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Mandjoogoordap Drive (State Route 19)

Statistics:

• Length: 6 km
• Northern Terminus: Lymon Road & Kwinana Fwy (SR2) at Lakelands
• Southern Terminus: Mandurah Rd (NR1) at Greenfields
• Miscellaneous: Also known as Mandurah Entrance Road
• Suburbs, Towns & Localities Along Route: Lakelands, Parklands, Greenfield and Meadow Springs

Route Numbering:

• Current:
• Road Authority Internal Classification: H422 (Mandjoogoordap Drive Rotary) & H824 (Mandjoogoordap Drive) 1

General Information:

State Route 19 is a dual carriageway limited access road linking the Kwinana Freeway (SR2) with the city centre of Mandurah, south of Perth. A section of the route features the railway line linking Mandurah with Perth down the median strip.

Mandjoogoordap was the original Noongar name for Mandurah and means ‘meeting place of the heart’. 2

History:

• September 2009: Construction commenced. 3
• 7 October 2010: Mandjoogoordap Drive opened to traffic, 3 months ahead of schedule. 3

Lakelands to Greenfields			Greenfields to Lakelands
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	Intersection Directional Sign: ID sign facing southbound traffic as they exit from Kwinana Fwy (SR2) at the interchange with Kwinana Fwy (SR2) and Lymon Rd in Lakelands, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands			Intersection Directional Sign: ID sign at the Mandjoogoordap Rotary with Mandurah Rd (NR1) at Greenfields, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Public Art: Public art on the interchange with Kwinana Fwy (SR2) at Lakelands, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands			Reassurance Directional Sign: Distance sign at Greenfields, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Intersection Directional Sign: ID sign on the interchange with Kwinana Fwy (SR2) at Lakelands, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands			Supplementary Advance Directional Sign: Supplementary AD sign at Lakelands approaching the Kwinana Fwy (SR2) and Lymon Rd interchange, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Intersection Directional Sign: ID sign on the interchange with Kwinana Fwy (SR2) at Lakelands, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands			Advance Directional Sign: AD sign at Lakelands approaching the Kwinana Fwy (SR2) and Lymon Rd interchange, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Distance Sign: Reassurance directional sign at Lakelands, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands			Intersection Directional Sign: ID sign at the Kwinana Fwy (SR2) and Lymon Rd interchange at Lakelands, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Gordon Road: Mandjoogoordap Dr (SR19) as it passes under Gordon Rd at Parklands, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Advance Directional Sign: AD sign approaching Dubarda Link at Greenfields, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Dubarda Link: Corner of Mandjoogoordap Dr (SR19) and Dubarda Link at Greenfields, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Advance Directional Sign: AD sign approaching Mandurah Rd (NR1) at Greenfields, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands
	Public Art: Public artwork on the Mandjoogoordap Rotary, at the junction with Mandurah Rd (NR1) at Greenfields, December 2012. Image © Paul Rands

1 State Law Publisher, Western Australian Government Gazette, Volume 97, 15 Jun 2012
2 City of Mandurah, Media Release, New Entrance Road Name Recognises Aboriginal Heritage 25/01/2010
3 Main Roads Western Australia, Completed Projects, Mandurah Entrance Road

Last updated: 17:52 02/08/2014.

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