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Schedule 1 Road Hierarchy Road Register Name Datum Location From To Dist m Hierachy names Sealed Unsealed Road Sign Comments Code Acocks St Corryong 297 5 Urban Collector Rd 297 Akuna Av Tallangatta 704 5 Urban Collector Rd 704 Alan Cr Craig Drive Bellbridge 250 5 Urban Collector Rd 250 Check with residents for correct spelling. Add - limited access add length of extension to Smith property, S173 agreement Ambroses Rd Thowgla Rd Thowgla Valley 0 2,080 2,080 3 Rural Access Rd 2,080 beyond gate Annandale Rd Murray Valley Hwy Bullioh 0 6,190 6,190 3 Rural Access Rd 6,190 Anzac Av Corryong 297 5 Urban Collector Rd 297 Armstrong St Bethanga 212 5 Urban Collector Rd 212 Ashstead Park La Cudgewa Valley Rd Cudgewa 0 605 605 3 Rural Access Rd 160 445 Included 80m length of dust strip at the start Avondale Gardens Rd Avondale Rd Koetong 0 1,300 1,300 3 Rural Access Rd 1,300 Avondale Rd Murray Valley Hwy Koetong 0 8,960 8,960 2 Rural Collector Rd 500 8,460 To Airstrip, then access road. Corrected seal/unseal lengths Avondale Rd Murray Valley Hwy Koetong 8,960 13,700 4,740 3 Rural Access Rd 4,740 To powerline road Back Cudgewa Rd Murray Valley Hwy Cudgewa 0 4,400 4,400 2 Rural Collector Rd 555 3,845 Back Thowgla Rd Greenham St Corryong 0 4,820 4,820 1 Rural Link Rd 4,820 Baileys Rd Back Cudgewa Rd Cudgewa 0 1,300 1,300 3 Rural Access Rd 1,300 Baileys is 1st road from MV Hwy Banfeld St Bethanga 244 5 Urban Collector Rd 244 Banimboola Rd Dartmouth 362 5 Urban Collector Rd 362 Banool Rd Tallangatta 201 5 Urban Collector Rd 201 Barber St Corryong 290 5 Urban Collector Rd 290 Check sign. On NES the section next to hospital carpark is Barree St Tallangatta 330 5 Urban Collector Rd 330 Kyilla Street - change sign no addresses wil be affected Bartlett St Corryong 85 5 Urban Collector Rd 85 Baude St Eskdale 100 5 Urban Collector Rd 100 Beardmore St Bethanga 1,096 4 Urban Link Rd 1,096 Col beer says they don't maintain past his grid at 1.05km Not on Intramaps register Name change with NES to Beer Beers Ln Guys Forest Rd Burrowye 0 1,900 1,900 3 Rural Access Rd 1,900 Ln Benambra-Corryong Rd Murray Valley Hwy Corryong 0 24,125 24,125 1 Rural Link Rd 24,125 only grade to dunstans logging currently Bennetts Rd Benambra-Corryong NarielRd Valley 0 2,335 2,335 3 Rural Access Rd 2,335 gate to be removed - currently grade to gate as it is locked Bethanga Bay Rd Bridge St Bethanga 0 2,575 2,575 1 Rural Link Rd 2,575 Bethanga laneway 2 Wise St Bethanga 0 80 south 80 6 Urban Access Rd 80 Bilborough Rd Murray Valley Hwy Koetong 0 2,390 2,390 3 Rural Access Rd 2,390 Blairs Rd Murray Valley Hwy Bullioh 0 760 760 7 Limited Access Rd 760 add limited access Blind Creek Rd Yabba Rd Eskdale 0 2,570 2,570 3 Rural Access Rd 2,570 Extend length to property at188B Bluff Falls Rd Cudgewa North Rd Cudgewa 0 3,860 3,860 2 Rural Collector Rd 3,160 700 Bolga Tk Tallangatta Lookout RdTallangatta 0 1,703 1,703 7 Limited Access 1,703 0 Bonds Rd Benambra-Corryong NarielRd Valley 0 520 520 