Bruce Highway (Cooroy to Curra) corridor map/media/projects/b/bruce... · 2009. 6. 8. · monkland...
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SOUTHSIDE Kin Kin Rd Gympie- Brooloo Rd Traveston Rd Gympie - Brooloo Rd Traveston Crossing Rd Tin Can Bay Rd Gympie Connection Rd Gympie - Woolooga Rd Wide Bay Hwy Kin Kin Rd Boreen Rd Kenilworth Skyring Creek Rd Pomona Connection Rd Cooroy Beli Creek Rd Cooroy Noosa Rd Six Mile Ck Amamoor Ck Woondum Ck Six Mile Ck Four Mile Ck Calico Ck Calico Ck Pie Ck Eel Ck Deep Ck Mary River Curra Ck Mary River BLACK MOUNTAIN Coles Creek Rd Tandur Rd Woondum Rd Noosa Rd Lagoon Pocket Rd Old Maryborough Rd Fritz Rd Rammutt Rd Old Maryborough Rd Purcell Rd Meadows Lane Six Mile Creek Middle Creek Coles Creek Skyring Creek CURRA COOROY COORAN POMONA GYMPIE KYBONG FEDERAL MONKLAND THE PALMS TRAVESTON CHATSWORTH LAGOON POCKET TUCHEKOI TANDUR MOTHAR MOUNTAIN MT CORELLA MT COOROORA ¯ 0 1 2 3 4 Kilometres Traveston Crossing Dam Stage 1 FSL (RL 71m) Traveston Crossing Dam Stage 2 FSL (RL 79.5m) Aerodrome Cooroy Curra Highway Corridor Major Roads Mary River Rivers / Creeks Railway Bruce Highway 275kV Overhead Power Lines Brisbane Caboolture Caloundra Rainbow Beach Noosa Heads Cooroy Gympie Curra Maryborough The Queensland and Australian governments initiated the Bruce Highway (Cooroy to Curra) Strategic Planning Study to investigate how best to improve safety, reduce delays and improve freight efficiency during the next 30 years whilst minimising impacts on existing communities and the environment. To meet the strategic needs of the highway for the next 30 years and beyond, it was necessary to plan for the new highway corridor to be of rural motorway standard which caters for safe and high speed travel. To improve safety, the highway will be a limited access road which caters for an initial four-lane divided highway, providing two lanes in each direction with a wide central median. Provision has been made for a future six-lane case. The existing highway will remain as a local arterial road and maintain connectivity and provide access to most of the local roads and properties that currently have direct access to the existing highway. The connections of existing network and local roads will be maintained by under/overpasses where feasible. Community feedback since the March 2007 displays resulted in the following changes to Proposed Corridor. 1) Provision for the Woondum interchange to have all movements and thus cater for motorists seeking to head north, or coming from the north on the new corridor. These ramps have been included to and from Penny Road. 2) Shift the corridor further east in the general vicinity of the Curra State Forest to reduce the impact on freehold properties by utilising more state owned land. South facing ramps only at Woondum Interchange to provide priority and safety for the major movements • northbound from the new corridor into Gympie • southbound out of Gympie onto the new corridor All movements interchange at Gympie Connection Road All movements interchange combining the existing Bruce Highway and Harvey Siding Road Existing Bruce Highway 2 Lanes Proposed Highway 4 Lanes Co n n e c ti o n R oad Exi sti n g C o o r o y Existing Cudgerie Drive Existing Arch Underpass Existing Traveston Road Existing Traveston Crossing Road Proposed 2 Lane Service Road Proposed Highway 4 Lane Existing Bruce Highway 2 Lane Existing Bruce Highway 2 Lane Proposed Highway 4 Lane Existing Gympie Connection Road Proposed Highway 4 Lane Existing Bruce Highway 2 Lane Existing Harvey Siding Road Proposed Highway 4 Lane A s h f o r d R oad P ro p o s e d Acc e s s All movements interchange at Traveston Road All movements interchange at Cooroy Connection Road/Cudgerie Drive including connection of existing highway North facing ramps only at Penny Rd 2 l a n e E x i s t i n g F lood R d Proposed H ighway 2 l a n e E x i s t i ng P e nny Rd 2 l a n e Existin g N oosa Rd 2 la n e Existing Hall Rd (Connects to existing Bruce Hwy) Existing N o o s a R d Bruce Highway (Cooroy to Curra) Corridor Alignment subject to Traveston Crossing Dam decision.
