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Cobar Shire Council's Current Road Condition Report As of Thursday 18

Telephone: (02) 6836 5888 PO Box 223 Website: www.cobar.nsw.gov.au Facsimile: (02) 6836 3964 Cobar NSW 2835 Email: [email protected] Cobar Shire Council’s current road condition report as of Thursday 18 October 2018. Motorists are advised to travel at all times according to the road conditions. Council wastes valuable resources repairing damage done by vehicles using closed or wet roads. Offenders may be prosecuted and be liable to pay for any damage caused. Please ensure to check surrounding road condition reports as our unsealed road network connects with other shires. STATE HIGHWAYS ROAD NO ROAD NAME OPEN/CLOSED COMMENTS Barrier Highway SH8 OPEN SEALED Wilcannia – Cobar – Nyngan MR421 Kidman Way (North) OPEN SEALED MR410 Kidman Way (South) OPEN SEALED REGIONAL ROADS ROAD NO ROAD NAME OPEN/CLOSED COMMENTS Priory Tank Road 461 OPEN SEALED Priory – Nymagee Balowra Road 461 CLOSED UNSEALED Nymagee to Condobolin Curranyalpa Road 68 CLOSED UNSEALED Darling River - East Whitbarrow Way 228 OPEN SEALED Nymagee - Hermidale Mulya Road 407 LIGHT TRAFFIC ONLY UNSEALED Cobar - Louth Tipping Way 411 OPEN SEALED Mount Hope - Euabalong The Wool Track 416 CLOSED UNSEALED Cobar - Belarabon Glenwood Road 419 CLOSED UNSEALED Nymagee - Gilgunnia Lachlan Valley Way 423 OPEN Euabalong – Murrin Bridge SEALED Fifty Two Mile Road 7518 OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED Barnato - Tilpa Kiacatoo Road 7521 OPEN SEALED Euabalong West - Condobolin The Wool Track 7522 CLOSED UNSEALED Belarabon – Ivanhoe SHIRE ROADS ROAD NO ROAD NAME OPEN/ CLOSED COMMENTS 1A Buckanbe Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 1B Budda Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 4WD LIGHT TRAFFIC ONLY 2 Seventy Eight Mile Road UNSEALED WITH CAUTION 3 Nelyambo Bridge Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 4 Gidgee Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 6 Pulpulla Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 7 Mount Gap Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 4WD LIGHT TRAFFIC ONLY 8 Coomeratta Road UNSEALED WITH CAUTION 9 Neckarbo Road CLOSED UNSEALED 10 Belarabon Road CLOSED UNSEALED 11 Bloomfield Road CLOSED UNSEALED 12 Yathong Road CLOSED UNSEALED 13A Lerida Road OPEN SEALED 13B Bedooba Road CLOSED UNSEALED 14 Manuka Road CLOSED UNSEALED 15 Shuttleton Road CLOSED UNSEALED 16 Sandy Creek Road CLOSED UNSEALED 17 Merri Road CLOSED UNSEALED 18 Bruce Cullenward Drive CLOSED UNSEALED 19 Burthong Road CLOSED UNSEALED 20 Grain Road CLOSED UNSEALED 21 Tallebung Road OPEN UNSEALED 22 Round Hill Road CLOSED UNSEALED 23 Booberoi Road OPEN UNSEALED 24 Mount Grace Road CLOSED UNSEALED 25 Wilgaroon Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 26 Wilga Downs Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 27 Cooneybar Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 28 Yimkin Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 29 Booroomugga Road OPEN WITH CAUTION UNSEALED 30 Canbelego Road CLOSED UNSEALED 31 Moolah Road CLOSED UNSEALED 32 Developmental Road CLOSED UNSEALED 33 Nymagee Station Road CLOSED UNSEALED 34 Wallace Vale Road CLOSED UNSEALED 35 Osterley Downs Road CLOSED UNSEALED 36 Palesthan Road OPEN UNSEALED 37 Bimbella Road OPEN UNSEALED 38 CSA Access Road OPEN SEALED 39 Coombie Road CLOSED UNSEALED 40 Filtration Plant Road OPEN SEALED 41 Tilpa Weir Road CLOSED UNSEALED 42 Endeavor Mine Road OPEN SEALED 43 Sewerage Works Road CLOSED UNSEALED 44 Old Reservoir Road CLOSED UNSEALED 45 Garbage Tip Road OPEN SEALED 46 Rosevale Road CLOSED UNSEALED 47 Cobar Town Streets OPEN SEALED 48 Euabalong Tip Road CLOSED UNSEALED .

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