3 Rural Access Rd 520 changed from Ln to Rd check sign and register with NES Boundary St Corryong 416 5 Urban Collector Rd 290 126 Bowler Ln Omeo Hwy Eskdale 0 2,400 2,400 3 Rural Access Rd 2,400 Bowler Ln Eskdale 2,400 3,140 740 7 Limited Access Rd 740 extend as limited access Bownds Ln Martins Rd Bethanga 0 880 880 3 Rural Access Rd 880 Action change in NES Bownds Ln-LYNX Bramley Ct Corryong 48 5 Urban Collector Rd 48 extend to 960 (check) check sign, conatct residents action Bramleys Ln Shelley Rd Burrowye 0 760 760 3 Rural Access Rd 760 change if reqd in NES Braniff St Towong Rd Corryong 50 5 Urban Collector Rd 50 Bridge St Bethanga 274 4 Urban Link Rd 274 RA from Hanson St (Parish lane street no's from Strzelecki) Signs change at Stock Route (shift Parish Lane sign from Briggs Gap Rd Strzelecki Way Cudgewa 0 10,345 10,345 1 Rural Link Rd 10,345 Stock Route to Strzelecki) Brooke St Murray River Rd Towong 0 1,360 1,360 Broome St Bethanga 368 5 Urban Collector Rd 260 108 Bryant St Corryong 170 5 Urban Collector Rd 170 Bryants Gap Rd Shire boundary Tallangatta 0 4,125 4,125 1 Rural Link Rd 4,125 Bucheen Road Tallangatta Creek RoadTallangatta Valley0 3818 3818 7 Limited Access 3818 Check sign and measure length Bullhead Rd Mitta North Rd Mitta Mitta 0 3,300 3,300 3 Rural Access Rd 3,300 up to last driveway formerly Healey Rd - check length and datum Change this Bullhead Rd Yabba Rd Mitta Mitta 0 6,615 6,615 3 Rural Access Rd 6,615 to limited Access Bullioh Rd Murray Valley Hwy Bullioh 0 750 750 3 Rural Access Rd 750 Formerly Bullioh Goodsyard road - old map Bunroy Rd Upper Murray Rd Corryong 0 3,985 3,985 2 Rural Collector Rd 3,985 then becomes access road - Thompsons property Bunroy Rd Upper Murray Rd Corryong 3,985 19,010 15,025 3 Rural Access Rd 330 14,695 Advise OGN of correct name (Included 400m length Burrowye Rd Guys Forest Rd Burrowye 0 19,465 19,465 3 Rural Access Rd 830 18,635 of dust strip) action through NES LYNX - Burrowye Rd Burtons Ln Mt Alfred Rd Burrowye/Walwa 0 450 450 3 Rural Access Rd 450 Add new Burtons Ln DONE Bushbank Rd Omeo Hwy Mitta Mitta 0 800 800 3 Rural Access Rd 800 Butler Ct Tallangatta 25 5 Urban Collector Rd 25 Callaghan Ck Rd Council took over mgt from DSE (check date) combine Callaghan Creek Rd (Forest)Dartmouth Rd Mitta Mitta 15,550 20,970 5,420 3 Rural Access Rd 5,420 into one entry Callaghan Creek Rd Nth Dartmouth Rd Mitta Mitta 20,970 30,610 9,640 3 Rural Access Rd 440 9,200 Combine into one entry Callaghan Creek Rd Sth Dartmouth Rd Mitta Mitta 0 15,550 15,550 3 Rural Access Rd 455 15,095 Combine into one entry Campbells Rd Tallangatta Creek RdTalgarno 0 1,420 1,420 3 Rural Access Rd 1,420 Carkeeks Ln Cudgewa Valley Rd Cudgewa 0 900 900 7 Limited Access Rd 900 Check - Limited access ? - we don't grade this currently Carmans Rd Yabba Rd Tallangatta 0 840 840 3 Rural Access Rd 840 Added left hand leg - to gate at 0.8km (extra 0.45km) not Carmodys Rd Benambra-Corryong NarielRd Valley 0 920 920 3 Rural Access Rd 920 graded currently Carmodys Rd Nariel