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Eight engineering heritage sites to mark World Heritage Day 2024

Lachlan Haycock by Lachlan Haycock
18 April 2024
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Eight engineering heritage sites to mark World Heritage Day 2024

Celebrate International Day for Monuments and Sites, better known as World Heritage Day, with these eight heritage engineering sites – one for every state and territory in Australia.

In 2022, to mark International Day for Monuments and Sites, commonly known as World Heritage Day, create covered seven iconic heritage industrial sites from across Australia, including the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Parkes Radio Telescope and the Budj Bim eel traps in Victoria.

Now, explore eight more heritage engineering sites – one for every state and territory in the nation – some of which create has covered before, and some of which you might not have heard of.

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Some of the above projects have been previously featured in create – use the links below:

  • Belconnen Naval Transmitter Station
  • Walter Taylor Bridge
  • Duck Reach Power Station
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Lachlan Haycock is a journalist and translator who has written for publications in Australia and abroad. His passion for all things Indonesian is second only to the accurate use of apostrophes on public signage.

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