List of bascule bridges

A list of bascule bridges by country:

Australia

The Grafton Bridge, New South Wales over the Clarence River showing the Bascule span lifted to let shipping through. (Postcard from about 1932; The "Southern Cross" aeroplane has been added to the photograph.)

Birkenhead Bridge carries traffic across the Port River at Port Adelaide.
Tom 'Diver' Derrick Bridge - Port Adelaide, South Australia, single leaf basule bridge down river from the Birkenhead Bridge.
Batemans Bay bridge over Clyde river.
Spit Bridge - Sydney, Australia - being widened from 4 lanes to 6 lanes in 2007
Grafton Bridge, New South Wales - Grafton, New South Wales rail lower deck, road upper deck - lift span out of use
Narooma Bridge - Narooma, New South Wales, still in use in 2005
Carrathool Bridge - Carrathool, New South Wales, across the Murrumbidgee River - the last surviving example of a particular type of bascule lift span [1]
Broadwater Bridge, New South Wales, across the Richmond River, New South Wales - built using the renovated bascule span from the demolished Barneys Point Bridge on the Tweed River, New South Wales, converted from counterweight to hydraulic ram lift.

Belgium

Berendrecht Bridge, Antwerp, 68m long span across the Berendrecht Lock at Port of Antwerp.
Oudendijk Bridge, Antwerp, 68m long span across the Berendrecht Lock at Port of Antwerp.
Zandvliet Bridge, Antwerp, 57m long span across the Zandvliet Lock at Port of Antwerp.
Frederik Hendrik Bridge, Antwerp, 57m long span across the Zandvliet Lock at Port of Antwerp.
Van Cauwelaert Bridge, Antwerp, 35m long span across the Van Cauwelaert Lock at Port of Antwerp.
Kruisschans Bridge, Antwerp, 35m long span across the Van Cauwelaert Lock at Port of Antwerp.
Wilmarsdonk Bridge, Antwerp, 35m span at Port of Antwerp.
Farnese Bridge, Beveren, across the Kallo Lock at Port of Antwerp.
Melsele Bridge, Beveren, across the Kallo Lock at Port of Antwerp.
Boulevard Bridge(Willebroek), Willebroek, 57m span.
Nijverheid Bridge, Puurs
Scheldt Bridge Bornem-Temse, Temse, 50m span.
Scheldt Bridge Temse-Bornem, Temse, double bascule bridge, span 50m.
Herders Bridge, Bruges, 25.5m span.
Dampoort Bridges, Bruges, both spans 20m.
Boudewijn Bridge, Bruges.
Zelzate Bridge, Zelzate, double bascule bridge.
Schuitenier Bridge, Leuven, 12m span.

Canada

Johnson Street Bridge, across the Victoria Harbour Victoria, British Columbia
Jackknife Bascule Bridge, over the Kaministiquia River in Thunder Bay, Ontario
Bridges 1 (Lakeshore Road Bridge), 3A (Carlton Street Bridge), 4 (Homer Bridge [Queenston Road]), 6 (Flight Locks Railway Bridge for Canadian National Railways), 19 (Main Street Bridge [Port Colborne]) and 19A (Mellanby Avenue Bridge) on the Welland Canal. Save for Bridges 3A and 19A, all of these were built during the late 1920s as part of the Fourth Canal expansion project (1913-1932). Bridge 3A was built to replace the original Bridge 3, which was destroyed in an accident. Bridge 19A was constructed in the 1980s to alleviate traffic on Bridge 19 (both bridges lie on either end of Lock 8). Bridge 4 is a twin-leaf, Chicago-type bascule bridge, with its counterweights located under the road deck. All the other bascule bridges on the Welland Canal are single-leaf Rall-type bridges, with counterweights suspended on a frame structure over the roadway.
La Salle Causeway lift bridge - Kingston, Ontario
Cherry Street Strauss Trunnion Bascule Bridge, in Toronto
Cherry Street lift bridge over the Keating Channel, in Toronto
CN Bridge, across the Red River, Winnipeg, Manitoba (non functional)
Murray Street Bridge, Sydenham River, Wallaceburg, Ontario
Dundas Street Bridge, Sydenham River, Wallaceburg, Ontario
Lord Selkirk Bridge, Sydenham River, Wallaceburg Ontario^[1]

Croatia

Osor Bridge in Osor
Trogir Bridge in Trogir

Denmark

Guldborgsund Bridge in Guldborg
Knippelsbro in Copenhagen
Langebro in Copenhagen
Jernbanebroen over Limfjorden in Aalborg
Limfjordsbroen in Aalborg

France

Pegasus Bridge, Ouistreham, Normandy
Sadi-Carnot Bridge, Sète, Hérault

Germany

Bascule bridge, Potshausen, Lower Saxony, Germany
Wolgast-Usedom Bridge, Wolgast, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Wiecker Bridge, Greifswald, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Lindaunis Bridge, Boren, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Ireland

East-Link, Dublin

India

Pamban Bridge, Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu

Japan

Blue Wing Moji, Kitakyūshū
Nagahama Ohashi Bridge, Ōzu

Korea

Yeongdo Bridge, Yeongdo, Busan

Netherlands

Note that in Dutch basculebrug only refers to bascule bridges that have their counterweight rigidly connected to the bridge deck. If there is a hinged connection, it's referred to as ophaalbrug (literally "drawbridge"). This list lists both.