Valley 920 1,720 800 7 Limited Access Rd 800 extension as limited access to yards at 1.6km Cascade Rd Tallangatta Creek RdTallangatta Valley 0 2,370 2,370 3 Rural Access Rd 1,155 1,215 (to gate at 2.61) - change to road end at 2.37 ? Cascade Rd Tallangatta Valley 2,370 3,140 770 7 Limited Access Rd 770 extend as limited access Changed to Cemetery Road from Bethanga Cemetery Rd Cemetery Rd Bethanga Bay Rd Bethanga 0 750 750 3 Rural Access Rd 750 DONE Chalkers La Eskdale 150 5 Urban Collector Rd 150 Chambers Rd Murray Valley HighwayBullioh 0 260 260 3 Rural Access Rd 260 ADD - to grid at property boundary DONE Church St Bethanga Bethanga 284 5 Urban Collector Rd 284 Church St Walwa Walwa 190 5 Urban Collector Rd 190 change sign Culverts?? Known as Clarkes Road register Clarke Rd Sandy Creek Rd Walwa 0 800 800 3 Rural Access Rd 800 Clarkes Rd change with NES Coghill Ct Corryong 48 5 Urban Collector Rd 48 Coghills Rd Murray Valley Hwy Beetoomba 0 2,000 2,000 3 Rural Access Rd 2,000 Coghill Rd check length - extend to 2000m don't currently grade Coleman Ct Dartmouth 192 5 Urban Collector Rd 192 Coles Rd Kurrajong Gap Rd Mitta Mitta 0 560 560 3 Rural Access Rd 560 Colquhoun Cres Omeo Hwy Mitta Mitta 145 5 Urban Collector Rd 145 Conness St Granya 250 5 Urban Collector Rd 250 Cooks Rd Annandale Rd Bullioh 0 1,640 1,640 3 Rural Access Rd 1,640 extended to gate Cooks Rd Bullioh 1,640 5,000 3,360 7 Limited Access Rd 3,360 Extended from gate to plantation Coorilla St Tallangatta 193 5 Urban Collector Rd 193 Cottontree Creek Access RdWebbs Ln Granya 0 80 80 3 Rural Access Rd 80 On Intramaps as Bridle track FIX discrepancy Coulstons Rd Lucyvale Rd Beetoomba 0 1,090 1,090 3 Rural Access Rd 1,090 check extension beyond last house - Limited Access ? Coulstons Rd Beetoomba 1,090 3,350 2,260 7 Limited Access Rd 2,260 add limited access Counsells Rd Tallangatta Creek RdTallangatta Valley 0 240 240 3 Rural Access Rd 240 Coysh Ln Martins Rd Bethanga 0 210 210 3 Rural Access Rd 210 Craig Dv Bellbridge 712 5 Urban Collector Rd 712 Crawford Crt Dartmouth 180 5 Urban Collector Rd 180 Cronin St Corryong 90 5 Urban Collector Rd 90 Cross Ave Dartmouth 199 5 Urban Collector Rd 199 Cudgewa Bluff Rd Sandy Creek Rd Walwa 0 5,940 5,940 2 Rural Collector Rd 215 5,725 Cudgewa Bluff Rd Sandy Creek Rd Walwa 5,940 11,980 6,040 Limited Access Rd 6,040 management transferred from Parks Vic by arrangement Cudgewa Nth Rd Cudgewa Valley Rd Cudgewa 0 9,460 9,460 2 Rural Collector Rd 6,485 2,975 Cudgewa Rd Cudgewa Valley Rd Cudgewa 0 2,365 2,365 1 Rural Link Rd 2,365 S:\Asset Management\Asset Management\AM Plan Part B - Roads\Roads\2016-2017\Road Register\Road Register 2016.xlsx20/12/2016 Page 1 Schedule 1 Road Hierarchy Road Register Name Datum Location From To Dist m Hierachy names Sealed Unsealed Road Sign Comments Code formalise agreement to be maintained by HVP for forestry D Rd - D-F Link - F Rd Murray Valley Hwy Koetong/Beetoomba 0 6,100 6,100 3 Rural Access Rd 6,100 use.
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