2015 construction photos - part 1 - Photo galleries - Foxground and Berry bypass
Project overview
Roads and Maritime Services considers that meaningful and engaging community consultation is an essential component of the Foxground and Berry bypass project. The Foxground and Berry bypass will provide a fourlane highway (two lanes in each direction) with median separation for 11.6 kilometres of the Princes Highway between Toolijooa Road and Schofields Lane. These videos take an animated birdseye view of the trips, travelling north and south along the new road as it will be when completed. Roads and Maritime Services has costed a suggested southern route for the Berry bypass. The Foxground and Berry bypass will provide a fourlane divided highway (two lanes in each direction) with median separation for 12.5 kilometres of the Princes Highway between Toolijooa Road and just south of Andersons Lane. The Foxground and Berry bypass has opened to traffic. It provides a fourlane highway (two lanes in each direction) with median separation for 12.5 kilometres of the Princes Highway between Toolijooa Road and just south of Andersons Lane. The NSW Government has committed to installing two noise barriers to address concerns raised by the community in Berry.
Work progressing to build the side track next to the Princes Highway near Tindalls Lane - February 2015
Precast concrete being placed on temporary bridge at Broughton Creek - February 2015
Crane being set up to carry out work at Broughton Creek - February 2015
Piling rig at one of the future bridge crossings over Broughton Creek - May 2015
Aerial view looking south at Broughton Creek Bridge 1 - June 2015
Aerial view looking south west from Toolijooa Road bridge site. Piling and earthworks underway - June 2015
Aerial view of temporary road next to the Kangaroo Valley Road looking south - June 2015
Aerial view placing steel reinforcement for the new Tindalls Lane overbridge looking south-June 2015
Crane lifting steel reinforcement bars onto Tindalls Lane bridge - June 2015
Steel reinforcement being placed onto Tindalls Lane bridge looking west - June 2015
Timber formwork set up in preparation for a concrete pour - June 2015
Placing a Super T girder on Broughton Creek bridge site number 1 (July 2015)
The 500 tonne crane placing the first bridge girders on Broughton Creek Bridge site number 1 (July 2015)
The 500 tonne crane which is placing the super T girders on Broughton Creek Bridge site number 1 (July 2015)
Aerial view of the recently opened temporary road next to the existing Kangaroo Valley Road looking south - June 2015