Murray Bridge SA 5253
(Pop 15 000)
Pic by Bram Souffreau
Murray Bridge is a sprawling Murray River rural service centre 75 km s-e of Adelaide. Originally occupied by the Ngarrindjeri Aborigines, the town was established when a bridge (therefore the town’s name) was built over the river (1879). Today, Murray Bridge is an important dairying, livestock, poultry and agricultural area. Waterski Race (Oct), Steam Rally Festival (Nov).
Accommodation:
Murray Bridge has 4 motels, a couple of hotels, holiday cottages, B&Bs, 6 caravan parks & houseboats for hire.
Visitor Information Centre:
3 South Terr. Tel (08) 8539 1142.

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