Onkaparinga Valley Road

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Onkaparinga Valley Road

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Northeast end
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Southwest end
Coordinates
General information
Type Road
Length30.2 km (19 mi) [1]
Route number(s) AUS Alphanumeric Route B34.svg B34 (1998–present)
Major junctions
Northeast endAUS Alphanumeric Route B10.svgAUS Alphanumeric Route B34.svg Torrens Valley Road
Birdwood, South Australia
 
Southwest endAUS Alphanumeric Route B34.svg Mount Barker Road
Verdun, South Australia
Location(s)
Region Adelaide Hills [2]
Major suburbs Mount Torrens, Woodside, Balhannah

Onkaparinga Valley Road is a South Australian secondary road, connecting the towns of Birdwood, Woodside, Balhannah and Verdun within the Adelaide Hills. [3] It is designated part of route B34.

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Major intersections

Onkaparinga Valley Road is entirely contained within the Adelaide Hills Council local government area. [4]

Location [1] [3] km [1] miDestinationsNotes
Birdwood 0.00.0AUS Alphanumeric Route B10.svgAUS Alphanumeric Route B34.svg Torrens Valley Road (B10 east, west/B34 west)  Houghton, Williamstown, Angaston Northeastern terminus of road, route B34 continues west along Torrens Valley Road
Mount Torrens 6.44.0Springhead Road (south)  Harrogate
Terlinga Road (east)  Tungkillo
Charleston 10.16.3AUS Alphanumeric Route B27.svg Mount Torrens Road (B27)  Magill, Norton Summit, Lobethal
Woodside 18.511.5Tiers Road  Lenswood
Balhannah 24.915.5AUS Alphanumeric Route B26.svg Greenhill Road (B26)  Glenside, Uraidla
25.115.6Junction Road  Littlehampton
Verdun 30.218.8AUS Alphanumeric Route B34.svg Mount Barker Road (B34)  Aldgate, Hahndorf, Mount Barker Eastern terminus of road, route B34 continues east along Mount Barker Road
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See also

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