Major Intersections and Towns
| Barton Highway | |||
| Northbound | Distance to Melbourne (km) |
Distance to Canberra (km) |
Southbound |
| End Barton Highway continues as Hume Highway to Gundagai / Melbourne / Adelaide |
608 | 56 | Start Barton Highway from Hume Highway |
| Goulburn, Sydney Hume Highway |
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| Yass Yass Valley Way |
612 | 52 | Yass Yass Valley Way |
| Murrumbateman | 626 | 38 | Murrumbateman |
| Gundaroo, Bungendore Murrumbateman Road |
Gundaroo, Bungendore Murrumbateman Road |
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| NEW SOUTH WALES STATE BORDER AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY |
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| Hall Victoria Street |
648 | 16 | Hall Victoria Street |
| Hall Victoria Street |
651 | 13 | Hall Victoria Street |
| continues as | 651.5 | 12.5 | Fraser, Belconnen Kuringa Drive |
| Fraser, Belconnen Kuringa Drive |
duplexes with | ||
| Gungahlin Gundaroo Drive Belconnen William Slim Drive |
654 | 10 | Gungahlin Gundaroo Drive Belconnen William Slim Drive |
| Gungahlin Gunghalin Drive |
657.5 | 6.5 | Gungahlin Gunghalin Drive |
| Belconnen, Woden Gunghalin Drive |
657.7 | 6.3 | Belconnen, Woden Gunghalin Drive |
| Start Barton Highway | 660 | 4 | End Barton Highway |
| Traffic Lights Federal Highway to Watson, Goulburn and Sydney Northbourne Avenue to Canberra City Centre, Queanbeyan and Cooma |
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