Length:

392 km (Lake Grace to Lake King: 115 km)

Termini:

Eastern: Brookton Hwy (SR40) and Lake King-Norseman Rd (unnumbered), Lake King

Western: South Western Hwy (SR20), Roelands

Suburbs, Towns & Localities Along Route:

Lake Grace, South Lake Grace, North Lake Grace, Beenong, Mallee Hill, Buniche, Lake Biddy, South Newdegate, Newdegate, East Newdegate and Lake King

Current: 107

Road Authority Internal Classification: ¹

M037 (Arthur River to Lake King)

General Information:

State Route 107 connects the coast of Western Australia, with the state's coalfields and wheatbelt. The road is generally rural road / rural highway standard and runs in a generally east to west fashion from end to end. The route forms the route 5 part of the official heavy haulage route system in southwestern Western Australia. ² The route also features the Lake King Causeway at the town of Lake King. It allows motorists to cross 10 kilometres of salt lakes and is the longest WA road built across a salt lake. ³

Lake Grace to Lake King

Services Sign:

Services sign at Lake King, April 2018.

Image © Paul Rands

Services Sign:

Services sign at Lake King, April 2018.

Image © Paul Rands

Entering Lake King:

Collie-Lake King Rd (Newdegate-Ravensthorpe Rd) as it passes through the Lake King townsite, April 2018.

Image © Paul Rands

Advance Directional Sign:

AD sign at Lake King approaching Brookton Hwy (SR40) and Lake King-Norseman Rd, April 2018.

Image © Paul Rands

Fingerboard Assembly:

Fingerboard assembly at Lake King at the Brookton Hwy (SR40) and Lake King-Norseman Rd junction, April 2018.

Image © Paul Rands

Lake King to Lake Grace

Reassurance Directional Sign:

Distance sign at Lake Grace, June 2016.

Image © Terry Siva

Lake King:

Collie-Lake King Rd (Newdegate-Ravensthorpe Rd) as it passes through the Lake King townsite, April 2018.

Image © Paul Rands

Reassurance Directional Sign:

Distance sign at Lake King, April 2018.

Image © Paul Rands