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LEG ONE – monday 19th April

MUNICIPALITY OF MEANDER VALLEY Stage Name: HIGH PLAINS Road closure time: Roads Closed Weetah Road
7:57 – 12:27 Between the following Roads Mitchells Road and East Parkham Road

MUNICIPALITY OF LATROBE Stage Name: MORIARTY Road closure time: Roads Closed Valley Field Road Oppenheims Road Hermitage Lane
8:27 – 12:57 Between the following Roads Chaple Road and Oppenheims Road Valley Field Road and Hermitage Lane Oppenheims Road and Bonneys Road

  • Hermitage Lane and Moriarty Road
  • Bonneys Lane

CITY OF DEVONPORT AND MUNICIPALITY OF KENTISH Stage Name: PALOONA Road closure time: Roads Closed
10:01 – 14:31 Between the following Roads
Buster Road Melrose Road Paloona Road Paloona Dam Road Lake Paloona Road
Melrose Road and Melrose Road Buster Road and Paloona Road Melrose Road and Paloona Dam Road Paloona Road and Lake Paloona Road Paloona Dam Road and Lower Barrington Road

Stage Name: MT ROLAND Road closure time: Roads Closed Olivers Road Mersey Forest Road
10:42 – 15:12 Between the following Roads Claude Road and Mersey Forest Road Olivers Road and Liena Road

MUNICIPALITY OF MEANDER VALLEY Stage Name: GOLDEN VALLEY Road closure time: Roads Closed
11:50 – 16:20 Between the following Roads

  • Highland Lakes Road
  • Golden Valley Road and Haulage Road

MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN MIDLANDS Stage Name: POATINA Road closure time: Roads Closed Poatina Road
13:01 – 17:31 Between the following Roads Westons Road and Gordon Street

LEG two – tuesday 20th april

MUNICIPALITY OF DORSET Stage Name: THE SIDELING

  • Road closure time:
  • 7:40 – 12:10

*7:10 from Scottsdale End Between the following Roads Corkerys Road and Sledge Track
Roads Closed Tasman Highway

MUNICIPALITY OF DORSET AND BREAK O’DAY Stage Name: MOORINA Road closure time: Roads Closed Tasman Highway
8:40 – 13:10 Between the following Roads Moorina and Weldborough

MUNICIPALITY OF BREAK O’DAY Stage Name: WELDBOROUGH PASS Road closure time: Roads Closed Tasman Highway
8:53 – 13:23 Between the following Roads Weldborough and Pyengana

MUNICIPALITY OF BREAK O’DAY Stage Name: PYENGANA

  • Road closure time:
  • 9:09 – 13:39

Roads Closed Tasman Highway
Between the following Roads St Columba Falls Road and Lottah Road (East End)

MUNICIPALITY OF BREAK O’DAY Stage Name: ELEPHANT PASS

  • Road closure time:
  • 11:22 – 15:52

Roads Closed Elephant Pass Road
Between the following Roads Tasman Highway and Curtis Road

MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN MIDLANDS Stage Name: ROSSARDEN Road closure time: Roads Closed Rossarden Road Storys Creek Road
12:25 – 16:55 Between the following Roads Nevin Street and Rossarden Road Rossarden Road and Stanhope Road

LEG three – wednesday 21st april

MUNICIPALITY OF MEANDER VALLEY AND KENTISH Stage Name: CETHANA

  • Road closure time:
  • 7:08 – 11:38

*6:38 from Moina End
Roads Closed Mersey Forest Road Olivers Road
Between the following Roads Liena Road and Olivers Road Mersey Forest Road and Cethana Road

  • Claude Road and Cradle Mountain Road
  • Cethana Road

MUNICIPALITY OF KENTISH AND CENTRAL COAST Stage Name: CASTRA Road closure time: Roads Closed Back Road
7:53 – 12:23 Between the following Roads Wilmot Road and Spellmans Road

  • Back Road and Castra Road
  • Spellmans Road

MUNICIPALITY OF WARATAH - WYNYARD Stage Name: OLDINA Road closure time: Roads Closed Oldina Road
10:30 – 15:00 Between the following Roads Timothy Drive and Johnsons Road

  • Oldina Road and Mount Hicks Road
  • Johnsons Road

MUNICIPALITY OF WARATAH - WYNYARD Stage Name: HELLYER GORGE ONE Road closure time: Roads Closed Murchison Highway
10:56 – 15:26 Between the following Roads Lances Road and Waratah Road

MUNICIPALITY OF WEST COAST Stage Name: RINADEENA

  • Road closure time:
  • 12:37 – 17:07

*11:52 from Strahan End Between the following Roads Zeehan Highway and Charles Street
Roads Closed Lyell Highway

LEG four - thursday 22nd april

MUNICIPALITY OF WEST COAST Stage Name: PIEMAN Road closure time: Roads Closed Pieman Road
7:19 – 11:49 Between the following Roads Corinna Road and Murchison Highway

