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Photo Gallery
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Gallery:
C412 (Burwood
Highway, Belgrave-Gembrook Road & Main Street)
Located in Melbourne's eastern reaches,
C412 is a continuation of MR26, which was once state
route 26 in its entirety. When Alphanumeric routes were
introduced into Victoria, they were only in country
areas, as its alleged there was not enough funding to
fully implement them in the metropolitain area.
The route starts off at the intersection
with the Burwood Highway and Mount Dandenong Tourist
Road at Upper Ferntree Gully, it continues as Burwood
Highway (Monbulk Road) through Upwey, Tecoma and upon
reaching Belgrave the route's name changes to Main Street,
before it branches off over the railway line (duplexing
with C404) to become Belgrave-Gembrook Road which travels
through Selby, Menzies Creek, Emerald, and Avonsleigh.
At this point the route duplexes with C411 through Cockatoo
(past the junction with the red give way sign (see rare
signs in the Sign Photo Gallery), once leaving Cockatoo
and the C411 duplex, the route continues on through
to the junction of Main Street, Gembrook-Launching Place
Road (C424), Gembrook Road (C424) and Beenak East Road
at Gembrook.
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29 km |
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