Public toilets on Australia’s major highways, by route
1,143 public toilets are recorded on or beside 28 of Australia’s named highways. Each corridor below has its own page listing every mapped stop in route order — which are open 24 hours, which are wheelchair accessible, which have a shower, and how far apart they sit. The busiest is the Princes Highway, with 206 stops.
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Princes Highway 206
106 open 24 hours · SA 24 · VIC 77 · NSW 105
Pacific Highway 127
61 open 24 hours · QLD 9 · NSW 118
Bruce Highway 92
57 open 24 hours · QLD 92
Hume Highway 62
44 open 24 hours · NSW 51 · VIC 11
New England Highway 49
31 open 24 hours · QLD 11 · NSW 38
Great Western Highway 46
20 open 24 hours · NSW 46
Stuart Highway 43
28 open 24 hours · NT 39 · SA 4
Newell Highway 42
31 open 24 hours · NSW 42
Great Northern Highway 42
35 open 24 hours · WA 42
Albany Highway 34
14 open 24 hours · WA 34
Western Highway 33
27 open 24 hours · VIC 19 · NSW 14
Warrego Highway 32
23 open 24 hours · QLD 32
Landsborough Highway 31
15 open 24 hours · QLD 31
Barrier Highway 30
28 open 24 hours · SA 5 · NSW 25
Great Eastern Highway 27
15 open 24 hours · WA 26 · VIC 1
Sturt Highway 26
23 open 24 hours · SA 3 · VIC 5 · NSW 18
South Western Highway 25
14 open 24 hours · WA 25
Calder Highway 25
17 open 24 hours · VIC 25
Midland Highway 24
15 open 24 hours · VIC 17 · TAS 7 · two roads share this name
Eyre Highway 24
14 open 24 hours · WA 11 · SA 13
Mitchell Highway 21
13 open 24 hours · QLD 2 · NSW 19
North West Coastal Highway 20
13 open 24 hours · WA 20
Gwydir Highway 17
14 open 24 hours · NSW 17
Flinders Highway 17
7 open 24 hours · SA 3 · QLD 14 · two roads share this name
Capricorn Highway 15
12 open 24 hours · QLD 15
Carnarvon Highway 12
11 open 24 hours · QLD 12
Oxley Highway 11
7 open 24 hours · NSW 11
Olympic Highway 10
9 open 24 hours · NSW 10
A corridor earns a page once at least ten mapped toilets carry its name in the National Public Toilet Map, so the routes above are the ones with enough recorded stops to be useful. Counts are read from our own copy of that dataset.