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	South Eastern Freeway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		South Australia is a state of Australia, in the southern central part of the country, along the Southern Ocean.
		South Australia was officially settled as a new British province on December 28, 1836 (now commemorated as a public holiday, Proclamation Day) and the site of the new city was surveyed and laid-out by Colonel William Light, the first Surveyor-General of South Australia.
		Adelaide is connected to Port Wakefield Road and the Sturt Highway in the north, and the South Eastern Freeway in the South East.
	betriebsleittechnik.de.reference.pl /en/South+Eastern+Freeway (10320 words)

	Australian Towns, Cities & Highways: South Eastern Freeway
		The South Eastern Freeway, South Australia's first ever freeway was built in the mid 1970's and links Adelaide with rapidly growing regional centre of Murray Bridge.
		The freeway replaced a notoriously slow section of the old Princes Highway through the Adelaide Hills and promoted growth into areas outside the Adelaide metro area due to the alleviated access issues.
		The freeway originally stopped at Whites Hill (5km west of Murray Bridge) although the completion of the Murray Bridge bypass and the construction of the Swanport Bridge to link back to the Princes Highway marked the end of the project.
	www.hotkey.net.au /~krool/photos/sa/sefreeway.html (661 words)

	Monash Freeway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Monash Freeway is an amalgamation of two initially separate freeways: the Mulgrave Freeway (initially designated with a F-81 shield) linking Springvale Road, Mulgrave to the Princes Highway in Hallam; and the South Eastern Freeway (initially designated with a F-80 shield) linking Punt Road, Richmond and Burke Road, Glen Iris.
		A portion of the Monash Freeway at the city end (from Toorak to Punt Roads) was eventually incorporated into the CityLink project in the late 1990s by way of tunnels underneath the city to link to the eastern-end of the Westgate Freeway, allowing for an uninterrupted voyage past the CBD.
		The freeway was extended by 7.5 km in late 2003 when the Hallam Bypass was completed after 3 years of construction (also opening 6 months ahead of schedule and A$80 million under budget), connecting the Monash Freeway in Hallam to the Princes Freeway in Berwick.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Monash_Freeway (940 words)

	South Australia Conference Venue & Event Organisers - Australia-wide Directory of venues
		Extending from the Limestone Coast in the east, to the Eyre Peninsula in the west, from Kangaroo Island in the south, to the Outback in the north, South Australia is one of the World’s great destinations.
		Located 30 minutes south of Adelaide, it is bounded to the west by the Gulf St. Vincent, and the Southern Ocean to the southeast, with...
		The ‘Eyre Peninsula’ is a vast region that stretches 1,000 kilometres from Whyalla in the east, to the border with Western Australia in the west; and 400 kilometres from the 'Gawler Ranges' in the north, to Port Lincoln in the south.
	www.a1escapes.com /state.php4?id=8 (1059 words)

	The Encyclopædia of South Australian Culture: S
		The late 1980’s saw major upgrading of the southern sections of South Road, with an overpass being built over the Cross Road/Noarlunga railway line crossing and the entire lenght of the road from Edwardstown down to the Torrens River remodelled to be fully two lanes with decent parking bays.
		The plan was scuttled by the Dunstan government in the early 1970’s, though some elements lived on in the form of the South Eastern freeway and the O-Bahn (which was, originally, slated to be a freeway along the Torrens).
		South Road had been triplicated in the early 1960’s up to O’Halloran Hill then Reynella, and doubled beyond to improve flow but come the mid 1990’s it was not able to keep up.
	saculture.com /entries/s.html (906 words)

	Autumn International
		Situated near the start of the South Eastern Freeway (main road to Eastern States).
		Situated minutes from the start of the South Eastern Freeway (main road to Eastern States).
		Situated not far from the start of the South Eastern Freeway (main road to Eastern States).
	www.autumninternational.net /accommodation.htm (273 words)

	South Mountain Corridor Study ~ Alternatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The location of the alternatives, and their distance to employment and residential centers, would change the make-up of the traffic using the proposed freeway, and the destination of that traffic.
		With a connection to I-10 at the Loop 101, about 33 percent of the South Mountain Freeway traffic would travel to and from the east on I-10, with most of the remaining vehicles using the Loop 101.
		30 potential alternatives were identified for the western leg of the freeway.
	www.southmountainfreeway.com /southmtn/Alternatives.htm (1054 words)

	South Australia Major Events: Events held in South Australia - tourist event information for south australia - ...
		This popular festival for wooden boats is run every two years, south of Adelaide at the historic river town of Goolwa, which is at the mouth of the River Murray
		This festival is held on the foreshore at Glenelg Beach and features all types of jazz music with performers appearing from all over the world.
		Great South Australian wines are on show with a large range of food styles.
	www.mysouthaustralia.com /events_in_south_australia.html (740 words)

