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Adelaide to Coober Pedy Strip maps show distances, roadside features and town facilities on a simple flip-over STAPLE COOBER style map, which can be used in both directions. HERE PEDY They’re not drawn to scale. Strip map features: Cumulative distances Located in the columns on either side of the map, they can be matched to your car’s 252 trip meter for a ready reference. Intermediate distances These show distances between points along the map. Town facilities Hotels, motels, post offices, caravan parks, fuel (in remote areas). Glendambo Narrative Includes caution notes, road surface, a description of the country traversed, town narratives and populations. Experiences & accommodation If you are looking for experiences and accommodation during your road trip, visit our website travel.raa.com.au, which offers member exclusive discounts on a range of 284 experiences and accommodation across SA. Legend ALT A1 1 1 21 Route Markers PO Post Oce Bridge H Hotel P Parking Bay Overpass R M Motel Rest Area Railway Crossing Port Augusta Total Distance 841 Kilometres Total CP Caravan Park Windmill Railway Station / Siding 89 Accom. Accomodation Airfield Port Pirie via Port Wakefield Rd and Stuart Hwy 841 Kilometres 120 Adelaide 96 Port Wakefield 216 120 Port Pirie Port Wakefield 305 209 89 Port Augusta 589 493 373 284 Glendambo 841 745 625 536 252 Coober Pedy 96 ADELAIDE Adelaide to Coober Pedy via Port Wakefield Rd and Stuart Hwy Major Arterial Routes & Suburbs This map is intended to aid planning - alternative maps should be used if more detail is needed. Clare STURT HWY Burra Blanchetown Broken Hill Renmark Two Wells Port Wakefield GAWLER Port Augusta PORT EXP. WAKEFIELD RD Virginia Munno Para Williamstown NORTHERN NORTHCraigmore CONN. Elizabeth Waterloo Corner Outer Harbor Salisbury Golden RD Grove Kersbrook NORTHERN MAIN Tea Tree Largs Bay Gepps Modbury Gully Gumeracha Cross Semaphore Rd Grand Junction Rd Port Port Adelaide Rd Holden N.E. Hill Rd Wood- RD West Lakes ville Rd North Main Campbelltown Portrush Grange Hill Magill Henley ADELAIDE Beach Norwood CITY Burnside Rd West Beach Tapleys Hyde Plympton Park PRINCES Glenelg Cross Rd Rd Oakbank Belair SOUTH Crafers HWY Coober Pedy Brighton Marion Stirling Kingston Park Brighton Hahndorf Blackwood Bridgewater Murray Bridge RD Tailem Bend Hallett Cove Rd Happy Lonsdale Valley SOUTH MT BARKER Reynella Christies Woodcroft Echunga Beach Morphett Vale MAIN Port Hackham Noarlunga Meadows Mclaren Vale SM-ADEL 0520 Adelaide to Adelaide Rd and Stuart Hwy via Port Wakefield Visit travel.raa.com.au/adelaide/south-australia 2 Kulpara 20 km Adelaide A1 Snowtown 49 PORT - Port Wakefield 96 B84 Balaklava 26 0 Shrike Rd WAKEFIELD 3 H M CP PO 96 kilometres 93 PORT 3 Route A1 Port Wakefield Road 5 Korreng Rd 88 Proof & 8 Experimental 5 R Adelaide Establishment 8 Inkerman Rd (approximate population 83 13 R Inkerman 1,295,710) 4 (Locality) Located on the banks of the River 79 Port Lorne 17 Rd Torrens, Adelaide is the capital ApproximateNorth 7 A1 of South Australia. Thanks to the foresight of Surveyor-General 72 Wild Horse Plains 24 2 Long Plains 8 Colonel William Light, this well- 70 26 designed city is blessed with wide 4 Mallala 23 roads and expansive park lands. 66 North Parham Rd 30 Calomba 11 Every year, the festivities and events 65 Parham 8 1 31 Windsor 2 Windsor Rd of ‘Mad March’ attract thousands of 63 R 33 visitors from around the world. Pt. Parham 9 2 61 Mallala 15 35 60 H Dublin 1 Long Plains 13 36 Two Wells Thompsons Beach 10 Old Dublin Rd WAKEFIELD (approximate population 1,930) 57 (Bird Sanctuary) 3 39 ADELAIDE PLAINS The town is named after two natural Port Prime 8 8 LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE wells that served as watering points Light Beach Rd for the Kaurna people and early H 49 Frost Rd 47 settlers in the area. Lower Light 1 Light 48 H 48 R. Mallala 18 Port Wakefield 5 Porter Rd Balaklava 52 (approximate population 560) 43 Middle Beach 10 53 2 In the mid-1800s, Port Wakefield 41 Ck 55 was a bustling harbour town, 39 Salt 2 Gawler 24 57 shipping out copper, wool Port Gawler 11 4 Two Wells H/M PO 35 61 and wheat. It’s now a popular Gawler Gawler 21 destination for recreational anglers, 3 R R. 32 State Shooting Park 1 64 and an important service town 31 1 Gawler 22 65 A1 Virginia H CP PO for motorists travelling to Yorke Adelaide International 4 27 Raceway & Speedway Park Gawler 24 69 Peninsula, Eyre Peninsula and the M2 Renmark 230 northern reaches of the state. St. Kilda 5 4 Angle Vale 12 23 73 H CP M2 4 Bolivar