Ariah Street in Ardlethan

Ariah Street in New South Wales is an asphalted residential street (50 km/h). It runs in an east-west direction starting from Mirrool Street and crosses Stewart Street, Mithul Street, Yithan Street and Hawthorne Parade and ends at Chards Lane. In the vicinity, you can find among other things 11 tourist information offices, 2 artwork, a caravan site and a charity shop. The nearest stop is Ardlethan. Ariah Street also exists in Beckom.

Road Type
residential street
Speed Limit
50
Route
east-west

Tourist information offices

  • The Bank of New South Wales.
  • Welcome to Coolamon Shire.
  • Francis Alexander Bradley.
  • Kirby's Stores.
  • Lions Park.
  • Bush Fire Survival Plan.
  • Ardlethan Places of Interest.
  • The Mining Era.
  • Kelpie.
  • The Anthrax Story.
  • History of Ardlethan.

Artwork

  • Frank Bradley (artist: Andrew Whitehead, metal).
  • Kelpie (artist: Charlie Beltrame, metal).

Gift shops

  • Relle's Relics.

Cafés

  • Ariah 62 Cafe at Ariah Street 62.

Attraction

  • The Litchfield Wagon.

Car repair shops

  • Ardlethan Service Station.

Gas suppliers

  • Rod McDermott Electrics.

Caravan site

  • Ardlethan Short-Stay Caravan and Motorhome Parking (caravans allowed).

Charity shops

  • St. Mark's Anglican Church Opportunity Shop.

Hairdressers

  • Ardlethan Hairdressing & Barbering.

Petrol stations

  • Southwest Fuels (Diesel, self-service, opening hours: open 24/7).

Bus stops

  • Ardlethan.

Museum

  • Ardlethan and Beyond.

Parking

  • Lions Park (street-side).