List of highways in Western Australia
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Western Australia's population is mainly concentrated in the south west. Outside of Perth the population is relatively sparse when compared to rural areas of the eastern states. Most of the highways are found here.
In many cases, roads away from cities can be known as country roads before the specific designations of highways or state routes.
In Australia, the term freeway describes a particular type of highway. A freeway is generally multi-laned, has no intersections and on-ramp and off-ramp access provided.
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[edit] National Highways
[edit] State Highways
Tonkin Highway
Stirling Highway
Canning Highway
Leach Highway
Graham Farmer Freeway
South Western Highway
Albany Highway
Brookton Highway
West Coast Highway
Muirs Highway
Vasse Highway
Great Southern Highway
[edit] Major Arterial Roads
Great Eastern Highway
Wanneroo Road (Perth-Lancelin Highway)
Geraldton-Mount Magnet Road- Perth-Bunbury Highway (proposed)
[edit] Minor Arterial Roads
[edit] Outback Tracks
As the outback covers most of Western Australia, tracks provide vital links to remote communities and settlements. It must be emphasised that these tracks are unsealed, remote and in many cases pass through restricted areas. They should only be negotiated by experienced drivers.
- Anne Beadell Highway
- Canning Stock Route
- Cape Leveque Road
- Connie Sue Highway
- Gary Highway
- Gibb River Road
- Great Central Road
- Gunbarrel Highway
- Kalumburu Road
- Tanami Road
[edit] See also
- Highways in Australia for highways in other states
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