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• 1992: Closed to pedestrian traffic.
• 2004, October 7: Collapsed. Was still closed to pedestrian traffic at the time of the collapse, but was still carrying the local water supply.
• Later at same location 2021 Satok - Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.

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• 2019: Anchor block tilted during load test. As of October 2019, the bridge was not formally completed.
• 2020, October: Work underway to correct the issues found in 2019. May be completed by November 2020.
• At former location of 1926 Satok (Yellow) - Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia.

External Links:

• Public hope Satok Suspension Bridge Project can be completed on time | Borneo Post Online. From the article: "According to the Public Works Department (JKR) Sarawak Corporate Communication Facebook page, the road closure is to dismantle bridge deck and other accessories, to complete the Satok Anchor Block and Matang Anchor Block, replace the saddles for both towers, complete the cable transferring works to the new Anchor Blocks, reinstall the bridge deck and other accessories, and the project is expected to be delivered by end of November. The purpose of the dismantling is to reduce the loadings to the cables in order to increase the safety factor during the cable transferring works and saddle replacement works on top of the tower. The bridge itself is safe as confirmed by the recent load tests carried out on the bridge towers."

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• Canopy walk with at least five connected suspension spans.

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• Assumed to be a Louis Harper bridge based on extreme resemblance to other Louis Harper bridges of the 1890s and 1900s.
• See (suspension bridge) - Kampung Seropak vicinity, Sarawak, Malaysia. The two bridges are extremely similar in appearance.

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• 2022, January: Bridge is the subject of viral news reports showing young children using the bridge to get to school despite many missing floorboards. Repairs initiated soon after.

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• Replaced 2018 after having been derelict for several years. Gained some notoriety in early 2018 after videos went viral showing a father helping his young son across the wrecked bridge to get to school.
• Coordinates are for the 2018 replacement span. Actual suspension bridge location may have been slightly west of this point.

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• The coordinates provided are believed to be the approximate location of this bridge based on reports by those having trekked into the remains of the 19th-century Tegora Mercury/Antimony Mine site. In general, its location has been a bit of a mystery given its remote location under dense tree cover. It very much appears to be a Harper bridge, but I've never seen it in any list of Harper bridges. Its towers appear almost identical to Harper's Doveridge bridge.
• See 1898 Doveridge - Doveridge, England, United Kingdom.
• See (footbridge) - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The two bridges are nearly identical in appearance.

External Links:

• Gawai 2011 Trek To Lost Tegora Antimony Mine | BOMBASTIC BORNEO

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• Appears to have been completed in 2017 or 2018.

External Links:

• Twitter. Thread with several images of the bridge.

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• Work was halted on this bridge in 2004 due to funding issues. The bridge was intended to be part of a monorail system. As of 2004 the main span of the bridge was completed, but no approaches were built.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20006755