Length:

37 km

Termini:

Northern: NSW Border, Wahgunyah

Southern: Wangaratta Road (C314), Bowser

Miscellaneous: Continues as Federation Way (unnumbered) in NSW

Suburbs, Towns & Localities Along Route:

Wahgunyah, Rutherglen, Springhurst and Wangaratta

Current: C375

Road Authority Internal Classification: ¹

5585

General Information:

C375 is a rural route linking the Murray River region and surrounding winery areas with the city of Wangaratta and Hume Highway. The route is also known as Federation Way.

1862: Construction of John Foord Bridge over the Murray River at Wahgunyah, which replaced a punt. ²

1996: C375 introduced. ³

2004: Opening of Federation Bridge over the Murray River at Wahgunyah. ² C375 was routed onto the new alignment, bypassing Wahgunyah town centre.

Click or tap here for the former alignment between Wahgunyah and Bowser

Bowser to NSW Border

Bypassed Town Signage:

Bypassed town sign approaching Victoria St, Wahgunyah, March 2015.

Image © Paul Rands

Advance Directional Sign:

AD sign approaching Victoria St (former C375) at Wahgunyah, March 2015.

Image © Paul Rands

Victoria Street:

Corner of Wahgunyah-Wangaratta Rd (C375) and Victoria St in Wahgunyah, March 2015.

Image © Paul Rands

Advance Directional Sign:

AD sign at Wahgunyah approaching Upriver Rd, March 2015.

Image © Paul Rands

Upriver Road:

Corner of Wahgunyah-Wangaratta Rd (C375) and Upriver Rd at Wahgunyah, March 2015.

Image © Paul Rands

Intersection Directional Sign:

ID sign at the entrance to Granthams Bend Reserve at Wahgunyah, March 2015.

Image © Paul Rands

Federation Bridge:

The northern terminus of C375, Federation Bridge over the Murray River at Wahgunyah, March 2015. The route continues unnumbered, as Federation Way into NSW.

Image © Paul Rands

NSW Border to Bowser

Advance directional Sign:

AD sign at Rutherglen approaching Rutherglen-Wahgunyah Rd (C376), March 2015.

Image © Paul Rands

Rutherglen-Wahgunyah Road:

Corner of Wahguynah-Wangaratta Rd (C375) and Rutherglen-Wahgunyah Rd (C376) at Rutherglen, March 2015.

Image © Paul Rands