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Version 20 Update-1.Pdf VERSION 20/9 NEW ROAD UPDATES • Pacific Highway 9.6km dual carriage way upgrade from Perrys AUSTRALIA Road to Lyons Road and included a bypass of Bonville. • Tarcutta bypass (Hume Highway) –Construction of dual carriageway bypass on the Pacific Highway at Tarcutta. • Banora Point upgrade, Pacific Highway -2.5km of six lane road including new interchange and realignment AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY of Laura Street. MAP DATA FEATURES • Hume Highway – South Marulan interchange south of Marulan. 5,551km of road network including 2,162km • Pacific Highway upgrade – Ballina bypass with address ranges. (southern intersection). • Pacific Highway speed upgrades at three locations. Major New Roads • Changes to speed limits on Pacific Highway at • Monaro highway duplication to create 2-way, 2 lane three locations divided carriage ways between Canberra and • 3.5 km of Princes Highway to be realigned at Newcastle St, Fyshwick. Conjola Mountain • Construction of an overpass at Russell roundabout • Highway is being widened to a four lane highway from east extending Kings Avenue over Parkes Way. of Tableland Road to Station Street NEW SOUTH WALES NORTHERN TERRITORY MAP DATA FEATURES MAP DATA FEATURES 253,892km of road network including 34,432km of road network including 2,759km 78,473km with address ranges. with address ranges. Major New Roads Major New Roads • Construction of 3.1km Link Road between roundabout • Berrimah Road Rail overpass – Construction of a four lane intersection of the Pacific Highway and Brittania Drive rail overpass at Berrimah Road, Wishart. Wanobbi and Sparks Road and Albert Warner Drive, Warnervale. • Widening of F5 Freeway from four to eight lanes between Camden Valley Way and Brooks Road. • Camden Valley Way upgrade – Bernera Road to QUEENSLAND MAP Cowpasture Road. DATA FEATURES • Upgrade from two lane to four lane divided road between Narellan Road and Cobbitty Road, Harrington Park 298,980km of road network including • Central Coast Highway upgrade – (Stage 1) Carlton Road 64,788km with address ranges. to Matcham Road. • A 54 kilometre section of Main Rd 92 (MR92) between Major New Roads Hames Rd (15km southwest of Nowra) and Nerriga is • Construction of an underground toll road between Brisbane being upgraded. northern suburbs, airport and inner city • 4.5km of two lane road to be built with an additional 1.2km • Beaudesert-Beenleigh Road and Tallagandera of southbound overtaking lane at Gounyan Curves. Road intersection. • Woomargama Bypass – Construction of dual carriageway • Gold Coast Highway upgrade (Labrador). bypass on the Pacific Highway at Woomargama. • Houghton Highway Duplication. • 6km section upgraded to dual carriageway form Wrights road to the Pacific Highway, west of Port Macquarie. • Nicklin Way Caloundra to Minyama. VERSION 20/9 NEW ROAD UPDATES • Nicklin Way/Erang Street intersection upgrade. VICTORIA • Redlands Corridor Program Section B: Mount Cotton, Broadwater and Duncan Road upgrade – Stage 1. MAP DATA FEATURES • Progress Road upgrade (Stage 2) – Upgrading Progress Road between Ipswich Motorway and Boundary Rd to a 219, 413km of road network including five lane corridor. additional 77,750km with address ranges. • Redlands Corridor program Section C Cleveland Redland Bay Road upgrade. Major New Roads • Tilley Road extension (Stage 2 –New Arterial road). • Reconstruction of the Barwon Heads bridge at Barwon Heads. • Bruce Highway duplication and intersection upgrades. • Cranbourne-Frankston Road Duplication (Hall Road to • Cardwell Range upgrade project. Western Port Highway), Cranbourne South. • Douglas Arterial Duplication. • Duplication of a 2.1km section of Koroit Creek Road between Grieve Parade and Millers, Altona. • Bruce Highway additional overtaking lanes. • Pound Road upgrade (Dandenong South). Widening of • Townsville Port Access Rd –Section 2 Eastern bridge over South Gippsland Freeway and additional lanes Access Corridor. onto the South Gippsland Freeway. • Breakwater Road upgrade and realignment of road to create a direct connection with Fellmongers Road. • Geelong Ring Road – Section 4B. A new 5km link from TASMANIA Anglesea Road south of Hams Roads top of The Princes MAP DATA FEATURES Highway near Draytons Road. • M80 Ring Road upgrade (Calder Highway to Sydney Road). Upgrade of 38 kilometres Western and Metropolitan Ring 28,138km of road network including 10,272km Roads, from the Princes Freeway at Laverton North to the with address ranges. Greensborough Highway at Greensborough. • Palmers Road overpass. Extension of Palmers Road Major New Roads overpass to beyond the Princes Freeway and across the • New Roundabout and junction improvements on the Werribee Rail Line. East Derwent Highway, Hobart. • Duplication of Sayers Road between Tarneit and Derrimut • East Tamar Highway upgrade including Dilston bypass. Roads Princes Highway upgrade (Wurruk to Sale). • Realign and regrade Illawarra Road at Longford. • 4km of road to be reconstructed and duplicated between Reid Drive, Wurruk and Reeve Street, Sale. • Construction of bypass commencing south of Kingston Interchange. SOUTH AUSTRALIA MAP DATA FEATURES 123,907km of road network including 25 878km with address ranges. Major New Roads • Main North Road name change to Horrocks Highway. VERSION 20/9 NEW ROAD UPDATES WESTERN AUSTRALIA SOUTH ISLAND MAP DATA FEATURES MAP DATA FEATURES 210,763km of road network including Full coverage of navigable roads. 42,043km with address ranges. Incremental update to 2013 Terralink land base data release. Major New Roads • Coalfields Highway upgrade. Major New Roads • Albany Highway upgrade – John Street to Leach Highway. • Caversham Highway Improvements Project. • Ocean Reef Road Extension. • Reid Highway/Mirrabooka Avenue Overpass. • Dunreath Drive Connection (Perth Airport). • Great Eastern Highway /Roe Highway interchange. • Hepburn Avenue Second Carriageway Construction. • Tonkin Highway & Morley Drive intersection upgrade. NEW ZEALAND NORTH ISLAND MAP DATA FEATURES Full coverage of navigable roads. Incremental update to 2013 Terralink land base data release. Major New Roads • Berrimah Road Rail overpass. • Kopu Bridge replacement. • Rimutaka Corner (Muldoon’s corner) improvements. • SH2 Papatawa Realignment..
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