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Scarborough Beach Road, Green Street & Walcott Street (State Route 75) |
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SR75 links Perth to the west coast beach suburb of Scarborough. It's mostly single crarriageway with one lane in each direction, although closer to Scarborough and around Osborne Park there is some 4 lane sections along the route.
The Scarborough Beach Road section started as a rough track to the beach, which was then upgraded to a plank road and was named Plank Road in the early 1900s. It was built to offer access to the Osborne Park agricultural and market gardening area and Scarborough Beach.
Multiplexes along the route include:
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Approaching Duke St: Scarborough Beach Road at Scarborough, approaching the intersection with Duke Street, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Intersection Directional Sign: ID sign facing traffic heading southeast at the corner of Lord St & Guildford Rd (SR51) and Walcott St (SR75) in Mt Lawley, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Scarborough Beach Road: Looking southeast at Doubleview on Scarborough Beach Road, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Scarborough Beach Road: Trailblazer assembly on Scarborough Beach Rd in Innaloo, near the Ewan St intersection, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Advance Directional Sign: AD sign on Scarborough Beach Road at Innaloo, approaching Odin Road (SR64), February 2009. The SR64 duplex starts at this intersection. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Huntriss Road: Traffic signals warning sign for the Huntriss Street intersection at Woodlands, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Leige Road: Trailblazer assembly approaching Liege Street, (former SR64) intersection, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Doubleview: Passing through Doubleview near the shops at the junction with Flamborough Street, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Stephenson Av: Scarborough Beach Road in Osborne Park, approaching Stephenson Avenue, looking southeast, December 2007. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Duke Street: Scarborough Beach Road approaching Duke Street in Scarborough, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Stephenson Avenue Intersection: Corner of Scarborough Beach Rd and Stephenson Av in Osborne Pk, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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End SR75: Western terminus of SR75, the junction with West Coast Hwy (SR71) at Scarborough, February 2009. The ID sign assembly you see here replaced an old black sign and very faded brown tourist sign in January 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching King Edward Road & Selby Avenue: Warning sign and lane arrangements sign approaching King Edward Rd & Selby Av in Osborne Pk, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Hutton Street: Approaching the intersection with Hutton Street as you travel along Scarborough Beach Road in Osborne Park, December 2007. Image © Paul Rands |
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Freeway Green Advance Directional Sign: Fading freeway green advance directional sign approaching Frobisher St and Harbourne St in Osborne Park, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Frobisher St & Harbourne St: Trailblazer assembly approaching Frobisher St and Harbourne St in Osborne Park, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Freeway Green Intersection Directional Sign: Freeway green coloured ID sign at the intersection of Frobisher and Harbourne Streets in Osborne Park, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Mitchell Fwy: Scarborough Beach Road approaching Glendalough railway station and Mitchell Freeway (SR2) at Osborne Park, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Main & Brady Streets: Trailblazer assembly approaching Main and Brady Streets in Joondanna, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Joondanna: Green Street in Joondanna, near Dunedin Street, as you approach the signalised intersection with Lond Street (SR61), February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching London Street: Trailblazer assembly approaching London St in Joondanna, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Wanneroo Rd, Charles St & Walcott St: Traffic signals warning sign as you approach Wanneroo Road, Charles Street (SR60) and Walcott Street (SR75) in Joondanna, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Wanneroo Road / Charles Street: Corner of Wanneroo Road, Charles Street (SR60) and Walcott Street (SR75) in Joondanna, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Hazard Signs With Speed Advisory: Rare hazard signs with speed avisory on the sharp bend on Walcott Av in Coolbinia near the traffic lights with Wanneroo Rd & Charles St, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Coolbinia Area: Walcott St as it passes through a local shopping area at Coolbinia, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Alexander Dr & Fitzgerald St: Approaching the signalised intersection with Alexander Drive and Fitzgerald Street (SR56) at North Perth, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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North Perth Area: Walcott St as it heads southeast through the North Perth area, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Trailblazer: Trailblazer on Walcott St, near Longroyd St in Mt Lawley, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching William Street: Trailblazer assembly as you approach Wiliam St in Mt Lawley, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Approaching Beaufort Street: Warning sign approaching the junction of Walcott St (SR75) and Beaufort St (SR53) at Mt Lawley, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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Beaufort Street Intersection: Corner of Walcott & Beaufort Streets in Mount Lawley, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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End SR75: The eastern terminus of State Route 75, Guildford Road and Lord Street (SR51) at Mount Lawley, February 2009. Image © Paul Rands |
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