Project
Broome Cape Leveque Road Upgrades
Broome
Overview
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Road
Project type -
$65.66 million
Total budget
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Under Construction
Project phase -
Main Roads WA
Lead agency
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290
Jobs supported
The Broome Cape Leveque Road is the main transport link through the Dampier Peninsula and is susceptible to flooding, forcing it to be closed during wet season and isolating communities. Once improvements are completed, road users will have all weather access and benefit from the safety improvements.
The project reached a milestone early November 2020, with a 90 kilometre section sealed in time for the wet season. A further 13 kilometres was upgraded in 2021.
Construction of a roundabout at Broome Road and Cape Leveque Road intersection is underway and will improve road safety at this location.
Funding has also been allocated to sealing the Kooljaman Resort Access Road at Cape Leveque and Trochus Hatchery Access Road at Ardyaloon.
Benefits
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Improvements to road safety -
Improved access for Aboriginal communities
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Reduced delays caused by road closures during the wet season
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Increased tourism to the area
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Support economic activity through provision of a more efficient road network
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