See the Dee River suspension bridge

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Tourism and Events Queensland describes a remaining Dee River suspension bridge from the 1890s in Mount Morgan.

By Is Great EditorialUpdated 12 September 20265 min read

A surviving bridge from the colonial era

The Tourism and Events Queensland guide (opens in a new tab) Tourism and Events Queensland describes the Dee River suspension bridge as a surviving reminder of Mount Morgan colonial days, built in the 1890s for access from town to the mine.

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Sources last validated: 11 September 2026.

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