List of bridges in Perth, Western Australia

Template:SHORTDESC: Template:Use Australian English Template:GeoGroup This is a list of major bridges in Perth, Western Australia. Most bridges cross either the Swan River or the Canning River, the two main rivers that traverse the Swan Coastal Plain. Others are overpasses for major roads.

Road bridges

Name	Image	Length	Location	Coordinates	Carries	Crosses	Notes
Barrack Street Bridge			Perth	31.95191°S 115.86156°E / -31.95191; 115.86156 (Barrack Street Bridge)	Beaufort Street	Fremantle railway line
Canning Bridge		175 m (574 ft)	Como – Applecross	32.010972°S 115.853194°E / -32.010972; 115.853194 (Canning Bridge)	Canning Highway	Canning River
Template:HsThe Causeway		341 m (1,120 ft)	East Perth – Victoria Park	31.966806°S 115.886000°E / -31.966806; 115.886000 (The Causeway)	The Causeway (road)	Swan River	Comprises two bridges meeting at Heirisson Island
Fremantle Traffic Bridge		230 m (750 ft)	North Fremantle – Fremantle	32.0410°S 115.7546°E / -32.0410; 115.7546 (Fremantle Traffic Bridge)	Queen Victoria Street	Swan River
Garratt Road Bridge		240 m (790 ft)	Bayswater – Ascot	31.9324°S 115.9164°E / -31.9324; 115.9164 (Garratt Road Bridge)	Garratt Road	Swan River
Horseshoe Bridge		280 m (920 ft)	Perth	31.95083°S 115.85944°E / -31.95083; 115.85944 (Horseshoe Bridge)	William Street	Fremantle railway line
Mooro-Beeloo Bridge		271 m (889 ft)	Bayswater – Redcliffe	31.930194°S 115.937028°E / -31.930194; 115.937028 (Redcliffe Bridge)	Tonkin Highway	Swan River	Known as Redcliffe Bridge until December 2023
Mount Henry Bridge		660 m (2,170 ft)	Salter Point – Brentwood	32.03333°S 115.85861°E / -32.03333; 115.85861 (Mount Henry Bridge)	Kwinana Freeway	Canning River	Also a railway bridge
Narrows Bridge		397 m (1,302 ft)	Perth – South Perth	31.96333°S 115.84694°E / -31.96333; 115.84694 (Narrows Bridge)	Kwinana Freeway	Swan River	Three parallel bridges; also a railway bridge
Riverton Bridge		100 m (330 ft)	Riverton – Wilson	32.027833°S 115.9013194°E / -32.027833; 115.9013194 (Riverton Bridge)	Fern Road	Canning River
Shelley Bridge		240 m (790 ft)	Shelley – Wilson	32.0237°S 115.9017°E / -32.0237; 115.9017 (Shelley Bridge)	Leach Highway	Canning River
Stirling Bridge		400 m (1,300 ft)	North Fremantle – East Fremantle	32.0392°S 115.7593°E / -32.0392; 115.7593 (Stirling Bridge)	Stirling Highway	Swan River
Walley Bridge		61 m (200 ft)	Wellard – Baldivis	32.2718°S 115.8451°E / -32.2718; 115.8451 (Walley Bridge)	Kwinana Freeway	Millar Road, Rail Line 13
Windan Bridge		406 m (1,332 ft)	East Perth – Burswood	31.9474°S 115.8828°E / -31.9474; 115.8828 (Windan Bridge)	Graham Farmer Freeway	Swan River	Runs alongside Goongoongup Bridge

Railway bridges

Name	Image	Location	Coordinates	Carries	Crosses	Notes
Bunbury Bridge		East Perth	31.94794°S 115.88286°E / -31.94794; 115.88286 (Bunbury Bridge)		Swan River	1930 to 1996
Goongoongup Bridge		East Perth – Burswood	31.9477°S 115.8829°E / -31.9477; 115.8829 (Goongoongup Bridge)	Armadale and Thornlie railway lines	Swan River	1995 to present
Mount Henry Bridge		Salter Point – Brentwood	32.03333°S 115.85861°E / -32.03333; 115.85861 (Mount Henry Bridge)	Mandurah railway line	Canning River
Narrows Bridge		Perth – South Perth	31.96333°S 115.84694°E / -31.96333; 115.84694 (Narrows Bridge)	Mandurah railway line	Swan River

Pedestrian bridges

Name	Image	Location	Coordinates	Crosses	Notes
Boorloo Bridge		East Perth – Victoria Park		Swan River	Under construction
Elizabeth Quay Bridge		Perth	31.95923°S 115.85581°E / -31.95923; 115.85581 (Elizabeth Quay Bridge)	Elizabeth Quay
Matagarup Bridge		East Perth	31.954°S 115.885°E / -31.954; 115.885 (Matagarup Bridge)	Swan River
The Kids' Bridge		Nedlands		Winthrop Avenue
Trafalgar Bridge		East Perth	31.95193°S 115.88022°E / -31.95193; 115.88022 (Trafalgar Bridge)	Claisebrook Cove

See also

• Swan River (Western Australia) § Bridges

General references

• Main Roads Western Australia (June 2014). "Special Purpose Vehicle Restricted Bridges: Perth Metropolitan and Mandurah Area" (PDF) (24th ed.). Government of Western Australia. Archived from the original (PDF) on 16 December 2014. Retrieved 25 January 2021.

External links

• Media related to Bridges in Perth, Western Australia at Wikimedia Commons