Anzac Parade in Parkes

Anzac Parade in Australian Capital Territory is a three-lane, asphalted, lit secondary road (60 km/h). It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses Constitution Avenue and Currong Street South. It ends in a cul-de-sac and connects Parkes and Reid.

Road Type
secondary road
Lanes
3
Speed Limit
60
Route
northeast-southwest

Artwork

  • Robert Menzies (artist: Peter Corlett) – approx. 550 m.
  • Seated Lady (artist: Herman Hohuas) – approx. 600 m.
  • Australian Citizenship Affirmation – approx. 700 m.
  • Dance of the Secateurs (artist: Bruce Radke) – approx. 700 m.
  • Earthwork – approx. 750 m.
  • Two Figures (artist: Barbara Hepworth) – approx. 800 m.
  • Kangaroos (artist: Jan Brown) – approx. 800 m.

Bus stops

  • Anzac Park East Constitution Av – approx. 250 m.
  • Constitution Av after Anzac Park West – approx. 250 m.
  • Constitution Av after Russell Dr – approx. 550 m.
  • Constitution Av opp CIT Reid – approx. 600 m.

Shelter

  • Sybil Howy Irving – approx. 300 m.

Tourist information offices

  • The Ram Paddock – approx. 350 m.

Boat hires

  • Paddle boat (limited wheelchair access) – approx. 700 m.

Cafés

  • Catbird Cafe (Mexican, vegan options). Californian themed cafe – approx. 350 m.
  • Curio Press Espresso Bar (outdoor seating) at Wendouree Drive (2600) – approx. 450 m.
  • The Griff Coffee Bar – approx. 950 m.

Viewpoint

  • Anzac Parade Lookout – approx. 200 m.
  • Regatta Point Lookout – approx. 850 m.

Benches

  • Pioneer Women of Australia – approx. 350 m.

Bar

  • The Jetty – approx. 950 m.