Undalya Bridge

The Undalya Iron Bridge, affectionately known as the "basket bridge," is a remarkable single-span iron structure spanning the Wakefield River in South Australia's Clare Valley. Completed in 1879, it stands as a testament to Victorian-era engineering. Originally constructed to facilitate traffic between the Burra copper mines and Port Wakefield, the bridge has withstood numerous floods and remains a local icon. Today, it serves as a scenic spot, inviting visitors to appreciate its historical significance and the surrounding natural beauty. Efforts are ongoing to conserve this heritage landmark for future generations.