• Bridge over the Barwon River linking South Geelong's Moorabool Street to High Street, Belmont. The original structure was destroyed in a flood in 1852 with a tolled punt service offering access over the river before a new bridge opened in 1859; this bridge would be replaced in 1926.

• Beginning life as part of a natural watercourse, Johnstone Park has seen many changes in appearance and function over the last 160 years, from a dangerous gully to a swamp, then a popular and lush leafy retreat to civic and public event space. The land once known as La Trobe's Dam was acquired by Geelong Town Council and a concerted effort was immediately made to beautify the area and make it safe for all who would use it.

Use for: Moorarbool Street

• Principal street in CBD stretching from Corio Bay in the north to Barwon River in the south. The focal spine in Hoddle's original survey of 1838 and with unobstructed views of the bay and You Yangs, Moorabool Street continues to be a focus of business and civic activity followed closely by intersecting thoroughfares Ryrie and Malop Streets.