	Hahndorf, South Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Hahndorf is situated in the picturesque Adelaide Hills and is renowned as the premier tourist town forthe region.
		To get there from Adelaide, take the South Eastern Freeway from the city of Adelaide, and turn off the Hahndorf exit, a drive from Adelaide of about 30 minutes.
		The name "Hahndorf" was derived from Captain Dirk Hahn of the ship named 'Zebra', which arrived in Adelaide in 1838 with a party of immigrants from the Eastern Provinces of Prussia.
	www.adhills.com.au /tourism/towns/hahndorf (386 words)

	Just Cruisin 4WD Tours - South Australia - Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		We travel along the Coorong (a wetland of International importance, the Coorong and the adjoining Lower Murray Lakes stretch from the mouth of the Murray to north of Kingston.
		Vivonne Bay is the only safe harbour on the south coast of the island and is the base for Cray fishing and game fishing boats.
		There are red gibber plains stretching to the horizon, mound springs at Bubbler Springs and Blanche Cup Springs which create bush oases and wetlands, red gum lined creeks and vast areas of grey salt bush and spiky Spinifex.
	www.wikiaustralia.com /tour/9002653 (14560 words)

	Birdwood Wine & Cheese Centre
		South Australia is considered the driest state in the driest continent but we produce some of the most outstanding produce available.
		The historic township of Birdwood is nestled in the Adelaide Hills approximately 45 minutes from the centre of Adelaide and is accessible by a number of alternative tourism routes.
		Travel along the South Eastern Freeway to the Verdun exit and follow the signs to Birdwood.
	www.winecheese.com.au (314 words)

	Road Traffic Technology - City Link Toll Road, Melbourne
		It joined together three of the city's freeways, creating a 22km expressway linking the major routes between Melbourne Airport, the port and the industrial centres in the south east.
		The project was divided into two parts: the Western Link, which connects the Tullamarine Freeway to the West Gate Freeway, and the Southern Link, which connects the West Gate Freeway to the Monash (formerly South Eastern) Freeway.
		The Western Link comprises an upgrade to the Tullamarine Freeway between Bulla Road and Flemington Road (now eight lanes), a six-lane elevated road through West Melbourne and a connecting bridge over the Yarra river, Melbourne's central waterway, to the West Gate Freeway.
	www.roadtraffic-technology.com /projects/melbourne_citylink (1145 words)

	South Australian holidays, travel and tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Starting in leafy Stirling (take the Stirling exit off the South Eastern Freeway), this 40-kilometre drive takes you southeast to Strathalbyn, making it an ideal route if you want to explore both the Adelaide Hills and the Fleurieu Peninsula in the one day.
		Get your journey off to a good start with morning tea at one of the cafes in Stirling - the Stirling Organic Market is a one of the best.
		For detailed driving maps and itineraries across South Australia, telephone the Royal Automobile Association of South Australia on + 61 8 8202 4540.
	www.southaustralia.com /product.asp?product_id=9003048 (544 words)

	Australian Towns, Cities & Highways: Mount Barker
		Mount Barker, South Australia's oldest town is located between Adelaide and Murray Bridge, just off the South-Eastern Freeway in the centre of the Adelaide Hills.
		While growth was steady up until the 1980's as the town served the surrounding sheep, dairying and fruit growing industries, it has undergone rapid expansion in recent times due to its close proximity with Adelaide, somewhat cheaper housing and the ability to offer a quieter lifestyle.
		View north-east along the SE Freeway from the Mt Barker Interchange bridge, Mt Barker (2001).
	www.hotkey.net.au /~krool/photos/sa/mtbarker.html (262 words)

	Callington South Australia - Home Page
		Callington is a small community in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia.
		It is situated 60 Km east of Adelaide on the South Eastern Freeway.
		Callington is located in the Bremer Valley with the Bremer River flowing through the town.
	members.tripod.com /sa928/index.html (106 words)

	South-Eastern Freeway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		South Eastern Freeway running southeast from Adelaide in the state of South Australia, Australia
		Monash Freeway running southeast from Melbourne in the state of Victoria, Australia
		This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South-Eastern_Freeway (89 words)

	ABOUT BAROSSA
		Or travel via the South Eastern Freeway (M1), exit at Hahndorf and travel through the Adelaide Hills via Birdwood to Williamstown.
		By Air: Adelaide is well serviced by regular domestic and international flights with hire cars available at the airport.
		For private charters there is a light-plane airport at Parafield, just 45 minutes south of the Barossa in metropolitan Adelaide.
	www.barossa.com /site/page.cfm?u=2 (570 words)

	Simple Meditation : Finding Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Go up Glen Osmond Road and onto the South Eastern Freeway.
		Take the Crafers exit, about 5km from the start of the freeway.
		Turn right at the roundabout, then cross the bridge over the freeway.
	simplemeditation.net /findus (195 words)

