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Restricted Bridges All Terrain Special Purpose Vehicles Restricted Bridges All Terrain Special Purpose Vehicles Purpose The table in this document provide details of all the Restricted Bridges for specific All Terrain Special Purpose Vehicles. The Restricted Bridges with “No” marked against them are not approved for use by the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) to which the relevant SPV permit applies. These bridges are in addition to any bridge restriction specified in the SPV permit. Do not drive your SPV over any Restricted Bridge listed in this document. Do not drive your SPV over any Restricted Bridge listed in your permit. The Restricted Bridges list is subject to amendments as bridges are re-assessed, which includes bridges being added as a restricted bridge, as well as bridges removed from the Restricted Bridge list. Operators and drivers are responsible for ensuring that they check the current listing of Restricted Bridges, available on the Main Roads website at www.mainroads.wa.gov.au/UsingRoads/HeavyVehicles/Permits prior to operating the vehicle on the public road network. If amendments are made to the Restricted Bridges list, they will be made on the first working Monday of the month and will be published on the Main Roads website at this time. How to use this publication 1. Structures (Bridges) Location Map Books are available on the Main Roads website. Operators/drivers need to look at the relevant map and establish if there are any bridges along the intended route, and take note of the bridge numbers. 2. Check the list of Restricted Bridges in this document to ensure that none of the bridge numbers on the intended route are marked “No” for the relevant SPV. If a bridge is listed as a Restricted Bridge in this table, the bridge must not be driven over. 3. Also check the specific permit for the particular SPV to ensure none of the bridge numbers are listed on the permit as a Restricted Bridge. 4. The Latitude and Longitude position of each bridge have also been included should you wish to log them in your GPS device as a Point of Interest (POI). Prohibited Roads As per the Permit Operating Conditions, an SPV must not be driven on a Freeway. Restricted Areas As per the Permit Operating Conditions, an SPV must not be driven on any road within the following 3 Shires, unless otherwise approved: − Shires of Manjimup; − Augusta-Margaret River; and − Nannup Approved Roads in Restricted Areas As per the Permit Operating Conditions, an SPV may travel on the following roads within the Restricted Areas listed above: - Bussell Hwy (H043) - Brockman Hwy (M027) - Caves Road (M043) - Permberton-Northcliffe Rd (M036) - South Western Hwy (H009) - Stewart Rd (M080) - Sues Rd (M081) - Vasse Hwy (M008) - Muir Hwy (M024) All Terrain SPV - Restricted Bridges Structure Crossing Name Road Road Name SLK Region LG Latitude Longitude Approved No CWY Name 3 4 Axle (AT) Axle (AT) 0002 Canning River H001 Albany Hwy 16.93 L Metropolitan (7) Gosnells (C) -32.06640 115.99923 No No 0003 Neerigen Brook H001 Albany Hwy 26.69 L Metropolitan (7) Armadale (C) -32.14914 116.02116 No No 0004A Neerigen Brook H001 Albany Hwy 27.26 L Metropolitan (7) Armadale (C) -32.14957 116.02658 No No 0010A Serpentine River H001 Albany Hwy 84.19 S South West (2) Boddington -32.52672 116.39296 No No 0013 Bannister River H001 Albany Hwy 104.97 S South West (2) Boddington -32.67817 116.51877 No No 0015 Hotham River H001 Albany Hwy 117.97 S South West (2) Boddington -32.77372 116.59206 No No 0020A Brownlea Brook H001 Albany Hwy 134.93 S Wheatbelt (8) Williams -32.89023 116.69608 No No 0031 Tarwonga Brook H001 Albany Hwy 181.48 S Wheatbelt (8) West Arthur -33.21050 116.99335 No No 0032 Tarwonga Brook H001 Albany Hwy 185.74 S Wheatbelt (8) West Arthur -33.24719 117.00618 No No 0034 Arthur River H001 Albany Hwy 189.11 S Wheatbelt (8) West Arthur -33.27559 117.01740 No No 0039A Quabing Gully H001 Albany Hwy 199.19 S Wheatbelt (8) West Arthur -33.36260 117.04188 No No 0043 Delyanine Creek H001 Albany Hwy 213.35 S Wheatbelt (8) West Arthur -33.48801 117.06389 No No 0044A Beaufort River H001 Albany Hwy 215.13 S Great Southern (1) Woodanilling -33.50408 117.06826 No No 0045A Beaufort River H001 Albany Hwy 215.09 S Wheatbelt (8) West Arthur -33.50353 117.06809 No No 0049B Fifty Two Creek H001 Albany Hwy 244.30 S Great Southern (1) Kojonup -33.75167 117.13123 No No 0053 Kojonup Brook H001 Albany Hwy 254.21 S Great Southern (1) Kojonup -33.83686 117.15983 No No 0054A Mandalup Brook H001 Albany Hwy 257.99 S Great Southern (1) Kojonup -33.86940 117.17000 No No 0056 Unknown H001 Albany Hwy 263.14 S Great Southern (1) Kojonup -33.91442 117.17834 No No 0057 Balgarup River H001 Albany Hwy 267.16 S Great Southern (1) Kojonup -33.94831 117.19178 No No 0061B Slab Hut Gully H001 Albany Hwy 288.39 S Great Southern (1) Broomehill - Tambellup -34.09053 117.34123 No No 0064 Gordon River H001 Albany Hwy 309.25 S Great Southern (1) Cranbrook -34.23140 117.47784 No No 0065A Pinjalup Creek H001 Albany Hwy 316.24 S Great Southern (1) Cranbrook -34.28766 117.50817 No No 0068A Phillips Brook H001 