Road Photos & Information: New South Wales
  Monaro Highway (National Route 23) - ACT Border to Cooma (Decommissioned)

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National Route 23 is a two-laned rural highway that travels through south eastern New South Wales. Parts of the route are subject to snow falls and ice during the winter months. The route continues out of the Australian Capital Territory, and passes through mostly farmland and small towns, with Cooma and Bombala being the 2 major towns on the route. At the southern end, the route passes through dense pine forests before crossing into the state of Victoria.

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Entering Bunyan:
Monaro Hwy as it enters the small village of Bunyan, December 2009.

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Welcome to NSW:
Monaro Hwy as it crosses from the Australian Capital Territory into New South Wales at The Angle, December 2009.

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Intersection Directional Sign:
ID sign outside the entrance to the Transylvania Winery at Bunyan, December 2009.

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State Speed Limit:
Typical NSW State Speed Limit Sign at The Angle, near the ACT Border, December 2009.

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Chakola Road Intersection:
Fingerboard assembly at Chakola at the junction of Monaro Hwy and Chakola Rd, December 2009.

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Reassurance Directional Sign:
The first southbound RD sign on Monaro Hwy, at The Angle near the ACT Border, December 2009.

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Numeralla River:
Southern Bridge over the Numeralla River at Chakola, December 2009.

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Advance Directional Sign:
AD sign on Monaro Hwy (NR23) as it approaches Ryrie St, December 2009.

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Numeralla River:
Northern Bridge over the Numeralla River at Chakola, December 2009.

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Ryrie Street Intersection:
ID sign assembly at the junction with Ryrie St in Michelago, December 2009.

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Billilingra:
The straight at Billilingra, December 2009. The scenery typifies what you see between Cooma and the ACT border.

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Tourist Region RD Sign:
Tourist orientated distance sign after Ryrie St intersection in Michelago, October 2013.

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Entering Bredbo:
Monaro Hwy as it enters the small town of Bredbo, December 2009.

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Approaching Bumbalong Road:
Monaro Hwy as it approaches Bumbalong Rd in Colinton, December 2009.

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Bredbo River:
Monaro Hwy as it crosses the Bredbo River at Bredbo, December 2009.

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Service Sign:
Services sign at Bredo for the Bredbo Rest Area, December 2009.

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Jerangle Road Intersection:
Fingerboard assembly at Jerangle Rd in Bredbo, December 2009.

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Service Sign:
Services sign at Bredo for the Bredbo Rest Area, December 2009.

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Services Sign:
Services sign for the Bredbo Rest Area, as the Monaro Hwy enters the centre of Bredbo, December 2009.

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Entering Bredbo:
Monaro Hwy as it enters the small town of Bredbo, December 2009.

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Bredbo Town Centre:
Monaro Hwy as it passes through Bredbo, December 2009.

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Bredbo Town Centre:
Monaro Hwy as it passes through Bredbo, December 2009.

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Leaving Bredbo:
Monaro Hwy on the northern side of Bredbo, December 2009.

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Bredbo Town Centre:
Monaro Hwy as it passes through Bredbo, December 2009.

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Distance Sign:
RD sign as you leave the town of Bredbo, December 2009.

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Jerangle Road Intersection:
Fingerboard assembly at Jerangle Rd in Bredbo, December 2009.

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Colinton:
Monaro Hwy as it passes through the hills at Colinton, December 2009.

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Bredbo River:
Monaro Hwy as it crosses the Bredbo River at Bredbo, December 2009.

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Approaching Baroona Rd:
Monaro Highway as it approaches Baroona Road at Michelago, December 2009.

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Distance Sign:
RD sign as you leave the town of Bredbo, December 2009.

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Advance Directional Sign:
AD sign on Monaro Hwy (NR23) near Michelago Creek as it approaches Ryrie St, December 2009.

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Billilingra:
The straight at Billilingra, December 2009. The scenery typifies what you see between Cooma and the ACT border.

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Ryrie Street Intersection:
ID sign assembly at the junction with Ryrie St in Michelago, December 2009.

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Numeralla River:
Northern Bridge over the Numeralla River at Chakola, December 2009.

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Approaching Kelly Road:
Monaro Hwy at Michelago as it approaches Kelly Rd, December 2009.

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Numeralla River:
Southern Bridge over the Numeralla River at Chakola, December 2009.

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ACT Border:
Monaro Hwy at The Angle as it enters the Australian Capital Territory, December 2009.

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Chakola Road Intersection:
Fingerboard assembly at Chakola at the junction of Monaro Hwy and Chakola Rd, December 2009.

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Intersection Directional Sign:
ID sign outside the entrance to the Transylvania Winery at Bunyan, December 2009.

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Entering Bunyan:
Monaro Hwy as it enters the small village of Bunyan, December 2009.

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Bunyan:
Monaro Hwy as it passes through the small village of Bunyan, December 2009.

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Click here for the continuation of NR23 between Cooma and Bombala
Click here for the continuation of NR23 in the Australian Capital Territory

Last updated: 18-Dec-2019 13:09

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