Rd Elizabeth Country traversed Bolivar Waterloo Corner Rd 19 Para R. 77 Mainly flat farmland. The small A13 Hwy settlements of Lower Light, Dublin Northern Little 5 Pt. Adelaide 8 Pt. Connector Kings H PO and Windsor are just beside the Barker Salisbury Salisbury 14 Rd 82 A9 Inlet highway. Wetlands Gawler 30 Coober Pedy A13 Cormack A18 Elizabeth 14 Montague Rd Rd A20 Road surface Grand M2 ChurchillH RD 4 Rd Bitumen. Dual carriageway A16 Cavan Rd throughout. Rd Junct. Main North Rd A2 10 H Modbury 8 86 Gepps A16 Rd Pt. Adelaide 10 Pt. Cross Churchill Rd South A22 A17 Rd 5 Main Nth Rd Modbury 9 Nottage HampsteadA10 Fitzroy Tce Tce Modbury 11 1 Lower PortrushRd 5 Barton East 91 4 Tce Robe 92 Tce North Rd River Torrens 3 A22 Rd North O'Connell St CP Payneham Tce 1 GPO Rd 95 1 Hackney A11 ADELAIDE 0 Rd 96 Portrush H M CP PO Victoria Square S.E. Freeway NOT TO SCALE Adelaide to Adelaide Rd and Stuart Hwy via Port Wakefield km RAASA SM0014 0520 Visit travel.raa.com.au/adelaide/south-australia 3 Pt. Germein 20 km Port Wakefield Pt. Augusta 85 PO A1 PORT PIRIE - Port Pirie 2 6 CP H M CP PO B89 120 kilometres 4 RAA Shop Route A1 120 B89 6 4 Napperby 8 0 P ROADHOUSE Nelshaby 11 Port Wakefield 116 H Warnertown H CP 4 114 Port Broughton 54 2 6 (approximate population 560) Info. Bay 5 Jamestown 40 In the mid-1800s, Port Wakefield was a bustling Collaby 109 Port Davis 28 Hill Rd Laura 16 11 harbour town, shipping out copper, wool 7 Gladstone 14 7 B79 and wheat. It’s now a popular destination Nurom Rd A1 for recreational anglers, and an important 6 Brook 102 River 4 H CP PO 18 service town for motorists travelling to Yorke Crystal 3 B64 Crystal PO Peninsula, Eyre Peninsula and the northern 99 Brook 21 reaches of the state. Wandearah Rd 4 Gladstone 18 95 5 B64 25 R Rocky Snowtown R Clare 78 5 R. Burra 90 (approximate population 390) 90 Merriton 30 (Locality) Snowtown is the service centre for a productive 7 10 Narridy 13 wool and wheat producing district. The town’s Brinkworth Broughton 14 Koolunga wind farm display includes ‘The Big Blade’ Pt. Broughton 23 8 from a wind turbine. There are more than a 80 Pilks Corner 40 hundred turbines dotted along the Barunga Goyders Line PO and Hummocks Ranges to the west. 76 Monument 4 44 Redhill 7 H PO Crystal Brook Keilli Cemetery 8 (approximate population 1,320) Collinsfield Rd 69 Mundoora 14 51 Named in 1839 by explorer Edward John Eyre, 4 R Hope Gap Rd after the watercourse on the northern edge of 65 Lake View Rd 55 Lakeview (Locality) town, Crystal Brook is the service centre for R the surrounding sheep and cereal farms. The North 6 Heritage Centre/Museum is housed in a former 59 Approximate 61 Burnsfield bakery, built in 1875, and is easily identified by Wokurna Rd6 (Locality) A1 the historic ‘Rosella unrivalled pickles’ sign 53 R 67 painted on the side wall. ROADHOUSE Clare 43 Wind 3 Brinkworth 21 50 Farm 1 70 Port Pirie 49 71 PO Snowtown (approximate population 13,740) 48 1 72 2 H CP PO Established in 1845, Port Pirie was South 46 74 Australia’s first provincial city. Initially a Bute 22 Bumbunga Rd Balaklava 42 seaport for shipping agricultural produce, 15 the discovery of silver and lead at Broken Hill Kadina 47 Bumbunga saw the development of suitable port and South Lake smelting facilities. The city has one of the Hummocks 24 R & Lookout Lookout 3 PO world’s largest primary lead smelters. Telowie Coober Pedy 31 Blyth 31 89 Lochiel Clare 43 Gorge Conservation Park, in the southern PO R Flinders Ranges, is 30km from town and 8km R 9 from the main highway. Staying the night? We recommend John Pirie Motor Inn. 22 2 Nantawarra 98 2 ALT 20 2 1 100 Country traversed 7 Balaklava 24 Level to undulating farmland. The southern Copper Coast Hwy Beaufort reaches of the Flinders Ranges can be seen 13 Rd 107 between Crystal Brook and Port Augusta. Yo r ke Peninsula 11 A1 Bute 40 B85 R Pareora Rd Road surface Ardrossan 49 Bitumen. 2 Wallaroo 58 River 118 2 Wakeeld Info. Bay B84 Balaklava 26 0 PORT WAKEFIELD 120 Gulf H M CP PO St A1 Adelaide 96 NOT TO SCALE Vincent RAASA Adelaide to Adelaide Rd and Stuart Hwy via Port Wakefield km Via Port Wakefield Rd SM0015 0520 Visit travel.raa.com.au/outback-and-flinders-ranges/south-australia 4 Coober Pedy 534 km Port Pirie Glendambo 282 Stuart - Port Augusta PORT AUGUSTA A87 Hwy H M CP PO RAA Shop 89 kilometres Hwy Route A1 A1 2 Bird Yorkeys Crossing Eyre Hawker 100 89 Lake Racecourse 0 Quorn 33 Port Pirie PO Flinders Ranges (approximate population 13,740) 7 2 B83 Established in 1845, Port Pirie was 82 El Alamein Info.
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