	Glen Iris Valley Recreation Club
		The Glen Iris Valley Recreation Club (A.C.N. 004 103 440) was founded in 1923 and was originally located at Brixton Rise in Glen Iris on the south western side of Gardiner's Creek.
		The Club's land was resumed for construction of the South Eastern Freeway Link in the 1980's and subsequently the Tennis section was relocated to 260-270 High Street Road, Mt.Waverley on land leased from the Riversdale Golf Club.
		The Club site contains 12 en-tout-cas tennis courts and a modern clubhouse in an attractively landscaped setting.
	www.gleniristennis.org.au (190 words)

	www.cyclingnews.com presents the 2004 Jacob's Creek Tour Down Under
		This follows the tried-and-true route of previous years up the South Eastern Freeway, from King William Road, Unley to the Stirling exit, through the lush cool hills towns of Aldgate and Mylor before riders vie for the day’s first SA Lotteries sprint points at Echunga.
		Riders head to Mt Barker over the freeway to Littlehampton and then via Mt Barker Rd to Hahndorf.
		Here, the race winds through familiar towns, changing direction for three passes under the finish arch in Hahndorf –; one towards Adelaide and two towards Nairne.
	www.cyclingnews.com /road/2004/jan04/tdu04/?id=stages/stage4 (332 words)

	DCP: 35 degrees south, 139 degrees east (visit #1)
		DCP: 35 degrees south, 139 degrees east (visit #1)
		To reach it, I took the South Eastern Freeway (M1) to the Nairne exit, drove through Nairne, then turned left (north) onto Harrogate Road.
		This passes just 100-150 metres to the south of the confluence.
	www.confluence.org /confluence.php?visitid=1629 (122 words)

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	www.freewaytrucksales.com (92 words)

	Grumpy's Brewhaus - Restaurant and Microbrewery
		The brewer, Thomas Hamann, has 12 beers in his Grumpy repertoire and Andrew Schultz (Proprietor) is sure that there'll be a beer that suits you.
		We are at the gateway to the Onkaparinga tourist drive at VERDUN next to historic HAHNDORF in the picturesque Adelaide Hills of South Australia.
		Only a short 15 minute drive up the South Eastern freeway from the city of Adelaide, just take the Hahndorf freeway exit and turn left toward VERDUN, then pull into our driveway!
	www.grumpys.com.au (297 words)

	South Eastern Freeway Tunnel -- Sightseeing with Google Satellite Maps
		South Eastern Freeway Tunnel -- Sightseeing with Google Satellite Maps
		Sightseeing with Google Satellite Maps > Australia > South Australia > Adelaide
		Bypasses the infamous section of road called the Devils Elbow.
	perljam.net /google-satellite-maps/id/6365/Australia/South_Australia/Adelaide/South_Eastern_Freeway_Tunnel (91 words)

	Phillip Island Tourist Information Service. One Stop Community Guide to Phillip Island, Victoria.
		Driving Instructions: Travel from Melbourne on the South Eastern Freeway (a toll applies for the beginning inner city area) for apprpximately 45 minutes.
		A few kilometers past the Dandenong signs, you will notice large green freeway signs clearly indicating a LEFT coming up, signposted clearly Phillip Island.
		This is the beginning of the South Gippsland Highway which takes you all the way (appx.
	www.phillipislandguide.com (1590 words)

	South Coast Map NSW - Woodbyne Private Hotel
		Please scroll down to see the Road Maps showing more detail
		A) Princes Highway (1) (F6) - Sydney CBD, South Eastern Freeway, Airport-General Holmes Drive, Brighton-le-Sands, Captain Cook Bridge, Sutherland, Waterfall, F6, Wollongong by-pass, stay on freeway and pass through Albion Park Rail, Kiama by-pass, Berry, Jaspers Brush
		Caution: 3 permanent speed cameras have been installed on the Princes Highway in the vicinity of Berry.
	www.woodbyne.com /roadmaps.html (117 words)

	Pablo's Motorcycle Tyres
		The new shop is on the right side of Rosemary Court which is near the intersection of Springvale and Ferntree Gully roads - right next to the Village Green hotel.
		Take the South Eastern Freeway and exit at Springvale Road or Ferntree Gully Road, depending on the direction you are going!
		Drop into our new place for a tyre, a tube, a roadworthy certificate, a bike repair, a coffee, a chat, or a just a look!
	www.pablos.com.au (508 words)

	Riding School Melbourne \| Schools \| Agistment \| Adult Riders \| Horse Riding \| Free Downloads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Berwick Area ~ Situated Near the South Eastern Freeway
		Visit our Riding School page for more information.
		Please Call Us We would be happy to discuss your needs.
	www.wellingtonequestrianpark.com (38 words)

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