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Comment: Stobies on Burbridge Road, Hilton, before undergrounding of utilities and widening of the road in December 1999. Road has since been renamed Sire Donald Bradman Drive in honour of the renowned test cricketer.
glass-2 * A multipart glass insulator, now rare in Adelaide. * 800 x 802 * (49KB)

mpht-rd1 * This example of multipart glass insulators was taken on Morphett Road near the Morphett Arms Hotel. A few still remain along Morphett Road between the tram line and Morphett Arms hotel. Taken in February 2005. * 800 x 1042 * (48KB)

mpht-rd2 * Close-up view of multipart glass insulators on Morphett Road near the Morphett Arms Hotel. Taken in February 2005. * 800 x 600 * (49KB)

brighton * This side-mounted example is at Brighton on Cedar Avenue, near the railway station. Taken in May 2005. * 800 x 1093 * (49KB)

vrhr-1 * 11 kV stobie pole at Victor Harbor, June 1999. * 800 x 1074 * (49KB)
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everard * Stobie-mounted insulators and fuses for transformer in Everard Avenue, Ashford in November 2000. * 800 x 543 * (49KB)

osborne * Steel transmission towers on LeFevre Peninsula where line from Torrens Island power station crosses Port River, taken in March 2005. * 800 x 633 * (49KB)

woodpole * Rare wooden power pole on Greenhill Road, Tusmore, taken in June 1998. It has since been replaced with a stobie pole. * 800 x 705 * (49KB)

grnhill1 * Stobie pole with older ceramic insulators, also on Greenhill Road, Tusmore, taken in March 2005. * 800 x 724 * (49KB)

grnhill2 * Stobie pole with older ceramic insulators, also on Greenhill Road, Tusmore, taken in March 2005. * 800 x 1552 * (44KB)
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