Cape Leveque Road
| Cape Leveque Road Western Australia | |
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| Cape Leveque Road WA | |
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| Type | Rural road |
| Length | 202 km (126 mi) |
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| North end | Cape Leveque, Lombadina |
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| South end | Broome Road, Broome |
| Location(s) | |
| Major settlements | Beagle Bay |
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The Cape Leveque Road is a regional Western Australian road that runs through pindan woodland for 202 kilometres (126 mi) between Broome and Cape Leveque on the Dampier Peninsula.[1] The road is bitumened from south of Beagle Bay to the northern towns, and the unsealed southern section is often closed during the wet season when flooding makes it impassable. The section between Broome and Beagle Bay is generally maintained poorly and is quite corrugated.
The road is vital for servicing communities on the Dampier Peninsula and is also a popular tourist attraction. The road is maintained by the Shire of Broome.
See also
Australian Roads portal
References
External links
- Shire of Broome road report
- Western Australia parliament question & answer about future upgrades (27 September 2006)
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Coordinates: 17°28.405′S 122°29.116′E / 17.473417°S 122.485267°E
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