Quirindi, Australia.

[McK&H.Aust]

This is the Nowland Street crossing in the town of Quirindi, located in northwest New South Wales, Australia. The gate mechs are Harmon, which are now rare and were only installed for a few years during the mid 1980's. The crossing has two Westinghouse hybrid bells which are also becoming rare, and it is unusual for the bells to ring when the gates are rising. While this is fairly common in other sates such as South Australia (and I believe in parts of the U.S.) the normal practice in NSW is for the bells to shut off when the gates begin to rise.

The crossing on GSV. As you can see, nothing has changed since the most recent image from 2010 https://www.google.com/maps/@-31.500664 ... 6656?hl=en