Victoria's Freeways
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	Victoria’s freeway system is a collection of radial freeways extending out of Melbourne as well as metropolitan freeways connecting the suburbs within Melbourne. The concentration of freeways within the Melbourne metropolitan is the result of continuous construction since the late 1960’s, while rural freeways are the result of bypasses of provincial centres in order to reduce travel times into regional Victoria. The following list is of declared freeways - roads which have been classified by Vicroads as Freeways and having a classification number between 1000 and 1999.
	Melbourne's Freeways	Regional Freeways
	Airport Drive Citylink Southern Link Citylink Western Link EastLink Eastern Freeway Frankston Freeway Monash Freeway Metropolitan Ring Road Mornington Peninsula Freeway South Gippsland Freeway (Dandenong South) Tullamarine Freeway West Gate Freeway Western Ring Road	Calder Freeway Goulburn Valley Freeway Hume Freeway Princes Freeway East (Berwick - Morwell) Princes Freeway East (Orbost) Princes Freeway West South Gippsland Freeway (Korumburra) Western Freeway
	Decommissioned Freeways	Proposed Freeways
	Calder Freeway (Elphinstone) Hume Freeway (Craigieburn) Midland Freeway Princes Freeway West (Dartmoor)	Dingley Freeway Frankston Bypass Healesville Freeway Mornington Peninsula Freeway Northern Extension
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