Cavendish Road

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Cavendish Road

General information
TypeRoad
Route number(s) Australian state route 41.svg State Route 41
Major junctions
NW endS none.svg Off Stanley Street East, Coorparoo, near Norman Creek
 
SE endAustralian state route 41.svg Newnham Road (State Route 41), Mt Gravatt East, near Creek Rd
Location(s)
LGA(s) City of Brisbane
Major suburbs Coorparoo, Holland Park, Mount Gravatt East

Cavendish Road is an arterial road in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, linking the suburbs of Coorparoo, Holland Park and Mount Gravatt East. [1]

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Geography

Cavendish Road commences at Coorparoo Secondary College near Bridgewater Creek in Coorparoo and then runs in an approximately southeasterly direction over hilly terrain. It terminates at the intersection with Creek Road in Mount Gravatt East. Although the road appears to continue beyond that point, it becomes Newnham Road. [1]

History

View along Cavendish Road, Coorparoo, circa 1929 StateLibQld 1 105356 View along Cavendish Road at Coorparoo, ca. 1929.jpg
View along Cavendish Road, Coorparoo, circa 1929

The road first appears in a survey of Coorparoo in July 1863. [2]

A number of the early residents were keen whist players and the book commonly known as Cavendish on Whist was considered the authority on the game. Cavendish was the pen name of English writer and whist player Henry Jones, who was a member of the Cavendish Whist Club. This is said to be the origin of the road name. [2]

Cavendish Road State High School was constructed at 695 Cavendish Road in Holland Park. It opened on 9 April 1951. [3]

Landmarks

Significant landmarks on Cavendish Road include:

Major intersections

The entire road is in the Brisbane local government area. [1]

LocationkmmiDestinationsNotes
Coorparoo 00.0Dead end (no adjoining roads or streets)Northern end of Cavendish Road (no route number)
0.270.17Australian state route 41.svg Stanley Street East (State Route 41) – west – East Brisbane /
east (no route number) – Norman Park
Cavendish Road continues south as State Route 41
0.50.31Level crossing of Cleveland railway line
1.20.75Australian state route 22.svg Old Cleveland Road (State Route 22) – west – Greenslopes/
east – Camp Hill
2.51.6Chatsworth Road – west – Greenslopes
east – Camp Hill
Coorparoo -
Holland Park boundary
4.32.7Australian state route 10.svg Holland Road (State Route 10) – south–west – Holland Park /
Australian state route 10.svg Boundary Road (State Route 10) – north–east – Camp Hill
Holland Park 5.33.3Wyncroft Street (becomes Pine Mountain Road) – east – Carindale
Holland Park –
Mount Gravatt East
boundary
5.73.5Nursery Road – south–west – Holland Park West
Mount Gravatt East 7.24.5Australian state route 20.svg Creek Road (State Route 20) – south–west – Mount Gravatt East /
– north – Carindale
Southern end of Cavendish Road. State Route 41 continues south as Newnham Road.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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