View of Singapore River and Boat Quay with Fort Canning Hill in the background

Elgin Bridge can be seen below Fort Canning Hill, originally built in 1862 and marked the boundary between the Malay and Chinese kampongs. A new Elgin Bridge was later built on the same site in 1927.

 

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