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Ross Bridge
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Ross Bridge is a neighborhood in Hoover, Alabama. The area is named for the railway bridge constructed over Ross Creek by the Confederate Army during the Civil War. The area was annexed into Hoover and the neighborhood began development in 2004.
Nearby attractions
Tasmanian Wool Centre
48 Church St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
Ross Female Factory
2 Portugal St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
Nearby restaurants
The Ross Hotel (Man O' Ross)
35 Church St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop
28 Church St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
Ross Bakery
15 Church St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
Nearby local services
Ross Caravan Park
1 Esplanade, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
Classwood
52 Church St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
Nearby hotels
Riverview at Ross ( Ross Motel )
2 High St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
Stone Cottage
4 Church St, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
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Ross Bridge

Bridge Rd, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
4.6(550)
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Ross Bridge is a neighborhood in Hoover, Alabama. The area is named for the railway bridge constructed over Ross Creek by the Confederate Army during the Civil War. The area was annexed into Hoover and the neighborhood began development in 2004.

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attractions: Tasmanian Wool Centre, Ross Female Factory, restaurants: The Ross Hotel (Man O' Ross), Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop, Ross Bakery, local businesses: Ross Caravan Park, Classwood
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Nearby attractions of Ross Bridge

Tasmanian Wool Centre

Ross Female Factory

Tasmanian Wool Centre

Tasmanian Wool Centre

4.5

(140)

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Ross Female Factory

Ross Female Factory

4.3

(125)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Ross Bridge

The Ross Hotel (Man O' Ross)

Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop

Ross Bakery

The Ross Hotel (Man O' Ross)

The Ross Hotel (Man O' Ross)

4.4

(362)

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Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop

Convict Coffee cafe Bakery31 Gift Shop

4.6

(58)

Closed
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Ross Bakery

Ross Bakery

4.4

(766)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby local services of Ross Bridge

Ross Caravan Park

Classwood

Ross Caravan Park

Ross Caravan Park

4.5

(169)

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Classwood

Classwood

4.8

(42)

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Robin BhargavaRobin Bhargava
Ross Bridge is a historic sandstone bridge located in the town of Ross in Tasmania, Australia. The bridge was constructed between 1830 and 1836 by convicts, under the direction of colonial architect John Lee Archer, and is considered one of the finest examples of early colonial stone arch bridges in Australia. The bridge spans the Macquarie River and features intricate carvings and decorations, including a series of arches with carved keystones depicting faces and animals. The bridge is also adorned with Gothic-style towers at each end, which were added in the late 1800s. Ross Bridge is a popular tourist attraction and is listed on the Australian National Heritage List. The town of Ross itself is also known for its well-preserved colonial buildings, including the Ross Female Factory, a former convict prison for women, which is now a museum and heritage site.
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Worth the visit. Built by convicts. Interesting history
H.C ChongH.C Chong
HISTORIC ENGINEERING MARKER This bridge on the former Hobart to Launceston Road was designed by civil engineer and colonial architect John Lee Archer. The bridge was constructed by two convict stonemasons, Daniel Herbert and James Colbeck, with a gang of convict labour under the direction of Captain William Turner, Commandant of Ross. Herbert creatwed the unique ornamentation of the arches. Both stone masons were emancipated on completion of the bridge which was officially opened by Lt Governor Arthur on 21 October 1836. The Institution of Engineers, Australia 2003
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Ross Bridge is a historic sandstone bridge located in the town of Ross in Tasmania, Australia. The bridge was constructed between 1830 and 1836 by convicts, under the direction of colonial architect John Lee Archer, and is considered one of the finest examples of early colonial stone arch bridges in Australia. The bridge spans the Macquarie River and features intricate carvings and decorations, including a series of arches with carved keystones depicting faces and animals. The bridge is also adorned with Gothic-style towers at each end, which were added in the late 1800s. Ross Bridge is a popular tourist attraction and is listed on the Australian National Heritage List. The town of Ross itself is also known for its well-preserved colonial buildings, including the Ross Female Factory, a former convict prison for women, which is now a museum and heritage site.
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HISTORIC ENGINEERING MARKER This bridge on the former Hobart to Launceston Road was designed by civil engineer and colonial architect John Lee Archer. The bridge was constructed by two convict stonemasons, Daniel Herbert and James Colbeck, with a gang of convict labour under the direction of Captain William Turner, Commandant of Ross. Herbert creatwed the unique ornamentation of the arches. Both stone masons were emancipated on completion of the bridge which was officially opened by Lt Governor Arthur on 21 October 1836. The Institution of Engineers, Australia 2003
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Ross Bridge is a historic sandstone bridge located in the town of Ross in Tasmania, Australia. The bridge was constructed between 1830 and 1836 by convicts, under the direction of colonial architect John Lee Archer, and is considered one of the finest examples of early colonial stone arch bridges in Australia.

The bridge spans the Macquarie River and features intricate carvings and decorations, including a series of arches with carved keystones depicting faces and animals. The bridge is also adorned with Gothic-style towers at each end, which were added in the late 1800s.

Ross Bridge is a popular tourist attraction and is listed on the Australian National Heritage List. The town of Ross itself is also known for its well-preserved colonial buildings, including the Ross Female Factory, a former convict prison for women, which is now a museum and...

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Ross is such a surprise with magnificent cafes, brick and brack stores, antique store wool and Huon craft stores fantastic to while away hours perusing. The Ross Hotel just divine with fresh fresh fish such a change from thawed fish in a charming setting. And you still need to walk the history of the town. The Ross River bridge 1 of 3 oldest bridges in Tassie. Make sure you have a close look at the etchings in the bricks on the arc stones of the bridge. In addition the 42 degree S being the neutral area between Launceston and Hobart. History of the conflict can be found at the Town Hall. Toilets at Town Hall very very clean. A must visit if you...

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HISTORIC ENGINEERING MARKER This bridge on the former Hobart to Launceston Road was designed by civil engineer and colonial architect John Lee Archer. The bridge was constructed by two convict stonemasons, Daniel Herbert and James Colbeck, with a gang of convict labour under the direction of Captain William Turner, Commandant of Ross. Herbert creatwed the unique ornamentation of the arches. Both stone masons were emancipated on completion of the bridge which was officially opened by Lt Governor Arthur on 21 October 1836.

The Institution of Engineers,...

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