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| B14 | Foster Street, Sheffield Main Road, Sheffield Road & High Street (B14) |
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B14 is a horseshoe shaped route in northern Tasmania, running from Railton & Kimberley Roads (B13) at Railton through Sheffield and back north to the Devonport area, ending on Mersey Main Road (B19) about 5 km west of where B13 starts. It services important tourist towns like Sheffield and is used as a through route towards Cradle Mountain.
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Advance Directional Sign: AD sign on Kimberley Rd (B13) approaching Crocker St, Foster St (B13 & B14) at Railton. November 2007. Image © Peter Renshaw |
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Southbound Near Lower Barrington: Travelling south from Spreyton, the roadscape is dominated by Mt Roland - picture taken south of Lower Barrington near Weeks Road, November 2007. Image © Peter Renshaw |
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Intersection Directional Sign: ID sign facing Bridle Track Rd (C156) at Sheffield, June 2019. Image © Paul Rands |
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Entering Sheffield: Entering Sheffield from the west, approaching West Kentish Rd (C141) and West Nook Rd. November 2007. Image © Peter Renshaw |
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Intersection Directional Sign: ID sign at the junction of Sheffield Rd (B14) and Barrington Rd (C143) at Barrington, March 2013. Image © Garry Coxhead |
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Sheffield: B14 as it passes through the Sheffield town centre, March 2013. Image © Garry Coxhead |
1 Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources, Tasmanian Road Safety Strategy 2007-2016, 2009/10 Work Program, September 2009
Last updated: 27 Aug 2019 23:53
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