Burbridge Road, Adelaide
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| Burbridge Road (Sir Donald Bradman Drive) |
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| Length | 10 kilometres |
| General direction: | West-East |
| From: | West Beach, Adelaide |
| To: | Keswick, Adelaide |
| Suburbs along road: | Adelaide Airport, Cowandilla |
Burbridge Road (also known as Sir Donald Bradman Drive) is a major arterial road that travels east-west through the inner western suburbs of the Australian city of Adelaide. Its western terminus is at West Beach, travelling east and ending at the western edge of Adelaide's grid-like central business district, at the insection of West Terrace and Grote Street. As it forms the northern border of Adelaide's airport and provides the airport's main vehicular entrance, it attracts a lot of traffic, due to the rather short distance from the entrance into central Adelaide.
The road was renamed Sir Donald Bradman Drive in honour of Donald Bradman, after he died in 2001.
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