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Today we're talking about Victoria Bridge.

124-years old Victoria Bridge is a colonial-era bridge located in central Perak, Malaysia.

Connecting both banks of Perak River, Victoria Bridge is a marvel of its time.

Why did the colonial government spend so much money to build a bridge high above the Perak River?


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REFERENCES
Fisher, C. A. (1948). The railway geography of British Malaya. Scottish Geographical Magazine, 64(3), 123-136.

Kaur, A. (1980). Road or Rail?—Competition in Colonial Malaya 1909-1940. Journal of the Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 53(2 (238), 45-66.

Kaur, A. (1980). The Impact of railroads on the Malayan Economy, 1874–1941. The Journal of Asian Studies, 39(4), 693-710.

Mohd Hasrol Haffiz Aliasak, Mhd. Nor Osman, Siti Rahayu Zakaria, Mohd Farid Sa'ad & Nur Lesya Firsya Johaimi Ling (2016). Town of Karai: The Only Coal Mining Site in the State of Perak and Its Contribution to the Urban Development. In Regional Conference on Science, Technology and Social Sciences (RCSTSS 2014) Science and Technology (pp. 187-199). Springer Singapore.


KEYWORDS: Victoria Bridge, Enggor, Karai, Perak, Malaysia, Malaysia rail, Malaysia train, Malaysia history, old bridge, truss bridge, steel bridge, British Empire, colonial era