Between Two Bridges Trail Walk
Wahgunyah
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The John Foord Bridge was completed in 1892 and named after the founder of Wahgunyah. A new bridge opened in April 2005, known as the Federation Bridge. It includes the Federation Arch and the Barassi Line, a set of Australian football posts signifying an imaginary line once coined as a divide between Australian football and the rugby codes. The bridges connect Corowa, NSW and Wahgunyah, Victoria. The different seasons show a change in landscape with the different water levels of the Murray River. As you walk along note the many different bird species that make this area home.