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Comment: Older ceramic insulators on pole next to Gepps Cross Hotel, Grand Junction Road, Gepps Cross, taken in May 1999.
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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gwd-rd1 * The first stobie pole on Goodwood Road, south of Greenhill Road. Taken in January 2005. * 800 x 536 * (49KB)

gwd-rd2 * Old cast iron pole on Goodwood Road near Rosa Street and pedestrian crossing. Taken January 2005. These were once common on Adelaide's arterial roads, often supporting tramway overhead as well as power lines. * 800 x 1220 * (49KB)

gwd-rd3 * Stobies and cast iron pole on Goodwood Road, Goodwood. Taken in January 2005. * 800 x 536 * (49KB)

gwd-rd4 * Stobies and cast iron pole on Goodwood Road, Goodwood. Stobies are often increased in height with metal extenders when 11 kV wiring is added. Taken in January 2005. * 800 x 570 * (49KB)

port-rd1 * Two stobie poles carrying 11 kV and 33 kV(?) power lines from Port Road to Cheltenham Parade, Cheltenham, past the former General Motors - Holden Woodville plant. January 2005 * 800 x 1366 * (49KB)
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