Martin Bridge, Taree

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Project overview

The New South Wales Government funded a major project to repaint Martin Bridge.


Project complete

Repainting of Martin Bridge is now complete.

Thank you to the community and businesses for your ongoing patience while work was carried out.

Project information

Background

Martin Bridge is a steel truss bridge that spans the Manning River at Taree. The bridge has an overall length of 475 metres with 15 spans, 11 of which are steel trusses. The bridge was opened in 1940 and replaced a ferry service at the end of Pulteney Street, Taree.

Transport for NSW delivered the project which included repairing and repainting the existing steel on the bridge. The scope of work involved encapsulating each span to remove and dispose of existing paint and apply three coats of new paint.

Work on the project started on 11 June 2020 and was completed in December 2022.

Project documents

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Contact us

For further information about this project contact:

Phone: 02 8874 6324

Email:Jeff.moore@transport.nsw.gov.au

Mail:Transport for New South Wales, Locked Bag 2030, Newcastle NSW 2300