| House | $1,022,400  |
| Land | $511,700 |
Surrounding suburbs
| Batesford | $1,710,000 |
| Hamlyn Heights | $785,800  |
| Herne Hill | $751,900 |
| Highton | $927,500 |
| Newtown | $1,182,600 |
| House | $638 |
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| Planning History: |
| Registered as Victorian heritage |
| A Listed - State Significance HISTORIC PLACES DOCUMENT SHEET - GRC SHEET NO 13 STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE The Fyansford Bridge, erected in 1899 and opened for traffic in February 1900, is the first bridge in Victoria completed using the new reinforced concrete technique developed in Europe and known as the 'Monier' principle Sydney engineers Gumnow and Carter introduced the system to Australia and leading Victorian engineering's John Monash and J.T.N. Anderson pioneered this work in Victoria. The Fyansford Bridge is or paramount importance to this history of technology in Australia which finely defined proportions over the three spans of arches contributing to its notable aesthetic qualities. RECOMMENDATIONS: PROTECTIVE MEASURES Geelong Regional Commission Register Historic Buildings Council Register Australian Heritage Commission Register of the National Estate REFERENCES Alsop, P.F. Notes on National Trust of Victoria, File No. 2841 Geelong Advertiser - 17th February, 1900. 'Memorial Stone Inscription' AD 1900 THE FIRST MORIER BRIDGE IN THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIVTORIA FOR THE SHIRES OF BANNOCK BURN AND CORIO W.H. JONES PRESIDENT. BANNOCKBURN SHIRE JAMES CAMPBELL, PRESIDENT CORIO SHIRE SAMUEL MORRIS AND JAMES BLAIR SECRETARIES A. L. CAMPBELL SUPERINTENDING ENGINEERS ERECTED BY MONASH AND ANDERSON |
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