Talk:Roper Highway

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Eastern end of the Highway[edit]

The main page stated that the Roper Highway ran from the Stuart Highway all the way to Numbulwar. It is possible that the source for this was Google Maps which do label the road as the Roper Highway for the whole distance. I wrote to the Transport Department of the Northern Territory to confirm the actual end point of the highway, and the reply confirmed it as being Ngukurr. The reference is now included in the article, and I can supply a copy of the relevant email should an editor request one. Summerdrought (talk) 07:55, 7 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]