Statistics:

Length:
212 km
Termini:
Northern: NSW-QLD Border, Dairy Flat
Southern: Pacific Hwy (M1), Glenugie
Miscellaneous:
Continues as Mount Lindesay Hwy (NR13) in Queensland
Suburbs, Towns & Localities Along Route:
Glenugie, South Grafton, Grafton, Junction Hill, Mountain View, Warragai Creek, Dilkoon, Gurranang, Banyabba, Whiporie, Myrtle Creek, Rappville, Coombell, Casino, Fairy Hill, Cedar Point, Kyogle, Wiangaree, Old Grevillia, Grevillia, Lindesay Creek and Dairy Flat

Route Numbering:

Current: B91
Multiplexed with: B60 B76
Former: A1 91
Road Authority Internal Classification: 1
MR83

General Information:

B91 is an inland north-south route, which acts as an alternate route to the Pacific for travel into Brisbane (together with Mt Lindesay Hwy (NR13) in Queensland).

The road is mostly undivided single carriageway, passing through undulating territory, and services rural, residential and commercial zones.

Multiplexes along the route include:
B60 (Bruxner Hwy), for 1.5 km, Casino.
B76 (Gwydir Hwy), for 300 m, South Grafton.

History:

1843: Surveyor James Charles Burnett surveys an old dray route, which eventually becomes Summerland Way. 2
1876: Construction of Irving Bridge over the Richmond River at Casino. It was the first McCallum truss bridge to be constructed. 2
1932: Opening of Grafton Bridge over the Clarence River. It carries both rail and road traffic. Road traffic uses the top deck, and rail travels underneath. The bridge replaced an old vehicular ferry. 2
2013: State Route 91 route number replaced by B91.
2021: B91 extended along former Pacific Hwy alignment between South Grafton and Glenugie.

Click or tap here for photos of the former alignment of B91.

Glenugie to Queensland Border

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign assembly facing Clarence Way at Mountain View, August 2013.

Image © Peter Renshaw

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Advance Directional Sign:

AD sign at Kyogle approaching Kyogle Rd and Anzac Dr, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign at the corner of Summerland Way (B91), Kyogle Rd and Anzac Dr, Kyogle, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

Queensland Border to Glenugie

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign facing Gladys Creek Rd at The Risk, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Dourrigans Gap:

Dourigans Gap at The Risk, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Entering Wiangaree:

Summerland Way (B91) as it enters the town of Wiangaree, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Richmond River:

Summerland Way (B91) as it crosses Richmond River via Jenny Constable Bridge at Wiangaree, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign assembly at the junction with Lynches Ck Rd at Wiangaree, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Reassurance Directional Sign:

Distance sign at Kyogle, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Collins Creek Road:

Summerland Way (B91) at the junction with Collins Ck Rd at Kyogle, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Entering Kyogle:

Summerland Way (B91) as it enters the town of Kyogle, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Advance Directional Sign:

AD sign at Kyogle approaching Kyogle Rd and Anzac Dr, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign at the corner of Summerland Way (B91), Kyogle Rd and Anzac Dr, Kyogle, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign at the corner of Summerland Way (B91), Kyogle Rd and Anzac Dr, Kyogle, July 2018.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign at the junction with West St (unnumbered) at Casino, April 2019. B91 turns left at this location.

Image © Dean Sherry

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Advance Directional Sign:

AD sign at Casino approaching Bruxner Hwy (B60), April 2019.

Image © Dean Sherry

Click or tap here for the continuation of the route as National Route 13 in Queensland
1 NSW Government, Transport for NSW, Schedule of Classified Roads And State and Regional Roads, July 2022.
2 NSW Government, Roads and Traffic Authority, Self Guided Tours, The Summerland Way Heritage Drive brochure, April 2006.