Salisbury Highway
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| Salisbury Highway | |
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| General direction | Northeast-Southwest |
| From |  Main North Road, Elizabeth Vale, Adelaide |
| via | Salisbury, Parafield Gardens, Mawson Lakes |
| To |  Port River Expwy, Wingfield, Adelaide |
| Major Junctions | Philip Highway Commercial Road Ryans Road  Port Wakefield Road South Road |
The Salisbury Highway (State Route A13) is a 12 kilometre major connecting road in the northern suburbs of the Adelaide metropolitan area.[1]
The Highway is dual carriageway in its entirety, where it starts in Elizabeth as John Rice Avenue. Past the suburb of Salisbury it takes on its Salisbury Highway name. It then runs parallel to Main North Road (A20), crossing over the A18 (Kings Road) and A1 (Port Wakefield Road) before curving away to the west. Salisbury Highway ends at the interchange which links it with the ongoing Port River Expressway (State route A9) and South Road (which continues with the state route designation of A13).
[edit] Major Intersections
Begins at Main North Road : Elizabeth Vale as John Rice Avenue
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- Phillip Highway: Salisbury Park - round-a-bout
- Commercial Road: Salisbury
- Park Terrace / Waterloo Corner Road: Salisbury
- Kings Road (A11): Parafield Gardens
- Port Wakefield Road : Mawson Lakes - grade separated
- South Road : Wingfield - Continuation of
Continues as Port River Expressway
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ 2003 Adelaide Street Directory, 41st Edition. UBD (A Division of Universal Press Pty Ltd). ISBN 0-7319-1441-4.
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