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− | The '''Bruce Highway''', is the major coastal highway of , [[Australia]]. Running from the state capital, [[Brisbane]], to [[Cairns]] in Far North Queensland, the route is a part of the Australian National Highway. The Bruce Highway is also part of [[Highway 1 (Australia)|Highway 1]]. Road length is approximately 1700 kilometres. | + | The '''Bruce Highway''', is the major coastal highway of [[Queensland]], [[Australia]]. Running from the state capital, [[Brisbane]], to [[Cairns]] in Far North Queensland, the route is a part of the Australian National Highway. The Bruce Highway is also part of [[Highway 1 (Australia)|Highway 1]]. Road length is approximately 1700 kilometres. |
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Latest revision as of 23:49, 7 May 2012
The Bruce Highway, is the major coastal highway of Queensland, Australia. Running from the state capital, Brisbane, to Cairns in Far North Queensland, the route is a part of the Australian National Highway. The Bruce Highway is also part of Highway 1. Road length is approximately 1700 kilometres.
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