Loddon Valley Highway - Major Intersections and Towns

Major Intersections and Towns

Loddon Valley Highway
Northbound Distance to
Kerang
(km)
Distance to
Melbourne
(km)
Southbound
End Loddon Valley Highway
continues as Murray Valley Highway
to Kerang / Swan Hill
3 275 Start Loddon Valley Highway
from Murray Valley Highway
Cohuna, Echuca
Murray Valley Highway
continues as 44 234 Pyramid Hill, Cohuna
Boort-Pyramid Road
Pyramid Hill, Cohuna
Boort-Pyramid Road
duplexes with
duplexes with 46 232 Boort, Wycheproof
Boort-Pyramid Road
Boort, Wycheproof
Boort-Pyramid Road
continues as
Mitiamo, Echuca
Boort-Mitiamo Road
56 222 Mitiamo, Echuca
Boort-Mitiamo Road
Serpentine 79 199 Serpentine
Bridgewater On Loddon, Dunolly
Bridgewater-Serpentine Road
Bridgewater On Loddon, Dunolly
Bridgewater-Serpentine Road
SWAN HILL RAIL LINE
119 159 SWAN HILL RAIL LINE
Pyramid Hill
Bendigo-Pyramid Road
122.5 155.5 Eaglehawk
Eaglehawk Pyramid Hill
Bendigo-Pyramid Road
SWAN HILL RAIL LINE 123.4 154.6 SWAN HILL RAIL LINE
Heathcote
Sandhurst Road
123.5 154.5 Heathcote, Kilmore
Sandhurst Road
White Hills, Echuca
Holdsworth Road
125.2 152.8 White Hills
Holdsworth Road
Golden Square
Golden Square-Long Gully Road
126 152 Golden Square, Marong
Golden Square-Long Gully Road
Start Loddon Valley Highway
from Calder Highway
127 151 Marong, Mildura
Calder Highway
End Loddon Valley Highway
continues as Calder Highway
to Bendigo City Centre / Melbourne

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