Road Photos & Information:
Queensland
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Caboolture
Bypass, D'Aguilar Highway, Brisbane Valley Highway & Esk-Hampton
Road (State Route 85) - Former Alignment |
Statistics:
- Length: 155 km
- Western Terminus: New England
Hwy (A3) at Hampton
- Eastern Terminus: Bruce Hwy (M1)
at Caboolture
- Suburbs, Towns & Localities Along
The Route: Caboolture, Moodlu, Wamuran, Bracalba, D'Aguilar,
Woodford, Stony Creek, Royston, Winya, Kilcoy, Harlin, Yimbun, Braemore,
Toogoolawah, Ottaba, Esk, Redbank Creek, Ravensbourne, Perserverance and
Hampton
Route Numbering:
- Current:
- Multiplexes:
- Road Authority Internal Classification:
40A (Caboolture to Kilcoy), 40B (Kilcoy to Harlin), 42A (Harlin to Esk)
& 414 (Esk to Hampton) 1
General Information:
State Route 85 is a major rural route that connects the
Sunshine Coast to the Toowoomba area. The route joins 3 highways: Bruce
Hwy (M1), Brisbane Valley Hwy (NR17) and New Engand Hwy (A3).
The route west of Caboolture is single carriageway rural
highway standard, and becomes arterial standard through Caboolture. State
Route 85 passes through mostly residential, commercial and rural zones.
Multiplexes along the route include:
- National Route 17 (Brisbane Valley Hwy) for 36 km between Esk and
Harlin
- Brisbane Valley Tourist Drive, for 36 km between Esk and Harlin
History:
- 18 November 2007: Official opening of Caboolture
Bypass. 2
This page concentrates on the former alignment of State
Route 85
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Advance
Directional Sign:
AD sign on Bruce Hwy (M1) approaching the
former D'Aguilar Hwy (SR85) (now Lower King St) interchange. The
SR85 shield for Bribie Island Rd is in error, May 2005.
Image © Rob Tilley
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Distance Sign:
Reassurance directional sign on former
D'aguilar Hwy, May 2005.
Image © Michael Greenslade |
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Intersection Directional Sign:
ID sign without 'To' prefix at the corner of Mathew Tce and Lower King St (former SR85) at Caboolture, May 2005.
Image © Michael Greenslade |
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Trailblazer:
SR85 trailblazer on King St at Caboolture, May 2005.
Image © Michael Greenslade |
1 Transport
and Main Roads, Queensland state-controlled roads and region maps, North
Coast Region
2 Queensland Government, Community
celebrates opening of Caboolture Bypass, 18 November 2007.
Last updated: 21-Oct-2021 19:02
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