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Photo Gallery
Queensland Road Photo Gallery:
New England and Cunningham Highway (National Highway
15) (QLD Border to Stanthorpe)
National Highway 15 begins at the NSW border at Wallangarra
as the New England Highway in the fruit and agricultural
districts of Stanthorpe. It then turns into the Cunningham
Hwy turnoff, near Toowoomba to the south western region
of Brisbane and passes by the city of Ipswich, where
it then terminates at the Ipswich Motorway (M2) and
Warrego Highway (A2) interchange at Dinmore.
The New England Highway after the Cunningham Highway
intersection continues as A3.
| Length: |
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| Information courtesy
of Michael Greenslade & Sam Laybutt (ozroads.com.au)
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Entering Wallangarra
Northbound, just after you cross the QLD - NSW
border. March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Welcome Sign at Wallangarra
Northbound at the QLD-NSW border. A special
area has been set aside for tourists to commemorate
the rail history of the town and also Queensland's attractions.
March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Welcome
Sign at Wallangarra
Close up of the sign in the previous photo.
June 2005.
Image ©
Jason Andrews
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Blanket Speed Limit Reminder
Sign indicating standard speed limits in Queensland,
northbound at Wallagarra, March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Speed Camera and Red Light Camera Sign
Sign indicating the use of Red Light and Speed
Cameras throughout Queensland. Northbound at Wallangarra,
March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Distance Sign
First RD on the Queensland side of the border,
Northbound at Wallangarra, March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Rest Area Signage
Sign for the upcoming rest area, March 2006
at Wallangarra.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Crash Zone Sign
Northbound sign warning of the risk of car crashes,
March 2006 at Wallangarra.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Crash Zone Sign
Northbound sign warning of the risk of car crashes,
March 2006 at Wallangarra.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Tourist Sign
Photographic tourist sign, just outside Wallagarra,
March 2006, northbound. These are quite common in
Queensland nowadays.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Advance Directional Sign
Northbound AD sign for Pyramids Road as you
head through Wyberba, March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Entering Ballandean
Sign announcing the winery town of Ballandean,
northbound March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Black Kilometre Post
Old black kilometre post as you pass through
the main part of Ballandean, March 2006, northbound.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Trailblazer
Northbound trailblazer at Balladean, March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Northbound at Fletcher
Signage indicating rumble strips as you head
northbound, plus the main north railway passing over
the roadway, March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Entering Glen Aplin
Northbound as you head Glen Aplin, with the
roadhouse on the right hand side. March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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How long to go?
Sign for the kids to keep them occupied over
long trip, March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Time Based RD Sign
Northbound sign indicating the time to Toowoomba
and Brisbane, March 2006 at Severnlea.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Time Based RD Sign
Northbound sign indicating the time to Stanthorpe,
March 2006 at Severnlea.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Start Limited Access Road
Northbound sign at Stanthorpe indicating the
beginning of a limited access road - the Stanthorpe
By-Pass, which opened in the 1980s. March 2006.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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Black Diagrammatic AD Sign
Old northbound sign indicating the route to
Stanthorpe's town centre and also Texas. The southbound
version of this sign is a newer standard green sign.
March 2006 at Stanthorpe, on the by-pass.
Image ©
Paul Rands
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