B37

B37 (Mount Barker-Delamere) (Fleurieu Way)

The B37 provides an alternative route to the Fleurieu Peninsula south coast as well as linking Victor Harbor with Kangaroo Island. The B37 starts at the Mount Barker Interchange (SE Freeway) heads south through Mt Barker itself and then south-east out of the Mt Lofty Ranges and into the Angas Valley where it reaches Strathalbyn. Continuing from Strathalbyn, the B37 heads south-west across generally flat sheep and grain growing pastures, the Finniss River & Currency Creek before reaching the south coast and river town of Goolwa. The B37 then heads west, hugging the coastline through the towns of Middleton & Port Elliot to reach Victor Harbor, then continues west across the southern ranges passing through rich dairy & sheep farming regions to the B23 junction at Delamere, where it terminates.

State: South Australia
Start: Mount Barker (M1 interchange)
Principal Towns: Mount Barker, Strathalbyn, Goolwa, Port Elliot, Victor Harbor, Cape Jervis
Finish: Delamere (B23 junction - 13km north-east of Cape Jervis)
Length: 126km
Road Standard: All bitumen.
Road Quality: Generally good. Some windy sections between Mt Barker-Strathalbyn and Victor Harbor-Delamere, otherwise a generally flat & straight road with ample overtaking opportunities. Traffic content is increased between Goolwa-Victor Harbor. Goolwa can be bypassed by following the sign below shown in Picture 2 which links Currency Creek directly with Middleton.
Speed Limit (outside built up areas): 100km/hr

Photos from the B37 (Click on thumbnail for full sized image):

	Heading north on the B37 from Currency Creek (2003).
	Southbound on the B37 approaching the Willunga turnoff, Currency Creek (2003).
	And again, this time approaching Goolwa (damn vegetation) (2003).
	The B37, looking east between Victor Harbor and Port Elliot (2003).
	Heading east on the B37 from Victor Harbor (2003).
	Approaching the B37/A13 junction in Victor Harbor (2003).
	Heading east from Delamere on the B37 (2003).
	Approaching the B23 junction at the end of the B37 at Delamere (2003).
	Heading north on Main South Road approaching the B37 junction, Delamere (2003).