These include Jones Hill, Long Flat, Gilldora and Dagun.

In Amamoor the Mary Valley Link Road branches off to the east.

The road continues south through Kandanga and Imbil to Brooloo, the terminus of the former railway line.

On returning from the dam it rejoins at Imbil and runs north a short distance before turning south-east to Tuchekoi.

Pastoral leases were taken up in the Fraser Coast Region from 1843, and European settlement of what is now Gympie began soon after.

[7] Development of small farms in the Imbil and Kenilworth areas led to the need for a road to transport products to Gympie, and also requests for a railway line.

A project to design active transport crossings, at a cost of $1.3 million, was to be completed in July 2022.

[2][3] It runs from the Bruce Highway in Traveston to Gympie–Brooloo Road in Amamoor, a distance of 2.7 kilometres (1.7 mi).