Beneath the wide Australian sky, Exford Bridge stretches across the Melton Reservoir. It’s not just a bridge, but a quiet observer of the town of Exford’s history. Exford Bridge silently witnessed the growth of this small Victorian town, located just 39 km west of Melbourne’s bustling center. Exford Bridge saw the reservoir fill for the first time in 1916, its waters destined for the Werribee Irrigation District. The bridge has also seen families gather for picnics and barbecues, their laughter echoing across the water. Exford Bridge has been a constant presence, even as the local post office opened in 1911 and sadly closed its doors in 1964. Today, Exford Bridge connects the community, including the 200 students who attend the local primary school. Exford Bridge, a steadfast landmark, stands as a testament to the town’s enduring spirit. It’s a place where the past and present meet, a quiet sentinel watching over Exford’s story as it continues to unfold.
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