New South Wales Road Photo Gallery:
Metroad 10 (Mona Vale to Dee Why)

Metroad 10 is the major arterial road that links the Northern Beachside suburbs of Sydney to the North Sydney business precinct and eventually the Sydney CBD.

The road is entirely multi-laned and divided for most of the route, taking in suburbs such as Mona Vale, Warriewood, Narrabeen, Collaroy, Dee Why, Balgowlah, Mosman, Neutral Bay, Crow's Nest and Artarmon. Roads along the route include Pittwater Road, Condamine Street, Burnt Bridge Creek Deviation, Manly Road, Spit Road, Military Road, Falcon Street and the Pacific Highway.

Metroad 10 crosses Middle harbour via the lift span bridge named The Spit Bridge, which was built in 1951 and opened to traffic in 1958.

Northern Terminus: Pittwater Road (Metroad 10) & Mona Vale Rd (Metroad 3), Mona Vale. Southern Terminus: Pacific Hwy (Metroad 1 / Metroad 10), Gore Hill Fwy (Metroad 2) & Longueville Rd, Artarmon.

Length:	27 km
Route Numbers:	Formerly
Forthcoming Alphanumeric:	(Neutral Bay to Mona Vale only)

Northern Terminus
Looking eastbound from Mona Vale Road at Mona Vale. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Distance Sign
The first southbound RD sign on Metroad 10, directly after the Mona Vale Road intersection at Mona Vale. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Corner of Pittwater Road and Coronation Street
Looking southbound at Warriewood near Mona Vale District Hospital. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Corner of Pittwater Road & Lake Park Road
Southbound outside Narrabeen Sports High School and Lakeside Park at North Narrabeen. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Approaching Wakehurst Parkway Junction
Just north of the intersection of Wakehurst Parkway and Pittwater Road at North Narrabeen. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Wakehurst Parkway Junction
Intersection of Wakehurst Parkway and Pittwater Road at North Narrabeen. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Old Divided Road Sign
Very old southbound hand painted warning sign on the right hand side of Pittwater Road near the Narrabeen Lagoon bridge.

Image © Sam Laybutt (Ozroads)

Distance Sign
Southbound RD sign at Narrabeen. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Southbound at Collaroy
Heading towards Sydney CBD at Collaroy near Frazer Street. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Sign Goof
Old text pedestrians warning sign, southbound at Collaroy near Griffith Park. It looks like the signwriter ran out of room to make it a plural. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Crossing Dee Why Lagoon
Southbound on 1930s pavement at Dee Why. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands

Unusual Sign
AD sign indicating streets to use to make a right hand turn through Dee Why. September 2006.

Image © Paul Rands