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New South Wales Road Photo Gallery:
National Highway 20 (Sturt Highway)
The Sturt Highway is an Australian highway in New
South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia.
The Sturt
Highway is the main highway route between Sydney and
Adelaide and has a small duplex of about 200 metres
with the Newell Highway (NH39) at Narranderra.
None of the Sturt Highway is constructed as dual-carriageway,
and it's easter terminus is at the junction with the
Hume Highway (NH31) near Gundagai. The highway heads
west, passing through the northwest of Victoria, and
linking the towns of Wagga Wagga, Narrandera, Hay,
Balranald, Mildura, Renmark and Gawler.
The highway carries the route number National 20
in New South Wales and National Highway A20 in Victoria
and South Australia.
The Sturt Highway is named
after Charles Sturt, who explored south western New
South Wales, the Murrumbidgee and Murray rivers and
also parts of the deserts of central Australia in the
1820s and 1830s.
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605 km |
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