Everything about Logan Road Brisbane totally explained
Logan Road is a major road in
Brisbane,
Queensland. It runs 16 km from
Springwood to
Woolloongabba, with most of the route signed as state route 95. The route was formerly the main route to the
Gold Coast from Brisbane, until the
South East Freeway (now
Pacific Motorway) was built.
The road provides the quickest access to
Mount Gravatt from the south, as well as being the main access road for the
Westfield Garden City Shopping Centre.
History
William Slack, a local cattle grazier, took his stock along a possible Aboriginal track which became known to the locals as Slacks Track. Later the track became a road and then highway.
The route takes its name from Captain
Patrick Logan, one of the founders of the
Moreton Bay convict settlement. Its route is similar to that of the Pacific Motorway and can be accessed directly via exit numbers 20 and 14 as well as by the
Gateway Motorway.
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