MUNICIPALITY OF WARATAH - WYNYARD Stage Name: MURCHISON Road closure time: Roads Closed Murchison Highway
8:37 – 13:07 Between the following Roads Waratah Road and Lances Road

MUNICIPALITY OF CENTRAL COAST Stage Name: GUNNS PLAINS Road closure time: Roads Closed
9:56 – 14:26 Between the following Roads
Central Castra Road Preston Castra Road Preston Road
Castra Road and Preston Castra Road Central Castra Road and Raymond Road Preston Castra Road and Raymond Road

  • Preston Road and Gunns Plains Road
  • Raymond Road

MUNICIPALITY OF CENTRAL COAST AND CITY OF BURNIE Stage Name: RIANA Road closure time: Roads Closed
10:16 – 14:46 Between the following Roads

  • Lowana Road
  • Marshalls Bridge Road and South Riana Road

Lowana Road and Upper Natone Road South Riana Road and Camena Road Upper Natone Road and Stotts Road Camena Road and Wyllies Road
South Riana Road Upper Natone Road Camena Road Stotts Road

MUNICIPALITY OF WARATAH - WYNYARD Stage Name: HELLYER GORGE TWO Road closure time: Roads Closed Murchison Highway
12:41 – 17:11 Between the following Roads Lances Road and Waratah Road

MUNICIPALITY OF WEST COAST Stage Name: REECE DAM

  • Road closure time:
  • 14:17 – 18:47

Roads Closed Pieman Road
Between the following Roads Murchison Highway and Corinna Road

LEG five - friday 23rd april

MUNICIPALITY OF WEST COAST Stage Name: STRAHAN

  • Road closure time:
  • 6:11 – 10:41

*5:26 from Queenstown End
Roads Closed Lyell Highway
Between the following Roads Charles Street and Zeehan Highway

MUNICIPALITY OF WEST COAST Stage Name: QUEENSTOWN

  • Road closure time:
  • 6:42 – 11:12

*5:42 from Derwent Bridge End Between the following Roads Phillip Street and Gould Street Lyell Highway and Peters Street Gould Street and Peters Street Montgomery Street and Ormiston Street Peters Street and Lyell Highway Ormiston Street and Linda
Roads Closed Lyell Highway Gould Street Montgomery Street Peters Street Ormiston Street Lyell Highway

MUNICIPALITY OF WEST COAST Stage Name: MOUNT ARROWSMITH

  • Road closure time:
  • 6:58 – 11:28

*5:38 from Derwent Bridge End Between the following Roads Bradshaw Bridge and Derwent Bridge
Roads Closed Lyell Highway

MUNICIPALITY OF CENTRAL HIGHLANDS Stage Name: TARRALEAH Road closure time: Roads Closed Lyell Highway
8:11 – 12:41 Between the following Roads Brady’s Lake Road and Oldina Drive (Southern End)

MUNICIPALITY OF DERWENT VALLEY AND GLENORCHY CITY COUNCIL Stage Name: MOLESWORTH Road closure time: Roads Closed Molesworth Road
10:42 – 15:12 Between the following Roads Glen Dhu Road and Glenlusk Road

CITY OF CLARENCE Stage Name: GRASSTREE HILL

  • Road closure time:
  • 11:08 – 15:38

Roads Closed Grasstree Hill Road
Between the following Roads Sugarloaf Road and Malcoms Hut Road

LEG six - saturday 24th april

MUNICIPALITY OF HUON VALLEY AND KINGBOROUGH Stage Name: PELVERATA Road closure time: Roads Closed Pelverata Road
7:58 – 12:28 Between the following Roads Reachfar Road and Lords Road

MUNICIPALITY OF KINGBOROUGH AND HUON VALLEY Stage Name: GARDNERS BAY Road closure time: Roads Closed Woodbridge Hill Road
8:35 – 13:05 Between the following Roads Perrys Road and Channel Highway (West End)

MUNICIPALITY OF KINGBOROUGH AND HUON VALLEY Stage Name: OYSTER COVE Road closure time: Roads Closed Nicholls Rivulet Road
8:55 – 13:25 Between the following Roads Channel Highway (East End) and Cross Road

MUNICIPALITY OF HUON VALLEY Stage Name: CYGNET

  • Road closure time:
  • 9:17 – 13:47

  • Roads Closed
  • Between the following Roads

Wattle Grove Road Cygnet Coast Road Silver Hill Road
Golden Valley Road and Cygnet Coast Road Wattle Grove Road and Silver Hills Road Cygnet Coast Road and Channel Highway

MUNICIPALITY OF KINGBOROUGH Stage Name: LONGLEY Road closure time: Roads Closed Huon Road
11:01 – 15:31 Between the following Roads Huon Highway and Menuggana Road

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