 frequently asked questions
Review of Environmental Factors FAQ's.
Project documents
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Project updates
- June 2018 project update
Raleigh Bridge repainting and repairs from Monday 18 June 2018.
December 2017 project update
Raleigh Bridge maintenance.
Reports
Media releases
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