Albany Hwy 388.45 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -34.88680 117.77565 No No 0074A Near Cuthbert H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 508.25 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -34.99764 117.80099 No No Hwy) 0075A 7 Mile Creek H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 506.19 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -34.99724 117.77922 No No Hwy) 0076 Marbellup Creek H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 500.60 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -34.98457 117.72151 No No Hwy) 0077 Unknown H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 500.30 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -34.98381 117.71847 No No Hwy) 0080A Cuppup Creek H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 481.37 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -35.00132 117.51919 No No Hwy) Run on 06-Aug-2020 14:31 by Lorenzo Quijote Page 1 of 94 [email protected] All Terrain SPV - Restricted Bridges Structure Crossing Name Road Road Name SLK Region LG Latitude Longitude Approved No CWY Name 3 4 Axle (AT) Axle (AT) 0081A Cuppup Creek H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 480.07 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -34.99423 117.50906 No No Hwy) 0083 Sleeman River H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 476.56 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -34.97067 117.48493 No No Hwy) 0084 Hay River H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 474.60 S Great Southern (1) Albany (C) -34.96549 117.46465 No No Hwy) 0086A Denmark River H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 464.19 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.95895 117.35649 No No Hwy) 0087 Warren River H009 South Western Hwy 303.36 S South West (2) Manjimup -34.41821 116.21770 No No 0088 Shannon River H009 South Western Hwy 331.28 S South West (2) Manjimup -34.58879 116.40630 No No 0091 Weld River H009 South Western Hwy 348.33 S South West (2) Manjimup -34.69404 116.51838 No No 0097 Inlet River H009 South Western Hwy 376.79 S South West (2) Manjimup -34.91821 116.56953 No No 0098 Deep River H009 South Western Hwy 387.49 S South West (2) Manjimup -34.98532 116.63136 No No 0099 Walpole River H009 South Western Hwy 395.88 S South West (2) Manjimup -34.97447 116.71239 No No 0101A Frankland River H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 407.02 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.99459 116.81137 No No Hwy) 0102 Bow River H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 422.45 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.96780 116.95335 No No Hwy) 0103A Karri Creek H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 426.01 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.96692 116.99149 No No Hwy) 0104 Kent River H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 431.15 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.95927 117.04065 No No Hwy) 0111A Hungry Creek H009 South Western Hwy 444.49 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.98764 117.16871 No No 0112 Blake H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 446.93 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.99408 117.19418 No No Hwy) 0115 Unknown H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 456.63 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.98586 117.29183 No No Hwy) 0116 Little River H009 South Western Hwy (South Coast 457.31 S Great Southern (1) Denmark -34.98619 117.29885 No No Hwy) 0119 Wungong River H009 South Western Hwy 5.07 S Metropolitan (7) Serpentine - Jarrahdale -32.19415 116.01632 No No 0127 Serpentine River H009 South Western Hwy 24.46 S Metropolitan (7) Serpentine - Jarrahdale -32.36312 115.99158 No No 0139A Tate Gully H009 South Western Hwy 57.23 S South West (2) Murray -32.62588 115.88029 No No 0140 Murray River - Pinjarra H009 South Western Hwy (George St) 57.56 S South West (2) Murray -32.62725 115.87746 No No 0147 Drakes Brook H009 South Western Hwy 84.93 S South West (2) Waroona -32.85778 115.92728 No No 0152 Yalup Brook 209Z002 Alcoa Tailing Ponds Area (P) 0.32 S South West (2) Waroona -32.90542 115.89908 No No 0152 Yalup Brook 209Z002 Alcoa Tailing Ponds Area (P) 0.32 S South West (2) Waroona -32.90542 115.89908 No No 0156 Logue Brook H009 South Western Hwy 100.04 S South West (2) Harvey -32.98307 115.91783 No No Run on 06-Aug-2020 14:31 by Lorenzo Quijote Page 2 of 94 [email protected] All Terrain SPV - Restricted Bridges Structure Crossing Name Road Road Name SLK Region LG Latitude Longitude Approved No CWY Name 3 4 Axle (AT) Axle (AT) 0159 North Supply Channel H009 South Western Hwy 104.70 S South West (2) Harvey -33.02413 115.90928 No No 0161 Irrigation Channel H009 South Western Hwy 105.80 S South West (2) Harvey -33.03393 115.90871 No No 0162 Irrigation Channel H009 South Western Hwy 106.30 S South West (2) Harvey -33.03846 115.90859 No No 0165 Irrigation Channel H009 South Western Hwy 108.43 S South West (2) Harvey -33.05777 115.90736 No No 0166 Irrigation Channel H009 South Western Hwy
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