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How far is it from Young to Canberra?
From Young to Canberra is a distance of 162 km, travelling through Boorowa and Yass. The journey takes just over two hours.
What is the main highway between Canberra and Melbourne?
The main highway between Canberra and Melbourne (indeed, Sydney and Melbourne) is the Hume Highway. It roughly follows the path of explorers Hume and Hovell, who first explored an overland route between Sydney and Port Phillip Bay in 1824.
What is the name of the main highway between Melbourne and Sydney?
The main highway between Melbourne and Sydney is the Hume Highway, named after Australian-born explorer Hamilton Hume who, together with William Hovell, explored between the Yass Plains and Port Phillip Bay in 1824.
Is Canberra along the coastal drive from Melbourne to Sydney?
No. Canberra lies inland between these two cities, just off the Hume Highway, rather than along the Princes Highway, which takes in the coastal route.
How many kilometres between Canberra and Bendigo?
From Canberra to Bendigo is a distance of about 650 km, travelling via the Midland Highway from bendigo. The trip takes between 7 and 8 hours.
What is the distance between Canberra and Alice Springs?
2559Km if you take the Sturt Highway 2602Km if you take the Barrier Highway 2718 of you take the Lachlan Valley Way
Which way is the quickest from Brisbane to Canberra?
Inland highway
How can you drive to Wagga Wagga from Canberra?
Easily; in a car, on the road. Or Hume highway>National Highway
What does via mean on the highway?
On the highway, via means to go "by way of". For example, if you are travelling from Sydney to Melbourne, you may ask "How far is it from Sydney to Melbourne via Canberra?", i.e. going through Canberra on the way.
When was Catherine Yass born?
Catherine Yass was born in 1963.
When was Jeff Yass born?
Jeff Yass was born in 1956.
When was the capital territory of Australia established?
The Australian Capital Territory was originally established as the Federal Capital Territory on 1 January 1911. This covered an area of 2 360 square kilometres in the Yass-Canberra district, and was where the foundations of the Federal capital of Canberra were laid two yers later.
