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List of A6 roads

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Source revisionAug 21, 2026
Entity authorityQ58186869 ↗
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This is a list of roads designated A6.

A006 road (Argentina), a road connecting Las Cuevas with the Christ the Redeemer monument in the border between Argentina and Chile

A6 highway (Australia) may refer to:

A6 (Sydney), a road connecting Carlingford and Heathcote

A6 highway (Queensland), a road connecting Townsville and Cloncurry

Sir Donald Bradman Drive, a road connecting the Adelaide central business district with Adelaide Airport

A6 highway (Tasmania) may refer to:

Huon Highway, a road connecting the south of Tasmania to the state capital - Hobart.

Southern Outlet, a road connecting the Huon Highway and the Kingston Bypass to the Hobart central business district.

Davey and Macquarie Streets form a Couplet through the Hobart CBD connecting the Southern Outlet with the A3 and (1) Highways.

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