Everything about Lincoln Highway Australia totally explained
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Port Augusta and
Port Lincoln, both located in
South Australia, a distance of 327 kilometres. It was formerly designated as
National Route Alternate 1 and is currently
B100.
The highway runs along the eastern coast of the
Eyre Peninsula. The biggest major town in between is the steel town of
Whyalla. The highway passes through hot and arid saltbush-covered terrain. However it connects with coastal towns like
Cowell,
Port Neill and
Arno Bay which have good
fishing spots. As it heads southwest towards Port Lincoln, the scenery gets greener.
Port Lincoln itself is a prosperous
fishing port and an important grain terminal serving the Eyre Peninsula wheatbelt.
Japanese demand for freshest
tuna made many of the fishermen millionaires.
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