In 1987, with the introduction of a state route numbering system for rural roads in the Northern Territory, Cox Peninsular Road was designated State Route 34. As of 2004, some signs have replaced the blue shield symbols with the alphanumeric designation B34 following the adoption of a new route numbering system in the Territory.[2]
While Cox Peninsula Road passes through three separate Local Government Areas, it is considered an important arterial road and as such falls under the jurisdiction of the Northern Territory Government for its maintenance and upkeep. The entire length of the road has been sealed since 2004.[3] In addition to providing access to the Cox Peninsula, the tourist attractions of Litchfield National Park, Territory Wildlife Park and thermal pools at Berry Springs are also accessed from the road.
B34 alpha-numeric signage now replaces State Route 34 signage.
peninsula, road, rural, road, northern, territory, australia, linking, peninsula, western, shore, darwin, harbour, stuart, highway, rural, suburb, noonamah, outskirts, darwin, route, approximately, passes, through, town, berry, springs, well, rural, areas, tum. The Cox Peninsula Road is a rural road in the Northern Territory of Australia linking the Cox Peninsula and western shore of Darwin Harbour to the Stuart Highway in the rural suburb of Noonamah on the outskirts of Darwin The route is approximately 80 km 50 mi and passes through the town of Berry Springs as well as the rural areas of Tumbling Waters and Blackmore heading west before turning north towards the Indigenous community of Belyuen The road ends at a junction with Charles Point Road in Wagait Shire a few kilometres west of Mandorah on the Cox Peninsula 1 Cox Peninsula RoadNorthern TerritoryCox Peninsula Road green and black General informationTypeRoadLength79 5 km 49 mi Route number s B34Formerroute numberState Route 34Major junctionsSoutheast endStuart Highway National Highway 1 A1 NoonamahNorthwest endCharles Point Road Cox PeninsulaLocation s Major suburbsBerry Springs Tumbling Waters Blackmore BelyuenIn 1987 with the introduction of a state route numbering system for rural roads in the Northern Territory Cox Peninsular Road was designated State Route 34 As of 2004 some signs have replaced the blue shield symbols with the alphanumeric designation B34 following the adoption of a new route numbering system in the Territory 2 While Cox Peninsula Road passes through three separate Local Government Areas it is considered an important arterial road and as such falls under the jurisdiction of the Northern Territory Government for its maintenance and upkeep The entire length of the road has been sealed since 2004 3 In addition to providing access to the Cox Peninsula the tourist attractions of Litchfield National Park Territory Wildlife Park and thermal pools at Berry Springs are also accessed from the road B34 alpha numeric signage now replaces State Route 34 signage See also edit nbsp Australian Roads portalReferences edit Hema Maps 2007 Australia Road and 4WD Atlas Map Eight Mile Plains Queensland Hema Maps p 95 ISBN 978 1 86500 456 3 Ozroads Northern Territory proposed alpha numeric routes self published source Northern Territory Government of Australia Media Releases COX PENINSULA ROAD SET TO BE FULLY SEALED Archived from the original on 3 April 2011 Retrieved 6 November 2012 nbsp This Australian road or road transport related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp This Northern Territory Australia article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Cox Peninsula Road amp oldid 1186534447, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
