Road Photos & Information: Queensland
Mt Coot-tha Road, Frederick Street, Rouan Road, Boundary Road, MacGregor Terrace, Jubilee Terrace, Elimatta Drive, Stewart Road, Wardell Street, South Pine Road and Stafford Road (Metroad 5)
Everton Park to Kedron
Former Alignment
Statistics:
- Length:
- 13 km (Everton Park to Kedron: 4 km)
- Termini:
- Northern: Gympie Rd (A3), Kedron
- Southern: Western Fwy (M5) and Mt Coot-tha Rd (TD7), Mt Coot-tha
- Suburbs, Towns & Localities Along Route:
- Everton Park, Stafford and Kedron
Route Numbering:
- Current: 5
- Former: 20
- Road Authority Internal Classification: 1
- U19 (Everton Park to Kedron)
General Information:
Metroad 5 is a major arterial route in the inner western suburbs of Brisbane which passes through residential and commercial areas and by-passes the inner city of Brisbane, connecting the Western Freeway with Gympie Road and the northern suburbs. The route is a mix of divided and undivided arterial roadway.
History:
- 1995: Metroad 5 replaced State Route 20.
This page concentrates on the former alignment between Everton Park and Kedron
Everton Park to Kedron
Metroad 5 Trailblazer:
Trailblazer on Stafford Rd in Kedron, June 2009. These signs have since been removed.
Image © Rob Tilley
Entering Kedron:
Stafford Rd (Metroad 5) at it enters Kedron, November 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
Advance Directional Sign:
AD sign approaching Gympie Rd (A3) at Kedron, June 2009. This is the northern terminus of Metroad 5.
Image © Rob Tilley
Advance Directional Sign:
AD sign approaching Gympie Rd (A3) at Kedron, April 2012. This is the northern terminus of Metroad 5.
Image © Paul Rands
Kedron to Everton Park
Gympie Road:
Corner of Gympie Rd (A3) and Stafford Rd (Metroad 5) at Kedron, June 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
Start Metroad 5:
Trailblazer assembly at Kedron, June 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley