Notes:

• Replaced Far Red Hill - Mount Morgan, Queensland, Australia.

External Links:

• Mount Morgan web site (link reported not working). Notes: "At a special meeting of the Mount Morgan Shire Council in February 1939, the Council accepted a tender from Mr. W. Kerrigan to rebuild [the previous Far Red Hill bridge]. The bridge is now neglected and in a very bad state of repair and is unusable."

Notes:

• Closed briefly in late 2020 for repairs and refurbishment.
• At former location of East Street - Mount Morgan, Queensland, Australia.

Notes:

• According to a sign at one of the remaining Mount Morgan suspension bridges, "[this bridge] spanned from Tipperary Road to the 'lower yards' of the mine, 100 metres past where the western end of Morgan Street crosses the Dee. It was destroyed in 1928."

Notes:

• According to a sign at one of the remaining Mount Morgan suspension bridges, "[this bridge] crossed from the mine side of the Dee, west of the gold sheds, to Tipperary Road, opposite where Mountain View and Sunburst Hotels once stood. It too was swept away in 1928."

Notes:

• Completed circa 1891. According to a sign at one of the remaining Mount Morgan suspension bridges, "East Street bridge crossed from Byrnes Parade to near the junction of Cornes and Bridge Street. Built around 1891, it was dismantled in 1904 after the East Street Bridge, now demolished, was erected."
• Later at same location 2001 East Street (Private Victor Stanley Jones) - Mount Morgan, Queensland, Australia.

Notes:

• Completed circa 1890s.
• Replaced by 1939 Far Red Hill - Mount Morgan, Queensland, Australia.

External Links:

• Mount Morgan (link reported not working). Notes that this bridge was destroyed by flood in 1928 and later replaced. A sign at one of the remaining Mount Morgan suspension bridges says this bridge "spanned the river on the far side of Red Hill, from Baldwin Street on the south to School Street on the west."

Notes:

• Damaged by flood, 1928. Rebuilt, 1937.

Notes:

• Completed 1890s. According to a sign at one of the remaining Mount Morgan suspension bridges, "Upper Dee suspension bridge spanned from Byrnes Parade to River Street but was washed away during fierce flooding on 21 April 1928."

External Links:

• Mount Morgan (link reported not working). Mentions that the bridge had already been "converted to a pile-supported bridge" by the time it was destroyed in 1928.