Crossings
Official names of the level crossings/subways/bridges
Level Crossings
Foot Crossings - Foot Bridges - Subways
Bridges - Road & Rail
Official names of the level crossings/subways/bridges
courtesy Chris Gordon
Legend: FO - Foot Only UL - Underline Bridge OL - Overline Bridge BB - Boom Barriers PG - Pedestrain gates (power operated) PO - Pedestrian Open Style (crib crossing) - - T - Tramway
Moonee Ponds Creek UL Llyod Street UL.Cat3 Arden Street OL FO Macaulay Road BB+PG Macaulay Road Subway UL FO Smith Street Subway UL FO Racecourse Road
(T - Tramway)ULT.Cat3 Newmarket Subway UL FO Finsbury Subway UL FO Dover Street Footbridge OL FO Kent Street OL Ascot Vale Road UL.Cat 2 Bloomfield Road UL.Cat 2 Ascot Vale Subway UL FO Maribynong Road OLT Eglington Street Footbridge OL FO Puckle Street BB+PG Puckle Street Subway Ul FO Moonee Ponds Subway UL FO Taylor Street/Ardmillan Road PG FO Park Street BB+PG Buckley Street BB+PG Buckley Street Subway UL FO Essendon Central Subway UL FO Essendon Subway UL FO Mount Alexander Road ULT.Cat 2 Brewster Street footbridge OL FO Napier Street OL Glenbervie subway UL FO Strathmore Subway UL FO Pascoe Vale Road OL Moonee Ponds Creek UL Pascoe Vale Road/Freeway Off Ramp OL Tullamarine Freeway OL Bell Street on ramp OL Bell Street off ramp OL O'Heas Street/Tate Street PO FO Gaffney Street BB+PG Austin Cresent Reserve UL Devon Road BB+PO Oak Park Subway UL FO Barina Road Subway UL FO Glenroy Road BB+PG Glenroy Subway UL FO Jacana Footbridge OL FO Western Ring Road UL.Cat 3 Standard Gauge Flyover OL Camp Road OL Broadmeadows Subway UL FO Ascot Vale Road BB+PG Epsom Road ULT.Cat 3 Racecourse Subway UL FO Bridge Structures
Cat.2 - Exposed Beam construction including prestressed concrete girders with a timber, steel or concrete deck with external crash beams provided immediately in advance of the bridges' superstructure (in other words if a truck hits the bridge, after it gets past the crash beams, then the bridge is stuffed)
Cat.3 - Steel beams totally encased in concrete to form a solid superstructure and also include masonary arches and reinforced concrete
structures (in other words, a bomb to destroy bridge)