Victor Harbor's new causeway officially opens in a ceremony alongside the existing heritage structure, which is flagged for demolition from February.
Victor Harbor's new causeway has been officially opened to the public as the original structure alongside it is readied for demolition following more than 150 years of service.The existing heritage causeway will be removed during 2022 with only its two ends to be retained
The $43 million concrete and steel replacement was opened during a ceremony at the seaside town this morning, with Premier Steven Marshall describing it as an "exciting" moment for SA ahead of the holiday period. "When it was a windy day, it meant that it couldn't actually be accessed and I know that caused people a lot of stress."
The Premier, ministers and the Victor Harbor mayor cut the ribbon to officially open the new causeway.
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