Did You Know - Whose Road Is It?

Did You Know - Whose Road Is It?

In this week's Did You Know feature, we're providing information on how you can find out more about responsibilities for different types of roads across the Shire.

You can also view this information at anytime by visiting

Whose Road Is It?

Department of Transport & Planning (DTP) Roads

Major arterial roads and highways within the Shire are 100% funded and maintained by VicRoads. These roads are:

VicRoads Highways

Henty Highway (B200)

Sunraysia Highway (B220)

Stawell-Warracknabeal Road (B210)

Wimmera Highway (B240)

VicRoads Arterial Roads

Patchewollock-Sea Lake Road (C248)

Hopetoun-Walpeup Road (C247)

Hopetoun-Sea Lake Road (C246)

Hopetoun-Rainbow Road (C227)

Birchip-Rainbow Road (C243)

Warracknabeal-Rainbow Road (C245)

Jeparit-Warracknabeal Road (C229)

Warracknabeal-Birchip Road (C242)

Borung Highway (C234)

Horsham-Kalkee Road (C231)

Horsham-Minyip Road (C236)

Donald-Murtoa Road (C237)

Murtoa-Glenorchy Road (C237)

You can view an interactive map of DTP roads across the state by visiting the following link:

Full map of DTP (VicRoads) managed roads

You can report an issue with any of these roads by visiting the following link:

Report a VicRoads issue

Municipal/Council Roads

Municipal roads are

funded and maintained by Council.

To view a map of Yarriambiack Shire Council, click below:

View our community map (Pozi)

You can report an issue with a Council road by visiting the following link:

Report a Council road issue

Driveway Crossovers, Nature Strips, Stormwater Drainage, and Footpaths

All works within the road reserve require a Road Reserve Works Permit. This includes, but is not limited to, works for construction or alteration of driveway crossovers, nature strip, storm water drainage connections and footpaths.

For more information, visit our

Infrastructure Permits page here.

Improvement Works