Lane Cove Road is a major suburban arterial road in
Sydney, Australia
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. It forms part of
A3 and is located in the Ryde local government area.
The southern end of Lane Cove Road connects with Devlin Street at Blaxland Road at Top Ryde, about one kilometre north of Victoria Road. Lane Cove Road extends generally NNE, crossing Epping Road at a grade separated intersection at
North Ryde
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, and partly connecting with the
M2 Hills Motorway
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.
Lane Cove Road ends north of
De Burghs Bridge and where the A3 crosses the
Lane Cove River
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, entering into the Ku-ring-gai local government area. At the junction with Lady Game Drive it changes name and continues as
Ryde Road, all the way to the junction with the
Pacific Highway at
Gordon
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.
Lane Cove Road is the main access road from the central and southern suburbs of Sydney to the North Ryde/Macquarie Park commercial and industrial area. It's typically 3 lanes wide in each directions and carries a large volume of traffic, becoming very congested in morning and afternoon/evening peak hour traffic.
See also
References
Streets in Sydney
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