Henty Highway - Major Intersections and Towns

Major Intersections and Towns

Henty Highway
Northbound Distance to
Mildura
(km)
Distance to
Portland
(km)
Southbound
End Henty Highway
continues as Sunraysia Highway
to Ouyen / Mildura
169 354 Start Henty Highway
from Sunraysia Highway
Birchip
Sunraysia Highway
Sea Lake, Swan Hill
Hopetoun-Sea Lake Road
186 337 Sea Lake
Hopetoun-Sea Lake Road
Patchewollock, Walpeup
Hopetoun-Wallpeup Road
190 333 Patchewollock, Walpeup
Hopetoun-Wallpeup Road
Rainbow
Hopetoun-Rainbow Road
193 330 Hopetoun
Hopetoun Rainbow
Hopetoun-Rainbow Road
HOPETOUN RAIL LINE
196 327 HOPETOUN RAIL LINE
Rainbow, Birchip
Birchip-Rainbow Road
218 305 Birchip, Rainbow
Birchip-Rainbow Road
HOPETOUN RAIL LINE
252 271 HOPETOUN RAIL LINE
continues as 254 269 Rainbow
Warracknabeal-Rainbow Road
Donald, Charlton
Borung Highway
Donald, Charlton
Borung Highway
Rainbow
Warracknabeal-Rainbow Road
duplexes with
HOPETOUN RAIL LINE
255 268 HOPETOUN RAIL LINE
duplexes with Warracknabeal
Dimboola, Adelaide
Borung Highway
Dimboola, Adelaide
Borung Highway
Stawell
Stawell-Warracknabeal Road
Stawell, Melbourne
Stawell-Warracknabeal Road
Warracknabeal continues as
Minyip, Donald
Horsham-Minyip Road
284 239 Minyip, Donald
Horsham-Minyip Road
continues as 301 222 Murtoa, St Arnaud
Wimmera Highway
Murtoa, St Arnaud, Bendigo
Wimmera Highway
duplexes with
WESTERN SG RAIL LINE
303 220 WESTERN SG RAIL LINE
Start
continues with
311 212 Horsham
Dimboola, Adelaide
Western Highway
End
End Dimboola, Adelaide
Western Highway
Horsham Start
continues with and
duplexes with and 312 211 Edenhope, Naracoorte
Wimmera Highway
Edenhope, Naracoorte
Wimmera Highway
continues as and
Horsham-Drung South Road 313 210 Horsham-Drung South Road
duplexes with 314 209 Ararat, Ballarat, Melbourne
Western Highway
Ararat, Ballarat, Melbourne
Western Highway
continues as
continues as 415 108 Balmoral
Natimuk-Hamilton Road
Balmoral
Natimuk-Hamilton Road
duplexes with
duplexes with 415.5 107.5 Cavendish
Dunkeld
Dunkeld-Cavendish Road
Dunkeld
Dunkeld-Cavendish Road
Cavendish continues as
continues as 438 85 Casterton, Mount Gambier
Glenelg Highway
Casterton, Mount Gambier
Glenelg Highway
duplexes with
duplexes with 440.5 82.5 Hamilton
Town Centre, Ballarat
Glenelg Highway
Town Centre, Ballarat
Glenelg Highway
continues as
continues as 441.4 81.6 Dartmoor
Dartmoor-Hamilton Road
Dartmoor
Dartmoor-Hamilton Road
duplexes with
duplexes with 441.5 81.5 Town Centre
Dartmoor-Hamilton Road
Town Centre; To Ballarat
Dartmoor-Hamilton Road
continues as
Hamilton
Port Fairy
Hamilton-Port Fairy Road
442.5 80.5 Port Fairy
Hamilton-Port Fairy Road
PORTLAND RAIL LINE
454 69 PORTLAND RAIL LINE
PORTLAND RAIL LINE
479 44 PORTLAND RAIL LINE
Macarthur
Myamin-Macarthur Road
483 40 Macarthur
Myamin-Macarthur Road
continues as 499 24 Mount Gambier, Adelaide
Princes Highway
Mount Gambier, Adelaide
Princes Highway
duplexes with
Woolsthorpe, Warrnambool via Town Bypass
Woolsthorpe-Heywood Road
499.5 23.5 Woolsthorpe, Warrnambool via Town Bypass
Woolsthorpe-Heywood Road
Heywood 500 23 Heywood
PORTLAND RAIL LINE
510 13 PORTLAND RAIL LINE
duplexes with 520 3 To Great Ocean Road; Warrmambool, Geelong, Melbourne
Princes Highway
To Great Ocean Road; Warrmambool, Geelong, Melbourne
Princes Highway
continues as
Town Centre
New Street
523 0 Portland
Town Centre
New Street
PORTLAND RAIL LINE 524 -- PORTLAND RAIL LINE
Nelson
Portland-Nelson Road
524.3 -- Nelson
Portland-Nelson Road
Cape Bridgewater
Bridgewater Road
via West/East Ring Road
525.5 -- Cape Bridgewater
Bridgewater Road
via West/East Ring Road
Madeira Packet Road 526.5 -- Madeira Packet Road
Start Henty Highway
from Madeira Packet Road
529 -- End Henty Highway
continues as Madeira Packet Road

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