Thurla Road in Red Cliffs

Thurla Road in Rural City of Mildura is an unpaved minor road (100 km/h). It runs in a north-south direction and crosses Wilga Road and Matthews Lane and ends at Yatpool West Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac.

Road Type: minor road
Speed Limit: 100
Route: north-south

Bus stops

Murray Ave/Laurel St – approx. 8,7 km.
Calder Hwy/Calotis St – approx. 8,8 km.
Westcliffs Ave/Laurel St – approx. 8,9 km.
Heath St/Kiewa Ave – approx. 9,3 km.
Red Cliffs V/Line Bus Stop – approx. 9,3 km.
Barclay Square Park/Indi Ave – approx. 9,3 km.
Avocat Av North/Nardoo St – approx. 9,5 km.

Hairdressers

Cut to Shape – approx. 9,4 km.

Farm supplies shops

Shell – approx. 9,5 km.

Stations

Thurla – approx. 7,0 km.
Karadoc – approx. 8,3 km.

Collector shops

Rustique Collector – approx. 9,2 km.

Artwork

Redcliffs Water Tower Mural (artist: Clark Barrett & Red Cliffs Secondary College Students). A pictorial expression of the history of Red Cliffs undertaken by students from the Red Cliffs Secondary College in 1991, under the direction of Broken Hill artist, Clark Barrett. The project, funded by the local branch of the Australian Dried Fruit – approx. 9,3 km.

Laundries

Clean Nick's Laundromat at Indi Avenue 38 (3496) – approx. 9,4 km.

Newsagent's

Red Cliffs Newsagency at Indi Avenue 40-46 – approx. 9,4 km.

ATMs

Precinct (Precinct ATM) – approx. 9,4 km.

Car repair shops

Catalano Auto Repair Services – approx. 9,4 km.

Attraction

Big Lizzie (Tractor). A 45 tonne ‘Prime Mover’ Tractor constructed in 1915 to replace camel trains which carried wool and other heavy loads on sandy terrain. – approx. 9,2 km.
German Howitzer Cannon. One of only eight produced and is believed to be the last surviving one on display anywhere in the world. Donated to the community of Red Cliffs following the end of World War 1, the surrendered canon was officially unveiled on Anzac Day in 1928. T – approx. 9,3 km.