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Comment: Stobie pole with high voltage line from North Adelaide to East Terrace, in Hackney Road. Taken in February 2005.
portad1 * Abandoned stobie poles and transformer on site of new Port River rail and road bridges - March 2005 * 800 x 1293 * (49KB)

portad2 * ETSA junction box on abandoned stobie pole on site of new Port River rail and road bridges - March 2005 * 800 x 1336 * (49KB)

portad3 * Cast iron pole on Saint Vincent Street, near Mundy Street Port Adelaide - March 2005 * 800 x 1365 * (49KB)

portad4 * Cast iron pole on Saint Vincent Street, near Mundy Street Port Adelaide - March 2005 * 800 x 1502 * (45KB)

hackney1 * One of Adelaide's few remaining wooden power poles, in Hackney Road. Taken in February 2005. * 800 x 1447 * (48KB)
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station1 * Ornate base of cast iron power pole built into Adelaide Railway Station awning, with newspaper kiosk and Bee Line Bus. The pole has since been painted brown, the kiosk has been removed, and the 99B bus will be replaced by the tram. Taken March 2005. * 800 x 1044 * (48KB)

station2 * Ornate base of cast iron power pole built into Adelaide Railway Station awning, with newspaper kiosk, water fountain and Bee Line Bus. Workers are cleaning the AMP Building windows in top right. Taken in March 2005. * 800 x 1132 * (48KB)

coppin1 * Painted stobie pole in Coppin Street, Semaphore. Taken in June 2005. * 800 x 1722 * (48KB)

coppin2 * Painted stobie pole in Coppin Street, Semaphore. Taken in June 2005. * 800 x 1423 * (49KB)

britannia * The ornate base is all that is left of this cast iron power pole in the verandah of the Britannia Hotel on Kensington Road at the Britannia Roundabout. Taken in September 2005. * 800 x 850 * (49KB)
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