B34 - Williamstown to Myponga via Hahndorf
B34 sign on the M1 Princes Highway at Verdun. Jan 2005.
Length: 116km
Northern Terminus: Mt Crawford Rd (B34), Queen St & Victoria Tce (B31), Williamstown
Southern Terminus: Main South Road & Pages Flat Rd, Myponga
Route taken: From Williamstown via Birdwood, Mt Torrens, Woodside, Balhannah, Verdun, Hahndorf, Echunga, Meadows, Willunga South and Pages Flat Road to Myponga
Focal Points: Williamstown, Birdwood, Woodside, Hahndorf, Meadows, Willunga, Myponga
B34 is a cross-regional route between the Barossa Valley and the Fleurieu Peninsula via the Adelaide Hills. It is fairly well signed north of the Princes Highway however, signage is almost non-existant south of Hahndorf. Before 1998 the route was previously unnumbered except for a small section whcih was a poorly-signed tourist drive.
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The beginning of the B34 at the B31 junction in Williamstown. Jan 2005. |
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Typical old SA sign assembly with a B34 topknot at the turnoff to Springton, 2km east of Williamstown. April 2004. |
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Newer SA style AD sign at the Mount Pleasant turnoff between Williamstown and Birdwood. April 2004. |
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The B34 at its junction with the M1 in Verdun. Jan 2005. |
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AD sign for the B34 exit at Verdun on Princes Highway. Note the lack of a B34 shield. |
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Northbound on the A13/B34 duplex at the B34 junction. Jan 2005. |
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A13/B34 duplex southbound approaching the B34 junction. Again, no route shield shown. Jan 2005. |
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Pages Flat Road approaching the A13 near Willunga. B34 turns north onto A13 here despite it not being signed. Jan 2005. |