Cotter River and Smiths Road bridges open

johnboy 13 March 2012 13 March 2012

The latest update from Territory And Municipal Services has this goog news:

The ACT Government wishes to advise motorists and road users that the bridge over the Cotter River and Smiths Road bridge are now open.

Much, however, remains closed.

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