Boorloo Bridge
Western Australia · Australia
A pedestrian and cycle bridge completed in 2024, reflecting Indigenous culture through its name and design.
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5 sections · tap a section for its opening lines1Boorloo Bridge
Welcome to the Boorloo Bridge, the city's newest and most culturally significant river crossing. Officially opened on December 22, 2024, this bridge is far more than a functional link for pedestrians and cyclists between Victoria…
Listen in the app2Whadjuk Noongar Cultural Themes
The Boorloo Bridge is a masterpiece of 'strong engagement' with Aboriginal heritage. Throughout the planning process, extensive meetings with elders ensured that their stories were not just heard but woven into the very fabric of…
Listen in the app3The Native Landscape: 90,000 Plants
As you move along the bridge, take note of the extensive landscaping that surrounds the structure, particularly on Heirisson Island. The project included the strategic planting of approximately 90,000 native plants and nearly 700…
Listen in the app4Nightfall and the 17,000 LED Lights
While the Boorloo Bridge is impressive by day, it is truly spectacular at night. The structure is fitted with 17,000 LED cable lights that transform it into a glowing canvas of light and color. …
Listen in the app5Closing
As we conclude our crossing of the Boorloo Bridge, we reflect on its significance as a 'destination, not just a bridge to cross.' It is a symbol of the 'Building for Tomorrow' initiative, where infrastructure is built with a deep…
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What is Boorloo Bridge?
Boorloo Bridge is a place in Western Australia · Australia with 5 story sections on Tellby. You can read the opening of each section on this page; the sound plays in the app.
| Location | Western Australia · Australia |
|---|---|
| Type | Heritage |
| Story sections | 5 |
| Text language | English |
| Coordinates | -31.9704, 115.8868 |
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