Illawarra Highway - Major Intersections and Towns

Major Intersections and Towns

Illawarra Highway
Westbound Distance to
Goulburn
(km)		 Distance to
Wollongong
(km)		 Eastbound
End Illawarra Highway
continues as Canyonleigh Road
to Canyonleigh		 -- 81.5 Start Illawarra Highway
from Canyonleigh Road
Mittagong, Campbelltown, Sydney
Hume Freeway 		Mittagong, Campbelltown, Sydney
Hume Freeway
Goulburn, Canberra, Melbourne
Hume Freeway 		57 81 Goulburn, Canberra, Melbourne
Hume Freeway
Exeter
Exeter Road 		63 75 Sutton Forest
Sutton Forest Exeter
Exeter Road
Westbound Distance to
Moss Vale
(km)		 Distance to
Wollongong
(km)		 Eastbound
MAIN SOUTHERN RAIL LINE 0 69 Moss Vale
Moss Vale MAIN SOUTHERN RAIL LINE
continues as 1 68 Bowral, Mittagong
Argyle Road
Bowral, Mittagong, Sydney
Argyle Road 		duplexes with
duplexes with 5 64 Kangaroo Valley, Nowra
Nowra Road
Nowra
Nowra Road 		continues as
continues as 11 58 Bowral, Mittagong
Sheepwash Road
Nowra
Sheepwash Road
Kangaroo Valley, Nowra
Sheepwash Road
Bowral, Mittagong
Sheepwash Road 		duplexes with
UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE
 21 48 UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE
Robertson 22 47 Robertson
UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE 25 44 UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE
duplexes with 25.5 43.5 Jamberoo, Kiama
Jamberoo Mountain Road
Jamberoo, Kiama
Jamberoo Mountain Road 		continues as
UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE 26.5 42.5 UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE
UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE 28 41 UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE
Shellharbour
Tongarra Road 		46.5 22.5 Albion Park
Albion Park Shellharbour, Kiama
Tongarra Road
Start Illawarra Highway 49 20 End Illawarra Highway
Roundabout
Princes Highway to Wollongong and Sydney
Princes Highway to Shellharbour, Kiama and Nowra

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