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Roads routes in South Australia comprise both National Highways and state routes. All routes are alphanumeric, with the first letter denoting the standard or function of the road.

Since 1955 South Australia had major rural roads numbered as part of national routes and Highways. In 1998/1999 South Australia introduced "Trailblazers" with A, B and M route numbers in the Metropolitan area and tourist areas of Victor Harbour and the Barossa Valley.[1][2] This system was extended to cover country areas starting in 1999/2000[3]

National Highways

Route Component roads From Via To Length Notes

National Highway A1
Mawson Lakes Port Wakefield, Snowtown, Port Augusta, Kimba, Kyancutta, Ceduna SA/WA Border 1,238 km (769 mi) Part of Highway 1 (South Australia).[i]
Princes Highway Murray Bridge Swanport Bridge Tailem Bend 22 km (14 mi)

National Highway M1 		South Eastern Freeway Glen Osmond Murray Bridge 69 km (43 mi)

National Highway A8 		Dukes Highway Tailem Bend Coonalpyn, Tintinara, Keith, Bordertown SA/VIC Border 192 km (119 mi)

National Highway A16 		Grand Junction Road Port Adelaide Hope Valley

National Highway A17
Glen Osmond Northfield Urban road with no grade separations

National Highway M20
Virginia Munno Para West, Angle Vale Gawler 22 km (14 mi) Now renamed as the

National Highway A20 		Gawler SA/VIC Border formerly National Highway 20

National Highway A87 		Stuart Highway Port Augusta Pimba, Coober Pedy SA/NT Border 928 km (577 mi)

Other routes

Route numbers[4]

Route Component roads From Via To Length Notes

R1
  • City Ring Route, Adelaide:
 Formerly designated A21 on a different route in the southwest, listed clockwise from Port Road

A1
Glen Osmond Adelaide Mawson Lakes 19 km (12 mi) discontinuous across the Adelaide city centre

B1 		Princes Highway Tailem Bend Meningie, Kingston SE, Millicent Mount Gambier

M2 		Southern Expressway Bedford Park Noarlunga 18.4 km (11 mi)
North–South Motorway Wingfield Regency Park 4.8 km (3 mi) Under construction, built in sections.
Northern Expressway Waterloo Corner Gawler 23 kilometres (14 mi)

A2 		South Road Regency Park Darlington Surface road adjacent to North–South Motorway.

A3 		Cross Road Glen Osmond Plympton 9.5 km (6 mi)

A5 		Anzac Highway Adelaide Glenelg 14.7 km (9 mi)

A6 		Sir Donald Bradman Drive Adelaide West Beach 8.1 km (5 mi) Formerly Burbridge Rd

A7 		Port Road, Commercial Road Hindmarsh Port Adelaide 9.9 km (6 mi) [2]

A9
Hillbank Port Adelaide

A10
[2]

B10 		Torrens Valley Scenic Drive Nuriootpa Angaston, Mt Pleasant, Birdwood Tea Tree Gully

[ii]


A11
Adelaide city centre Houghton

B12 		Mallee Highway Tailem Bend Lameroo, Pinnaroo Ouyen, Victoria

A13
Darlington Victor Harbor

A14
Beverley Darlington

A15
Alberton Port Noarlunga

A16
Modbury Gepps Cross Outer Harbor [2]

A17
Glen Osmond Gepps Cross [2]

A18
Paralowie Modbury

B19 		Barossa Valley Way Gawler Nuriootpa

A20 		Main North Road North Adelaide Gawler Originally only north of Gepps Cross[2], then A52 for a few years, changed (back) to A20 in 2017
Former
A21
Former designation replaced by City Ring Route, listed clockwise from the north-west corner of Adelaide city centre

A22
North Adelaide Dry Creek

B23
Old Noarlunga Yankalilla, Cape Jervis, Penneshaw, Kingscote Cape Borda

B26 		Greenhill Road Fullarton Road, Eastwood Uraidla Balhannah 24 kilometres (15 mi) Since 2019

B27
  • Magill Road
  • Old Norton Summit Road
  • Lobethal Road
  • Mount Torrens Road
 Kent Town Norton Summit, Basket Range, Lobethal Mount Torrens 37 kilometres (23 mi) Since 2019

B28
  • Fullarton Road
  • Old Belair Road
  • Upper Sturt Road
  • Waverley Ridge Road
  • Mount Lofty Sumit Road
 Glen Osmond Road, Parkside Belair, Crafers Summertown 25 kilometres (16 mi) Since 2019

B31
  • Gorge Road
  • Little Para Road
  • South Para Road
  • Lyndoch Valley Road
 Campbelltown Chain of Ponds, Williamstown Lyndoch 49 kilometres (30 mi)

A32 		Main North Road Stirling North
Gawler Runs from Stirling North to Wilmington, and from Giles Corner to Gawler

B33
Stirling Aldgate Strathalbyn Mt Barker Road from Stirling to Aldgate, then Strathalbyn Road to Strathalbyn

B34
  • Warren Road
  • Onkaparinga Valley Road
  • Echunga Road - Between Hahndorf and Echunga
  • Battunga Road - Between Echunga and Meadows
  • Brookman Road - Between Meadows and Kuitpo Forest
  • Meadows Road - Between Kuitpo Forest and Willunga
  • Old Willunga Hill Road
  • Pages Flat Road
 Williamstown Birdwood, Willunga Myponga

B35
  • Cricks Mill Road
  • Williamstown Road
  • Mannum Road
  • Tungkillo Road
  • Reedy Creek Road
  • Swanport Road
 Mount Crawford Mount Pleasant Murray Bridge

