Pakenham bypass

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The Pakenham bypass, in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia is a project currently under construction to extend the Princes Freeway between Beaconsfield and Nar Nar Goon, bypassing Pakenham. Construction began in August 2005 with an expected completion date of 2007.

Starting At the Original Princess Freeway (Princes Highway)
Proposed O'Shea Road Extension - To/From City Only
Cardinia Road - Bi-directional
McGregor Road - To/From City Only
Koo Wee Rup Road (C422)- Bi-directional
Princess Highway (Currently But Possible Future Route Number / Nar Nar Goon Road (C433) - bi-directional
Then Joining The Original Princes Freeway (Princes Highway) ()

Cardinia Shire Council
Department of Sustainability and Environment - planning website
Press release from Federal Treasurer

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