Kahibah Rd at Newcastle Cres

Kahibah Rd at Newcastle Cres is a prominent intersection in Kahibah, New South Wales, serving as a central hub for local transportation. This location is well-served by multiple bus routes, including the 22, 508, 522, 724, 791, and 849, connecting residents and visitors to key destinations such as Newcastle West, Charlestown, and Belmont. The area is also accessible via the Fernleigh Track, a popular cycleway that repurposes the former coal rail line, offering scenic routes for cyclists and pedestrians. Additionally, the intersection is in proximity to local amenities, including the Kahibah Sports Club, which offers a range of recreational facilities. The surrounding suburb of Kahibah is known for its rich history, with the name derived from the Aboriginal word "Ky-yee-bah," meaning a place for games or to be active and eager. The area is also home to the Kahibah Public School, established in 1938, serving the local community.