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Hume Highway: State Highway No.2: Coolac Bypass: environmental impact statement: December 1994

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Updated 18/12/2025

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This statement assesses the environmental impacts of the proposed Coolac Bypass which involves the construction of a dual carriageway and associated bridges over the study areas length from approximately chainage 77.7 kilometres south of Yass to chainage 89.2 kilometres south of Yass. The balance of the works would involve upgrading the existing northbound carriageway just south of Muttama Creek to Five mile Creek. The effects of the proposal on all aspects on the environment were carefully assessed focussing on geology, landforms and soils, impacts on minerals, flora and fauna, hydrology and flooding, water quality, Aboriginal archaeology, socio-economic environment, agriculture, air quality European heritage, noise and vibration, statutory considerations, landscape and visual impact.

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  • Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales

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Title Hume Highway: State Highway No.2: Coolac Bypass: environmental impact statement: December 1994
Language English
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Landing Page https://data.gov.au/data/dataset/11d330f6-fa64-42ab-a13c-671a50b39e4c
Remote Last Updated 13/11/2025
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Reference Period 09/09/2021
Geospatial Coverage New South Wales
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This dataset was originally found on DataNSW "Hume Highway: State Highway No.2: Coolac Bypass: environmental impact statement: December 1994". Please visit the source to access the original metadata of the dataset:
https://data.nsw.gov.au/data/dataset/nsw-3-16583-hume-highway-state-highway-no-2-coolac-bypass-environmental-impact-statement-decemb