Major Intersections and Towns
| Illawarra Highway | |||
| Westbound | Distance to Goulburn (km) |
Distance to Wollongong (km) |
Eastbound |
| End Illawarra Highway continues as Canyonleigh Road to Canyonleigh |
-- | 81.5 | Start Illawarra Highway from Canyonleigh Road |
| Mittagong, Campbelltown, Sydney Hume Freeway |
Mittagong, Campbelltown, Sydney Hume Freeway |
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| Goulburn, Canberra, Melbourne Hume Freeway |
57 | 81 | Goulburn, Canberra, Melbourne Hume Freeway |
| Exeter Exeter Road |
63 | 75 | Sutton Forest |
| Sutton Forest | Exeter Exeter Road |
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| Westbound | Distance to Moss Vale (km) |
Distance to Wollongong (km) |
Eastbound |
| MAIN SOUTHERN RAIL LINE | 0 | 69 | Moss Vale |
| Moss Vale | MAIN SOUTHERN RAIL LINE | ||
| continues as | 1 | 68 | Bowral, Mittagong Argyle Road |
| Bowral, Mittagong, Sydney Argyle Road |
duplexes with | ||
| duplexes with | 5 | 64 | Kangaroo Valley, Nowra Nowra Road |
| Nowra Nowra Road |
continues as | ||
| continues as | 11 | 58 | Bowral, Mittagong Sheepwash Road Nowra Sheepwash Road |
| Kangaroo Valley, Nowra Sheepwash Road Bowral, Mittagong Sheepwash Road |
duplexes with | ||
| UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE |
21 | 48 | UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE |
| Robertson | 22 | 47 | Robertson |
| UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE | 25 | 44 | UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE |
| duplexes with | 25.5 | 43.5 | Jamberoo, Kiama Jamberoo Mountain Road |
| Jamberoo, Kiama Jamberoo Mountain Road |
continues as | ||
| UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE | 26.5 | 42.5 | UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE |
| UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE | 28 | 41 | UNANDERRA-MOSS VALE RAIL LINE |
| Shellharbour Tongarra Road |
46.5 | 22.5 | Albion Park |
| Albion Park | Shellharbour, Kiama Tongarra Road |
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| Start Illawarra Highway | 49 | 20 | End Illawarra Highway |
| Roundabout Princes Highway to Wollongong and Sydney Princes Highway to Shellharbour, Kiama and Nowra |
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