Just Georgian
The Georgian era ended in 1837, according to the people who decide these things. This means the bridge at Ross in Tasmania is just Georgian, as it was finished in July 1836. If it had been made a year later it would have been Victorian, and presumably would have been festooned with carvings of cherubs, grapes and such, and would have been made out of cast iron. As it is, the bridge is austere, elegant and touched with Georgian grace.