Transcript of Bruce Highway (Cooroy to Curra) corridor map/media/projects/b/bruce... · 2009. 6. 8. · monkland...
SOUTHSIDE
Kin Kin Rd
Gympie-Brooloo Rd
Traveston Rd
Gympie -Brooloo Rd
TravestonCrossing Rd
Tin Can Bay Rd
GympieConnection Rd
Gympie -Woolooga Rd
WideBay Hwy
Kin Kin Rd
Boreen Rd
KenilworthSkyring Creek Rd
PomonaConnection Rd
Cooroy Beli Creek Rd
Cooroy Noosa Rd
Six Mile Ck
Amamoor Ck
Woondum Ck
Six Mile Ck
Four Mile Ck
Calico Ck
Calico Ck
Pie Ck
Eel Ck
Deep Ck
Mary River
Curra Ck
MaryRiver
BLACK MOUNTAIN
Coles Creek Rd
Tandur Rd
Woondum Rd
Noosa Rd
LagoonPocket Rd
Old Maryborough Rd
Fritz Rd
Rammutt Rd
Old Maryborough Rd
Purcell Rd
MeadowsLane
Six Mile Creek
Middle Creek
Coles Creek
Skyring Creek
CURRA
COOROY
COORAN
POMONA
GYMPIE
KYBONG
FEDERAL
MONKLAND
THE PALMS
TRAVESTON
CHATSWORTH
LAGOONPOCKET
TUCHEKOI
TANDUR
MOTHAR MOUNTAIN
MT CORELLA
MT COOROORA
¯Cooroy to Curra Highway Corridor
0 1 2 3 4
Kilometres
Traveston Crossing Dam Stage 1 FSL (RL 71m)
Traveston Crossing Dam Stage 2 FSL (RL 79.5m)
Aerodrome
Cooroy Curra Highway Corridor
Major Roads
Mary River
Rivers / Creeks
Railway
Bruce Highway
275kV Overhead Power Lines
Brisbane
Caboolture
Caloundra
Rainbow Beach
Noosa HeadsCooroy
Gympie
Curra
Maryborough
The Queensland and Australian governments initiated the Bruce Highway (Cooroy to Curra) Strategic Planning Study to investigate how best to improve safety, reduce delays and improve freight efficiency during the next 30 years whilst minimising impacts on existing communities and the environment.
To meet the strategic needs of the highway for the next 30 years and beyond, it was necessary to plan for the new highway corridor to be of rural motorway standard which caters for safe and high speed travel. To improve safety, the highway will be a limited access road which caters for an initial four-lane divided highway, providing two lanes in each direction with a wide central median. Provision has been made for a future six-lane case.
The existing highway will remain as a local arterial road and maintain connectivity and provide access to most of the local roads and properties that currently have direct access to the existing highway. The connections of existing network and local roads will be maintained by under/overpasses where feasible.
Community feedback since the March 2007 displays resulted in the following changes to Proposed Corridor.
1) Provision for the Woondum interchange to have all movements and thus cater for motorists seeking to head north, or coming from the north on the new corridor. These ramps have been included to and from Penny Road.
2) Shift the corridor further east in the general vicinity of the Curra State Forest to reduce the impact on freehold properties by utilising more state owned land.
South facing ramps only at Woondum Interchange to provide priority and safety for the major movements
• northboundfromthenewcorridorinto Gympie
• southboundoutofGympieontothe new corridor
All movements interchange at Gympie Connection Road
All movements interchange combining the existing Bruce Highway
and Harvey Siding Road
Existing Bruce
Highway
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Connection RoadExisting Cooroy
Existing
Cudgerie
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Existing
Traveston Road
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Ashford Road
Proposed Access
All movements interchange at Traveston Road
All movements interchange at Cooroy Connection Road/Cudgerie Drive
including connection of existing highway
North facing ramps only at Penny Rd
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Bruce Highway (Cooroy to Curra) Corridor
Alignment subject to Traveston Crossing Dam decision.
