Vulture Street, Brisbane

Vulture Street is a road in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It connects the inner southern suburbs. Its eastern segment is known as Vulture Street East.

Geography
Vulture Street commences at a junction with Montague Road, West End (-27.4801°N, 153.0052°W) and then travels east through West End, South Brisbane, Kangaroo Point and East Brisbane, where it terminates at a junction at Stanley Terrace (-27.487°N, 153.0501°W) being unable to go further east due to Norman Creek. It is known as Vulture Street East from east of the intersection with Wellington Road in East Brisbane. It is 4.5 km long.

Significant landmarks and junctions
Vulture Street has a number of significant landmarks and junctions, including (from west to east):
 * 24: West End State School
 * 150: Brisbane State High School
 * intersection with Gladstone Road and Ernest Street
 * 160: St Andrews Anglican Church
 * overbridge across the Beenleigh and Cleveland railway lines
 * 253: Somerville House
 * South Brisbane Memorial Park
 * 263: South Brisbane Town Hall (now owned by Somerville House)
 * intersection with Stanley Street
 * former South Brisbane Library
 * Mater Private Hospital
 * overbridge across the Pacific Motorway
 * 330: St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral
 * intersection with Main Street
 * The Brisbane Cricket Ground, more commonly known as the Gabba
 * East Brisbane State School
 * intersection with Wellington Road (becomes Vulture Street East)
 * 554: St Paul's Anglican Church

Major intersections
The entire road is in the Brisbane local government area.

In popular culture
The rock band Powderfinger produced an album Vulture Street which was named after the band's first recording studio in Vulture Street, West End.