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SRN Qld Map Front 2019 Reg/Dist Office TMR Region / District Office Local Government number number LG No National Network State Strategic Roads Regional Roads Regional Roads District Roads 9°S CENTRAL QUEENSLAND 314 Rockhampton 205 ARUKUN SHIRE COUNCIL 202 (state-controlled) (state-controlled) (state-controlled) (state-controlled) (state-controlled) CENTRAL WEST 401 Barcaldine 201 BALONNE SHIRE COUNCIL 203 10A BRUCE HIGHWAY 16A CAPRICORN HIGHWAY 18G WARREGO HIGHWAY 416 DALBY - COOYAR ROAD 401 BRISBANE - WOODFORD ROAD (PART) FITZROY 404 Rockhampton 205 BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL 204 (Brisbane - Gympie) (Rockhampton - Duaringa) (Morven - Charleville) 417 OAKEY - COOYAR ROAD (PART) 402 SAMFORD - MT GLORIOUS ROAD MACKAY/WHITSUNDAY 405 Mackay 207 BARCALDINE REGIONAL COUNCIL 205 10B BRUCE HIGHWAY 16B CAPRICORN HIGHWAY 19A ISIS HIGHWAY 421 DALBY - JANDOWAE ROAD 403 SOUTH PINE ROAD (PART) DOWNS SOUTH WEST 313 Toowoomba 202 BARCOO SHIRE COUNCIL 206 (Gympie - Maryborough) (Duaringa - Emerald) (Bundaberg - Childers) 423 JANDOWAE CONNECTION ROAD 405 ESK - KILCOY ROAD SOUTH WEST 411 Roma 216 BLACKALL-TAMBO REGIONAL COUNCIL 208 10C BRUCE HIGHWAY 16C CAPRICORN HIGHWAY 20A CAPTAIN COOK HIGHWAY 426 CHINCHILLA - WONDAI ROAD (PART) 406 BURPENGARY - CABOOLTURE ROAD (Maryborough - Gin Gin) (Emerald - Alpha) (Cairns - Mossman) DARLING DOWNS 402 Toowoomba 202 BOULIA SHIRE COUNCIL 209 435 MUNDUBBERA - DURONG ROAD 407 SAMFORD ROAD METROPOLITAN 306 Brisbane 208 BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL 201 10D BRUCE HIGHWAY 16D CAPRICORN HIGHWAY 21A PALMERSTON HIGHWAY (PART) 439 MURGON - GAYNDAH ROAD 410 WIVENHOE - SOMERSET ROAD (Gin Gin - Benaraby) (Alpha - Barcaldine) (Innisfail - Ravenshoe) METROPOLITAN 406 Brisbane 208 BULLOO SHIRE COUNCIL 210 441 BLACKALL - JERICHO ROAD 411 COOMINYA CONNECTION ROAD 490 GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS ROAD (PART) 412 FOREST HILL - FERNVALE ROAD BUNDABERG REGIONAL COUNCIL 211 10E BRUCE HIGHWAY 17C CUNNINGHAM HIGHWAY 24A CARNARVON HIGHWAY (PART) NORTH COAST AND 307 Maroochydore 210 (Benaraby - Rockhampton) (Warwick - Inglewood) (Mungindi - St George) WIDE BAY/BURNETT BURDEKIN SHIRE COUNCIL 212 492 KILCOY - BEERWAH ROAD 414 ESK - HAMPTON ROAD NORTH COAST 407 Maroochydore 210 BURKE SHIRE COUNCIL 213 10F BRUCE HIGHWAY 17D CUNNINGHAM HIGHWAY (PART) 25A MOUNT LINDESAY HIGHWAY 516 HOMEBUSH ROAD 417 OAKEY - COOYAR ROAD (PART) (Rockhampton - St Lawrence) (Inglewood - Goondiwindi) (Brisbane - Beaudesert) WIDE BAY/BURNETT 412 Bundaberg 217 CAIRNS REGIONAL COUNCIL 274 518 ETON - HOMEBUSH ROAD 418 PECHEY - MACLAGAN ROAD 10G BRUCE HIGHWAY 19B ISIS HIGHWAY 25B MOUNT LINDESAY HIGHWAY (PART) 519 DYSART - MIDDLEMOUNT ROAD 419 KINGAROY - COOYAR ROAD 10°S NORTH QUEENSLAND 315 Townsville 212 CARPENTARIA SHIRE COUNCIL 215 (St. Lawrence - Mackay) (Childers - Biggenden) (Beaudesert - Border) FAR NORTH 403 Cairns 204 CASSOWARY COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL 216 531 ROCKLEIGH - NORTH MACKAY ROAD 422 MACALISTER - BELL ROAD TORRES STRAIT ISLAND NORTHERN 408 Townsille 212 CENTRAL HIGHLANDS REGIONAL COUNCIL 225 10H BRUCE HIGHWAY 19C ISIS HIGHWAY 31A BARWON HIGHWAY 532 MACKAY - EUNGELLA ROAD 424 KINGAROY - JANDOWAE ROAD (Mackay - Proserpine) (Biggenden - Coalstoun Lakes) (Goondiwindi - Talwood) REGIONAL COUNCIL NORTH WEST 409 Cloncurry 213 CHARTERS TOWERS REGIONAL COUNCIL 217 533 MARIAN - ETON ROAD 426 CHINCHILLA - WONDAI ROAD (PART) SOUTH COAST 310 Nerang 214 CHERBOURG ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL 218 10J BRUCE HIGHWAY 22A NEW ENGLAND HIGHWAY 31B BARWON HIGHWAY 535 MARIAN - HAMPDEN ROAD 428 KINGAROY - BURRANDOWAN ROAD (Proserpine - Bowen) (Yarraman - Toowoomba) (Talwood - Nindigully) Thursday Thursday Island SOUTH COAST 410 Nerang 214 CLONCURRY SHIRE COUNCIL 219 551 CLERMONT CONNECTION ROAD 429 NANANGO - TARONG ROAD Is Port Kennedy COOK SHIRE COUNCIL 220 10K BRUCE HIGHWAY 22B NEW ENGLAND HIGHWAY 32A KENNEDY HIGHWAY 552 CLERMONT - ALPHA ROAD 436 WONDAI - PROSTON ROAD Port Limit (Bowen - Ayr) (Toowoomba - Warwick) (Cairns - Mareeba) 627 INNISFAIL - JAPOON ROAD (PART) 437 MURGON - BARAMBAH ROAD 669 CROYDON SHIRE COUNCIL 221 DIAMANTINA SHIRE COUNCIL 223 10L BRUCE HIGHWAY 23A MITCHELL HIGHWAY 32B KENNEDY HIGHWAY 628 HENDERSON DRIVE 443 ALPHA - TAMBO ROAD (Ayr - Townsville) (Barringun - Cunnamulla) (Mareeba - Ravenshoe) TORRES DOOMADGEE ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL 224 641 MILAA MILAA - MALANDA ROAD (PART) 450 GAVIAL - GRACEMERE ROAD Bamaga SHIRE COUNCIL DOUGLAS SHIRE COUNCIL 275 10M BRUCE HIGHWAY 23B MITCHELL HIGHWAY 32C KENNEDY HIGHWAY 642 GILLIES RANGE ROAD 454 EIDSVOLD - THEODORE ROAD (Townsville - Ingham) (Cunnamulla - Charleville) (Ravenshoe - Mt Garnet) ETHERIDGE SHIRE COUNCIL 226 664 MAREEBA - DIMBULAH ROAD 462 BILOELA - DUARINGA ROAD FLINDERS SHIRE COUNCIL 227 10N BRUCE HIGHWAY 23C MITCHELL HIGHWAY 32D KENNEDY HIGHWAY 716 ISISFORD - BLACKALL ROAD 464 BARALABA - RANNES ROAD (Ingham - Innisfail) (Charleville - Augathella) (Mt Garnet - The Lynd) FRASER COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL 228 809 MULGRAVE ROAD 469 BLACKWATER - ROLLESTON ROAD GLADSTONE REGIONAL COUNCIL 229 10P BRUCE HIGHWAY 24A CARNARVON HIGHWAY (PART) 3 4 A MULLIGAN HIGHWAY 810 PORT CONNECTION ROAD 471 GLADSTONE - MONTO ROAD 11°S NORTHERN PENINSULA AREA (Innisfail - Cairns) (Mungindi - St George) (Mareeba - Mount Molloy) 814 MOURILYAN HARBOUR ROAD 472 BILOELA - CALLIDE ROAD REGIONAL COUNCIL GOLD COAST CITY COUNCIL 230 GOONDIWINDI REGIONAL COUNCIL 231 12A PACIFIC HIGHWAY 24B CARNARVON HIGHWAY 34B MULLIGAN HIGHWAY 831 SOUTH TOWNSVILLE ROAD 474 GIN GIN - MOUNT PERRY ROAD at 30 June 2019 (Pacific Motorway) (St.George - Surat) (Mount Molloy - Lakeland) GYMPIE REGIONAL COUNCIL 232 832 NORTH TOWNSVILLE ROAD 475 GAYNDAH - MOUNT PERRY ROAD HINCHINBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL 233 13A LANDSBOROUGH HIGHWAY 24C CARNARVON HIGHWAY 34C MULLIGAN HIGHWAY 851 PROSERPINE - SHUTE HARBOUR ROAD 476 MONTO - MOUNT PERRY ROAD (Morven - Augathella) (Surat - Roma) (Lakeland - Cooktown) Incorporates all State-controlled roads declared under the HOPE VALE ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL 234 852 HAY POINT ROAD 477 BOOYAL - DALLARNIL ROAD IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL 235 13B LANDSBOROUGH HIGHWAY 24D CARNARVON HIGHWAY 35A MOONIE HIGHWAY 856 MACKAY - BUCASIA ROAD 478 MARYBOROUGH - BIGGENDEN ROAD Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 and other non state-controlled roads (Augathella - Tambo) (Roma - Injune) (Dalby - St. George) ISAAC REGIONAL COUNCIL 236 857 MACKAY - SLADE POINT ROAD (PART) 479 BOOMPA ROAD that form part of the state strategic road network ! Skardon River KOWANYAMA ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL 237 13C LANDSBOROUGH HIGHWAY 24E CARNARVON HIGHWAY 36A BALONNE HIGHWAY 900 EVERTON PARK - ALBANY CREEK ROAD 480 MARY VALLEY LINK ROAD Port Limit (Tambo - Blackall) (Injune - Rolleston) (St George - Bollon) LIVINGSTONE SHIRE COUNCIL 276 905 BRISBANE - REDLAND ROAD 481 KENILWORTH - BROOLOO ROAD 50 0 50 100 150 200 LOCKHART RIVER ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL 238 13D LANDSBOROUGH HIGHWAY 26A LEICHHARDT HIGHWAY 36B BALONNE HIGHWAY 910 CENTENARY MOTORWAY 482 TUCHEKOI ROAD (Blackall - Barcaldine) (Westwood - Taroom) (Bollon - Cunnamulla) (Yamanto - Ellen Grove) Km LOCKYER VALLEY REGIONAL COUNCIL 239 483 GYMPIE - BROOLOO ROAD LOGAN CITY COUNCIL 240 13E LANDSBOROUGH HIGHWAY 26B LEICHHARDT HIGHWAY 40A D’AGUILAR HIGHWAY 913 SOUTHERN CROSS WAY 484 EUMUNDI - KENILWORTH ROAD (Barcaldine - Longreach) (Taroom - Miles) (Caboolture - Kilcoy) LONGREACH REGIONAL COUNCIL 241 485 KENILWORTH - SKYRING CREEK ROAD MAPOON MACKAY REGIONAL COUNCIL 242 13F LANDSBOROUGH HIGHWAY 26C LEICHHARDT HIGHWAY (PART) 40B D’AGUILAR HIGHWAY (PART) 1122 BIRKDALE ROAD (PART) 486 KILKIVAN - TANSEY ROAD (Longreach - Winton) (Miles - Goondiwindi) (Kilcoy - Yarraman) 12°S ABORIGINAL MAPOON ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL 243 3251 MILMERRAN - CECIL PLAINS ROAD 487 BROOWEENA - WOOLOOGA ROAD SHIRE MARANOA REGIONAL SHIRE COUNCIL 259 13G LANDSBOROUGH HIGHWAY 27A GREGORY HIGHWAY 40C D’AGUILAR HIGHWAY (PART) 3401 DAANDINE - NANDI ROAD 488 BAUPLE - WOOLOOGA ROAD (Winton - Kynuna) (Springsure - Emerald) (Yarraman - Kingaroy) COUNCIL MAREEBA SHIRE COUNCIL 277 3514 NOONDOO - THALLON ROAD 489 NAMBOUR CONNECTION ROAD MCKINLAY SHIRE COUNCIL 244 13H LANDSBOROUGH HIGHWAY 27B GREGORY HIGHWAY 41E BURNETT HIGHWAY (PART) 4144 GATTON - ESK ROAD 490 GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS ROAD (PART) Legend NAPRANUM (Kynuna - Cloncurry) (Emerald - Clermont) (Biloela - Mount Morgan) 4397 ROMA - TAROOM ROAD 491 KILCOY - MURGON ROAD ABORIGINAL SHIRE MORETON BAY REGIONAL COUNCIL 250 Paved Formed Unformed COUNCIL MORNINGTON SHIRE COUNCIL 245 14A FLINDERS HIGHWAY 27C GREGORY HIGHWAY 41F BURNETT HIGHWAY 6272 BOOGAN ROAD 493 MALENY - STANLEY RIVER ROAD Divided Sealed (gravel) (graded) ! (Townsville - Charters Towers) (Clermont - Belyando Crossing) (Mount Morgan - Rockhampton) 6274 SOUTH JOHNSTONE ROAD 494 LANDSBOROUGH - MALENY ROAD (ungraded) Weipa Quintell Beach MOUNT ISA CITY COUNCIL 246 !!!!!!!!!!! 14B FLINDERS HIGHWAY 33A PEAK DOWNS HIGHWAY 44A WIDE BAY HIGHWAY 6404 EAST EVELYN ROAD 495 MALENY - KENILWORTH ROAD 90D Port Limit MURWEH SHIRE COUNCIL 247 National road network Weipa (Charters Towers - Hughenden) (Clermont - Nebo) (Gympie - Goomeri) 8108 EL ARISH - MISSION BEACH ROAD (PART) 496 NAMBOUR - MAPLETON ROAD Port Limit Lockhart River NAPRANUM ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL 248 !!!!!!!!!!! NORTH BURNETT REGIONAL COUNCIL 249 14C FLINDERS HIGHWAY 33B PEAK DOWNS HIGHWAY 45A BUNYA HIGHWAY 8202 TULLY - MISSION BEACH ROAD 497 MALENY - MONTVILLE ROAD State strategic road network (Hughenden - Richmond) (Nebo - Mackay) (Dalby - Kingaroy) 9905 CABOOLTURE CONNECTION ROAD 498 WOOMBYE - MONTVILLE ROAD # 790 NORTHERN PENINSULA AREA REGIONAL COUNCIL 251 !!!!!!!!!!! 14D FLINDERS HIGHWAY 37A CASTLEREAGH HIGHWAY 45B BUNYA HIGHWAY 499 MONTVILLE
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