Spout Creek bridge replacement, Great Ocean Road

The Spout Creek bridge replacement project has delivered a stronger, safer structure for future transport needs, and improving connectivity and safer journeys along the Great Ocean Road for locals, visitors, and industry. 

Replacing the bridge has increased the lifespan and reliability of the structural crossing. The project has delivered the new bridge structure with safety railings, new approach slabs and pavement widening to match the new structure, improved drainage and new pavement on the carpark. 

The project was completed in June 2025.

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The previous Spout Creek bridge on the Great Ocean Road at Eastern View, between Moggs Creek and Lorne, was originally built in 1954 and widened in 1973. 

The new bridge is a safe, reliable crossing that improves connectivity on the Great Ocean Road and boosts the capacity for heavy vehicles that support local industries.  

This $6.1 million project was funded under the Victorian Government’s Structure Renewal Program, as part of the commitment to upgrade several bridges on the Great Ocean Road and inland routes.

For more about other projects along the Great Ocean Road and inland routes as part of the Victorian Government’s $255 million investment which are vital connections for tourism, freight and local communities, visit the Great Ocean Road page.

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Call:    133 778

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