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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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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