Blamey Crescent in Parkes

Blamey Crescent in Australian Capital Territory is a single-lane, asphalted tertiary road. It crosses Anzac Parade, Anzac Park, Creswell Street, Savige Street, Moten Street, Edmondson Street, White Crescent, Blamey Place, Chauvel Street, Bungey Street, Watt Street and Vasey Crescent and ends in a cul-de-sac. It connects Campbell and Parkes.

Road Type
tertiary road
Lanes
1

Artwork

  • Angel of the North (artist: Antony Gormley) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Virginia (artist: Clement Meadmore) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Steel (artist: Richard Stankiewicz) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Domestic Turf – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Orangutan Foot – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Number 751 (artist: Robert Klippel, bronze) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Pukumani tutini [funerary posts] (artist: Mickey Geranium Warlapinni; Bede Tungatulum) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Robert Menzies (artist: Peter Corlett) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Penelope (artist: Emile-Antoine Bourdelle) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Cones (artist: Bert Flugelman, steel) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Temple Gate (artist: Inge King) – approx. 1,1 km.
  • Ik ook (artist: Mark Di Suvero) – approx. 1,2 km.

Bus stops

  • Constitution Av after Russell Dr – approx. 150 m.
  • Anzac Park East Constitution Av – approx. 500 m.
  • Constitution Av after Anzac Park West – approx. 900 m.

Tourist information offices

  • The Ram Paddock – approx. 400 m.

Shelter

  • Sybil Howy Irving – approx. 950 m.

Cafés

  • Curio Press Espresso Bar (outdoor seating) at Wendouree Drive (2600) – approx. 450 m.
  • The Griff Coffee Bar – approx. 650 m.
  • Catbird Cafe (Mexican, vegan options). Californian themed cafe – approx. 1000 m.

Viewpoint

  • Anzac Parade Lookout – approx. 700 m.

Benches

  • Pioneer Women of Australia – approx. 1000 m.