Coopernook Bypass
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The Coopernook Bypass opened to traffic on Wednesday 22 March 2006. The 4.2 kilometre bypass east of Coopernook village (north of Newcastle), involved the construction of a four-lane divided road, with new twin bridges over the Lansdowne River and Coopernook Creek. The bypass removes heavy vehicles and highway traffic from Coopernook village, improving pedestrian safety and traffic flow through the village. The project was fully funded by the NSW State Government. |
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Coopernook Bypass map (April 2006)
File Date Description File Size PDFCoopernook Bypass map April 2006 Coopernook Bypass map 51KB -
Opening commemorative display (March 2006)
File Date Description File Size PDFUpgrading the Pacific Highway March 2006 Upgrading the Pacific Highway 73KB PDFTwin bridges over the Lansdowne River March 2006 Twin bridges over the Lansdowne River 5MB PDFWetlands management March 2006 Wetlands management 4MB PDFAchieving the right balance March 2006 Achieving the right balance 5MB PDFConstruction history March 2006 Construction history 2MB PDFWorking with soft soils March 2006 Working with soft soils 5MB -
Commemorative brochure (March 2006)
File Date Description File Size PDFOfficial opening commemorative brochure March 2006 Official opening commemorative brochure 730KB
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