Landmarks · Sydney, Australia · arch and waterline
How tall is Sydney Harbour Bridge?
Sydney Harbour Bridge’s arch reaches 134 meters above mean sea level. This keeps the sea-level baseline distinct from the roadway.
134 m
Sourced measurement- Measurement
- Top of arch above mean sea level · 134 m
- Subject or version
- Sydney, Australia · arch and waterline
- In feet, rounded
- 439.6 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
Transport for NSW’s conservation-management plan states that the top of the arch is 134 meters above mean sea level. The dimension does not begin at the deck or at the deepest foundation.
The bounded elevation retains the arch’s full rise and the lower roadway. Water is excluded from the cutout, but the comparison baseline represents mean sea level. Stone pylons remain supporting context rather than the highest measured feature.
Quick facts
Sydney Harbour Bridge’s arch reaches 134 meters above mean sea level. This keeps the sea-level baseline distinct from the roadway.
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