Wynyard Crossing

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Wynyard Crossing is a new double bascule walking / cycling bridge built in 2011 in Auckland, New Zealand. It connects the redeveloped Wynyard Quarter with Te Wero Island and the existing Viaduct Harbour entertainment district, and thereby, with the wider Auckland waterfront. The 100m long bridge is able to lift to allow watercraft passage into the Viaduct Harbour area, with a 36m wide channel created by lifting two 22m movable sections. Opening and closing the bridge will take 90, respectively 60 seconds, controlled by an on-site operator contactable by boats via radio.
Instead, a less expensive walking and cycling bridge was constructed from prefabricated sections – though the foundations will be strong enough to later bear a more substantial bridge capable of carrying public transport vehicles.In April 2011, the first of the two 29 ton spans of the lifting bridge was installed. The bridge opened for the public in early August 2011.

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