B36
  • Randell Road
  • Mannum Road
 Palmer Mannum Murray Bridge

B37
  • Wellington Road (Mt Barker-Wistow)
  • Long Valley Road - (Wistow-Strathalbyn)
  • Strathalbyn–Goolwa Road
  • Goolwa-Victor Harbor (Goolwa - Port Elliot)
  • Port Elliot Road - (Port Elliot - Victor Harbor)
  • Range Road (Victor Harbor - Delamere)
 Mount Barker Strathalbyn, Goolwa, Port Elliot, Victor Harbor Delamere

B45
Formerly
A52 		Former designation for Main North Road Gawler Elizabeth, Salisbury Gepps Cross 32 km (20 mi)' [iii] Formerly National Highway 20, now A20 since 2017

B55
Murray Bridge Karoonda, Loxton Berri 172 km (107 mi)

B56
Ucolta Winninowie 123 km (76 mi) [iv]

B57
Bordertown Pinnaroo, Paruna Loxton [5]

B64 		Goyder Highway Monash Burra Crystal Brook

A66/B66 		Riddoch Highway Keith Padthaway, Naracoorte, Coonawarra, Penola, Tarpeena, Mount Gambier Port MacDonnell 239 kilometres (149 mi) A66 Keith-Mt Gambier, B66 to Port MacDonnell

B78 		Wilkins Highway (part) Jamestown Hallett

B79
17km south of Port Pirie Gladstone, Jamestown, Peterborough Ucolta

B80 		RM Williams Way Clare Spalding, Jamestown, Orroroo, Carrieton Hawker

B81 		Thiele Highway Gawler Belt Kapunda, Eudunda Morgan

B82
Gawler Clare, Gladstone, Melrose, Wilmington Quorn 281 km (175 mi)

B83
Stirling North Quorn, Hawker, Leigh Creek Lyndhurst 289 km (180 mi) Much of this route still is designated

B84
  • Port Wakefield-Balaklava Road
  • Curio Road
  • Marrabel Road
 Port Wakefield Balaklava, Auburn, Saddleworth, Marrabel Eudunda 100 km (62 mi)

B85 		Copper Coast Highway Port Wakefield Kulpara, Paskeville, Kadina Wallaroo 58 km (36 mi)

B86 		Yorke Highway NW Port Wakefield Ardrossan, Minlaton, Marion Bay Stenhouse Bay 182 km (113 mi)

B88 		St Vincent Highway south of Ardrossan Port Vincent, Stansbury, Edithburgh, Yorketown Warooka 101 kilometres (63 mi)

B89 		Spencer Highway Port Pirie Kadina, Moonta, Maitland Minlaton 199 km (124 mi) [v] Note: Spencer Highway and route B89 differ between Alford and Moonta: B89 passes through Kadina, Spencer Highway through Wallaroo.

B90 		Tod Highway Kyancutta Lock West of Pt Lincoln

B91 		Birdseye Highway Cowell Lock Elliston

B97
Pimba Woomera, Roxby Downs Olympic Dam

B100 		Lincoln Highway Port Augusta Whyalla Port Lincoln
Flinders Highway Port Lincoln Streaky Bay Ceduna

B101 		Southern Ports Highway Millicent Beachport, Robe Kingston SE 119 kilometres (74 mi)

C192 		Punt Rd Mount Gambier SA/VIC Border

B201
  • Old Sturt Highway
  • Berri-Renmark Rd
 Barmera Berri Renmark

C240 		Wimmera Highway Continuation of VIC B240

See also

References

  1. ^ "Metropolitan Publications". Department for Transport, Urban Planning and the Arts, Metropolitan Region. Archived from the original on 21 April 2000. Trailblazers is a new route numbering system that guides both local and visiting road users through unfamiliar areas by the most efficient routes. This brochure includes a map illustrating the 19 designated routes in the metropolitan area extending to main tourism locations of Victor Harbour and the Barossa Valley. The new signs display the route number, the name of the road being travelled on, major crossroads being approached and destinations along each leg.
  2. ^ a b c d e f "Where the new routes are". Department for Transport, Urban Planning and the Arts, Transport SA, Metropolitan Region. Archived from the original on 10 September 2002.
  3. ^ The Hon. Diana Laidlaw (24 June 1999). "Address to Estimates Committee B" (PDF). Hansard. House of Assembly - Estimates Committee B. Parliament of South Australia: 102. Archived from the original (PDF) on 14 July 2014. Retrieved 12 September 2012. In terms of each class of output to be delivered by Transport SA in the year 1999-2000, the highlights are as follows: ... extension of the route numbering system across the rural arterial network ...
  4. ^ "Road Route Numbers (Trail Blazer)". Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure. 13 December 2017. Retrieved 30 March 2018.
  5. ^ "Murray Mallee, Riverland" (PDF). Naming of State Rural Roads. Government of South Australia. 6 December 2013. Rack Plan 870. Archived from the original (PDF) on 26 May 2014. Retrieved 3 October 2014.
  1. ^ "Driving directions – National A1 South Australia" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved 18 November 2013.
  2. ^ "Driving directions – B10 South Australia" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved 18 November 2013.
  3. ^ "Driving directions – B52 South Australia" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved 19 November 2013.
  4. ^ "Driving directions – B56 South Australia" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved 19 November 2013.
  5. ^ "Driving directions – B89 South Australia" (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved 19 November 2013.


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