The Kings Highway is the main road from the ACT to the NSW south coast, travelling through Queanbeyan and several small NSW towns, connecting with the Princes Highway on the coast at Batemans Bay. It is one lane each way with occasional overtaking lanes throughout.
National Route 52 crossed the ACT border and returns to NSW after a few kilometres, northeast of Queanbeyan, before crossing back into the ACT west of Queanbeyan.
ID sign at Nelligen facing Wharf Rd. November 2009. Click or tap here for a photo of this location by Michael Greenslade from March 2003.
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Kings Hwy as it approaches Pooh's Corner at Buckenbowra. February 2010. Reports have circulated for years that this was the location of a munitions store during the Second World War, which could be detonated to stop passage by invaders from the coast to the national capital, inland.
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Typical conditions on Kings Hwy as it descends Clyde Mtn. Buckenbowra. February 2010. Click or tap here for a photo of this location by Michael Greenslade from March 2003.
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Kings Hwy at Government Bend at Buckenbowra, February 2010. Click or tap here for a photo of this location by Michael Greenslade from March 2003.
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Kings Hwy as it crosses the Clyde River at Nelligen. November 2009. Click or tap here for a photo of this location by Michael Greenslade from March 2003.
Image © Paul Rands