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Menang Drive Western Australia
General information
Type	Road
Length	16.6 km (10 mi)
Opened	2007 (first section) 2024 (entire road)
Route number(s)	State Route 103
Major junctions
Northeast end	Chester Pass Road (National Route 1) King River
	Albany Highway (State Route 30) South Coast Highway (National Route 1) Hanrahan Road / Lower Denmark Road / Frenchman Bay Road
South end	Princess Royal Drive Mount Melville
Location(s)
Major suburbs	Willyung, McKail, Gledhow, Mount Elphinstone

Menang Drive, also known as the Albany Ring Road, is a 16.6-kilometre-long (10.3 mi) expressway-standard ring road which frames the northern and western suburbs of the city of Albany in Western Australia.

The road provides an uninterrupted free-flowing heavy haulage route from Chester Pass Road in the northeast to Princess Royal Drive and the Port of Albany in the south, in the process connecting the four major access roads that exit to the north and west of the city.

History

Planning for the what was then known as the Albany Ring Road commenced in 1997, however it was not until 24 February 2006 when the then Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, Alannah MacTiernan, announced $10.4 million in funding was awarded for the funding of Stage 1.

See also

Australian Roads portal

• Mandurah Road - a partial ring road constructed around the city Mandurah.
• Robertson Drive and Wilman Wadandi Highway, the inner and outer Ring Roads that bypass the city ofBunbury.

References

1. "Albany Ring Road" (PDF). Main Roads WA. Archived from the original (PDF) on 23 October 2024. Retrieved 16 December 2024.
2. MacTiernan, Alannah. "$10.4million contract awarded for Albany Ring Road stage one". Government of Western Australia. Retrieved 16 December 2024.

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Freeways	Graham Farmer Freeway Kwinana Freeway Mitchell Freeway
Metropolitan highways	Albany Highway Brookton Highway Canning Highway Great Eastern Highway (Bypass) Great Northern Highway Leach Highway Reid Highway Roe Highway South Western Highway Stirling Highway Tonkin Highway West Coast Highway
Highways and major roads	Albany Highway Brand Highway Brockman Highway Brookton Highway Bussell Highway Coalfields Road Coolgardie–Esperance Highway Dampier Highway Derby Highway Eyre Highway Forrest Highway Geraldton–Mount Magnet Road Goldfields Highway Great Eastern Highway Great Northern Highway Great Southern Highway Indian Ocean Drive Mandjoogoordap Drive Manuwarra Red Dog Highway Menang Drive Muir Highway North West Coastal Highway Old Coast Road Robertson Drive South Coast Highway South Western Highway Vasse Highway Victoria Highway Wilman Wadandi Highway
Outback tracks	Anne Beadell Highway Buntine Highway Canning Stock Route Cape Leveque Road Connie Sue Highway Duncan Road Gary Highway Gary Junction Road Gibb River Road Great Central Road Gunbarrel Highway Kalumburu Road Sandy Blight Junction Road Talawana Track Tanami Road
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