The Smollet Street Bridge over the Bungambrawatha Creek is a heritage-listed wrought iron arch Bridge in Albury, NSW, designed by John A. McDonald, Assistant Engineer for Roads &amp; Bridges. The Bridge is the oldest of only two metal arch bridges in New South Wales, the other being Sydney Harbour Bridge. The deck is supported by curved wrought iron parabolic half ribs riveted in pairs and connected to five three-pinned arches. The arches consist of sets of two channel irons placed back to back. The deck is a conventional combination of iron beams atop the arch ribs at the crown, with iron buckled plates between them, and covered by the road topping, originally tarred gravel but now concrete. The Bridge has an overall length of 15.8m, a rise at the centre of 3.0m and is 6.1m wide between kerbs.
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