Cormack Rd & Magazine Rd 3rd most dangerous Level Crossing Dry Creek Greater Adelaide Video Feb 2017 скачать в хорошем качестве

Cormack Rd & Magazine Rd 3rd most dangerous Level Crossing Dry Creek Greater Adelaide Video Feb 2017

Cormack Road / Magazine Road Level Crossings at Dry Creek are the third most dangerous level crossings in South Australia in terms of the number of incidents in 2011 to 2015 http://assets.yoursay.sa.gov.au/produ... 1. Tapleys Hill Road/Trimmer Parade intersection, Seaton (46 incidents) 2. South/Cross Road intersection, Emerson (23 incidents) 3. Cormack Road, Dry Creek (22 incidents) 4. Torrens Road, Ovingham (18 incidents) 5. Mannum Road, Murray Bridge (15 incidents) 6. Park Terrace, Salisbury (15 incidents) 7. Jetty Road, Brighton (15 incidents) 8. Morphett/Diagonal Road, Oaklands Park (13 incidents) 9. Eastern Parade, Port Adelaide (13 Incidents) 10. Eyre Highway, Ceduna (7 incidents) 11. Warnertown Road, Coonamia (5 incidents) 12. Racecourse Road, Stirling North (5 incidents) 13. Cypress Terrace, Murray Bridge (5 incidents) 14. Footner Road, Port Augusta (4 incidents) 15. Wauchopes Road, Coonamia (4 incidents) 16. Mount Laura, Whyalla (4 incidents) 17. North Terrace, Tailem Bend (4 incidents) The 1850''s was period of enormous economic growth in South Australia. The population tripled in that decade. 1860 Railway extended Adelaide to Kapunda. This involved double handling at the Adelaide Marshalling Yard alongside North Terrace Railway Station. Dry Creek Railway Line was a broad gauge single track from Dry Creek Junction to the Port Dock Station Marshalling Yard built in 1868. It brought goods to and from the copper mines and farms in the Mid-North of South Australia and avoided the Adelaide Railway Station. In 1878 the line was extended to get Murray River freight using a rail head at Morgan. At Dry Creek the broad-gauge line formed a Triangle - "Y" Junction. There were thus two routes for Trains get from North Terrace to Port Dock Station. Interstate Main Lines have been converted to Standard Gauge.