27. The second of our Indooroopilly bridges carries rail traffic and was constructed as part of the quadruplication of the Ipswich line between Roma Street and Corinda. By what name is this bridge known?
From Quiz Brisbane's Burgeoning Bridges
Answer:
The bridge has no official name
Believe it or not, the bridge has no official name! Queensland Rail (QR), who operates the bridge, states that they call it the 'Indooroopilly Rail Bridge'. However, as stated above, the bridge was never officially named when it opened in June 1958. During construction, QR simply referred to it as the 'new bridge'.
As this is a contentious local issue, my source (which cites the Lord Mayor's office and QR on the subject) is as follows:
http://www.abc.net.au/brisbane/stories/s1727736.htm
Of the other choices, the Bremer Bridge does not exist, however, its name is a corruption of Ipswich's Bremer River Bridge. The Bremer River flows into the Brisbane River at a junction named Barella Point, which is upstream from the first bridge in this quiz. The Westgate Bridge is located in Melbourne, and was the site of a bridge collapse during construction in 1970, killing 35 workers. The Pamphlett Bridge crosses Oxley Creek, a tributary of the Brisbane River, in the suburb of Tennyson.