Road Photos & Information: Australian Capital Territory
  Embassies Tour (Tourist Drive 6)

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The Embassies Tour is designed to give a visitor easy access to view the various façades of the embassies dotted through the southern suburbs of Canberra.

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Melbourne Avenue:
In one of the most exclusive areas of the ACT, outside Canberra Girls Grammar School. This is looking northeast - this side of the street is Deakin, the other side is Forrest. July 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Approaching State Circle:
Melbourne Avenue in Deakin as it approaches Capital Hill and State Circle, July 2006. Note the hand painted Right Lane Must Turn Right sign. Hand painted signs were once extremely common across the ACT.

Image © Paul Rands

State Circle ID Sign:
Older style road name signage on State Circle at Deakin / Capital Hill. This sign would have been a 1990s direct remake of an old black sign. July 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Eastbound on State Circle:
ID sign for Hobart Avenue as you head east on State Circle near Parliament House and the suburb of Forrest. July 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Old Black Directional Sign:
AD sign as you approach Canberra Avenue on State Circle (ACT TD5 section) at Forrest. One of Canberra's oldest buildings is located in the distance: St Andrews Presbyterian Chuch. July 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Eastbound on State Circle:
ID sign for Hobart Avenue as you head east on State Circle near Parliament House and the suburb of Barton. July 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

* Information courtesy of the ACT Heritage Library