Project documents - Safety Improvement Upgrades - Great Western Highway Upgrade Program

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Project overview

The jointly funded $250 million Great Western Highway Safety upgrade between Katoomba and Lithgow has been delivered, with safety works at Blackheath now complete.

Project documents

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Concept design documents

Community updates

Concept design

 Katoomba to Mount Victoria documents

Addendum Review of Environmental Factors
Community information
Meeting, presentations and notes
Treatment reports

Mount Victoria Village documents

Community updates

Reports
Draft concept design 2013
Planned maintenance work notifications

Hartley Valley documents

Review of Environmental Factors
Community information

 Forty Bends documents

Community information
Review of Environmental Factors
Forty Bends upgrade photomontages
  • April 2013 photomontage 5

    Revised artist's impression looking west towards the highway from Forty Bends Road - 10 years after highway upgrade.

  • April 2013 photomontage 4
    Revised artist's impression looking west towards Forty Bends from Padleys Pedestal lookout - 10 years after highway upgrade.

  • October 2012 photomontage 3
    Artist's impression looking north towards Whites Creek bridge from Forty Bends Road - 10 years after highway upgrade.

  • October 2012 photomontage 2
    Artist's impression looking west towards the highway from Forty Bends Road - 10 years after highway upgrade.

  • October 2012 photomontage 1
    Artist's impression looking west towards Forty Bends from Padleys Pedestal lookout - 10 years after highway upgrade.

Related studies

Central West transport needs study

Central West transport needs study - evaluating the appropriateness of existing land transport networks in meeting the short and long term needs of the Central West. To view the final report see the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development website.

The Australian Government funded a strategic study of the transport needs of the Central West. The final report can be viewed following the link below.

The study focussed on the road and rail transport needs for passengers and freight between the Central West region of NSW and Sydney, Newcastle, and Port Kembla. The study also investigated the future role of major centres in providing inter-modal transport and strategies to meet the region's needs over the next 25 years.

The study area was predominantly made up of the local government areas forming the Central West regional organisation of councils: Bathurst, Blayney, Boorowa, Cabonne, Cowra, Forbes, Harden, Lachlan, Lithgow, Mid-Western Regional, Oberon, Orange, Parkes, Weddin, Wellington and Young.

The following stakeholders were consulted during the study:

Contact us

For further information about this project, please contact:

Phone: 1800 953 777

Email: gwhd@transport.nsw.gov.au