Beaconsfield to Badger Head

Fingerboard signs at the southern terminus of C721 - the junction with Kelso Rd (A7), 8km north of Beaconsfield. Source: Peter Renshaw, April 2007.

Introduced: 1980

Length: 10km

Northern Terminus: Badger Head (northern end of Badger Head Rd)

Southern Terminus: Kelso Rd (A7) & Badger Head Rd (C721), 8km north of Beaconsfield

Route taken: Badger Head Rd

Focal Points: Badger Head

Responsibility: Local Government

Route C721 is a minor rural route in northern Tasmania, branching from route A7 (Kelso Rd) north of Beaconsfield and heading north-west through predominately forest land to the locality of Badger Head, adjacent to Bass Strait and within Narawntapu National Park.

Route C721 is mostly unsealed, however there is a lengthy 3-4km section of bitumen pavement about midway along.

Photos of route C721
	Kelso Rd (A7) northbound approaching the junction with Badger Head Rd (C721), 8km north of Beaconsfield. Source: Peter Renshaw, April 2007.
	Fingerboard signs at the junction of Kelso Rd (A7) & Badger Head Rd (C721) - the southern terminus of C721. Source: Peter Renshaw, April 2007.
	Badger Head Rd (C721), looking north-west from its junction with Kelso Rd (A7). Source: Peter Renshaw, April 2007.