Statistics:

Length:
7 km
Termini:
Northern: Warrego Hwy (Darren Lockyer Way) (M2 and A2) and Fotheringham Rd (unnumbered), Brassall
Southern: Limestone St (SR62 / Cobb & Co Tourist Dr) and East St (unnumbered), Ipswich
Suburbs, Towns & Localities Along Route:
Ipswich, North Ipswich and Brassall

Route Numbering:

Current: 38
Multiplexed with:
Road Authority Internal Classification: 1
302

General Information:

State Route 38 is a short arterial route connecting the Ipswich CBD with the Warrego Hwy (M2), north of the city. The route is mostly undivided and passes through residential and commercial areas.

The section of the route between Ipswich CBD and Ipswich-Warrego Highway Connection Road was once part of the Warrego Highway.

Multiplexes along the route include:
Cobb & Co Tourist Drive, for 2 km, between Ipswich and North Ipswich.

History:

1965: David Trumpy Bridge across the Bremer was opened, and the 1865 road bridge was demolished, leaving only its abutments. 2

Ipswich to Brassall

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign at the corner of East St (SR38) and Brisbane St in Ipswich, October 2009. SR38 starts at this junction.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Advance Directional Sign :

AD sign at Brassall approaching Pine Mtn Rd and Warrego Hwy (M2), March 2013.

Image © Paul Rands

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Intersection Directional Sign :

ID sign at Brassall at the junction with Pine Mtn Rd and Warrego Hwy (M2), March 2013.

Image © Paul Rands

Brassall to Ipswich

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Trailblazer:

SR38 trailblazer at North Ipswich, October 2009.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Advance Directional Sign:

AD sign on Ferguson St at North Ipswich, October 2009.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Advance Directional Sign:

Advance directional sign on The Terrace (SR38) approaching the unnumbered section of The Terrace and Pine St, October 2009. SR38 turns right at this junction.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign at the junction with The Terrace and Pine St at North Ipswich, near the David Trumpy Bridge over the Bremer River, October 2009.

Image © Rob Tilley

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Advance Directional Sign:

AD signs on East St (SR38) approaching Brisbane St (former BUS-NR15) in Ipswich CBD, October 2009.

Image © Rob Tilley

1 QLD Government, Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland state-controlled roads and region maps, Metropolitan Region, November 2022.
2 QLD Government, Department of Environment and Resource Management, Queensland Heritage Register, Heiner Road Railway Overpass.