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This mapping data is copyright South Australian Tourism Commission (SATC )and Carto Graphics and must not be used without the express permission of the copyright par- ties. A B C D E F G H Napperby Upper Spencer Beetaloo Gulf Marine Park Reservoir Port Pirie Caltowie Laura 28 11 Warnertown Jamestown 1 1 Eyre Jarrold Port Davis Point Gladstone Peninsula 19 B79 Bundaleer HORROCKS HWY Forest Murninnie Beach River Butler B89 Bowman Park Bridge Nurom Sanctuary 11 Huddleston 35 Cockeys Crossing 19 22 Crystal Brook Georgetown Washpool Woods Point B82 Wandearah R.M.WILLIAMS Wandearah 11 Thredgolds Midgee East Crossing BARNGALA West 26 B64 Plank Point Narridy 2 Merriton GOYDER 2 Glory Broughton Corner Gulnare B100 Junction HWY 13 Gulnare 22 Clements 14 Gap Con. Pk Spalding HWY Redhill Fisherman Bay 17 Yacka Mitchellville Port Broughton Mundoora LINCOLN Heritage Centre Koolunga White Cliffs 28 Reserve Andrews 3 WAY 3 Lakeview 34 HWY HWY Cowell 26 26 39 Cream Puff B80 Lucky Bay Corner Wokurna Brinkworth Hilltown Germein Point Elbow Hill 32 28 26 Condowie SeaSA Car & Passenger Ferry A1 Franklin Harbor Hart (Wallaroo - Lucky Bay) Tickera Marine Park Tickera Historic Well Port Gibbon SPENCER Snowtown 27 Stanley Flat Black Rock Pine Forest 4 Alford 4 Myponie Point Brucefield 25 Corner Clare Barunga Blyth12 Spencer 23 Gap Point Riley 20 31 Bute 18 Oaklands 35 North Beach B89 Corner Bumbunga Lake Sevenhill Wallaroo Spring Gully Wallaroo Heritage Con. Park & Nautical Museum Gulf 9 Kadina 23 Lochiel Kybunga Penwortham Thomas Plains Bird Islands Farm Shed Museum COPPER Ninnes Bowillia Watervale Con. Park & Tourism Centre 16 Leasingham Warburto 13 14 5 Point 17 31 Nantawarra 5 Mount 23 B85 Paskeville Templeton 39 Moonta Bay COAST Green Plains Hoyleton 18 Kulpara Port Hughes Moonta Cunliffe Goyder Tiparra Moonta Mines Beaufort State Heritage Area Melton 19 Watchman Bay HWY Halbury Rocky Bend Whitwarta Cape Kainton Corner River Elizabeth Native Flora AUGUSTA Reserve Sunnyvale Federation SPENCER Park GYNBURRA NARRUNGA Clinton Wakefield ABORIGINAL LAND Agery Kainton Yararoo Bowmans Lookout Port Balaklava Cape Elizabeth Tiparra Arthur Con. Balaklava Conservation Reserve Racecourse Robins (Day Visit Area) Port Wakefield 25 Dalkey 6 Clinton Hoskin Crossing 6 Con. Corner 50 Clinton 50 Park Park The Gap 35 NARRUNGACentre Erith Weetulta Port Clinton PORT The Bamboos Tiparra West Arthurton Sandy Wakefield Point Owen Alma Tiparra Rocks B89 Winulta Army Camp Price Inkerman Avon Wills Creek Con. Pk Pinery Balgowan Stockyard HWY Port Wakefield Eastern Spencer Gulf Hill's Scrub Creek Heritage Area Proof and A1 Marine Park Dowlingville Experimental Maitland Establishment Barabba Chinaman Wells B86 Petersville SamphireWild Horse KAURNA Maitland Plains Reef Point Museum Upper Gulf St Vincent Long Plains Hamley 7 23 Marine Park Grace Bridge 7 POINT PEARCE Point Plains ABORIGINAL Pearce Tiddy Widdy Beach 96 Calomba 92 Goose Island LAND Cunningham Pinkerton Aqautic Reserve South Ardrossan Windsor Island Kilkerran Pioneer Museum Plains 0 20 Goose Is. 21 Yorke Lookout Con. Park Point Port Valley Parham km Wardang Island 'Moorara' Dublin WAKEFIELD Mallala James Well 'Agot' Great Sandy Point Redbanks Port Victoria HWY Rogues Point 'Notre Dame Maritime Museum ‘Zanoni’ Thompson Urania Wasleys D'Arvor' Sandilands Muloowurtie Beach 'Australian' Point Light 'Monarch' Coast Muloowurtie Korunye Con. Res. Lower Light 'Macintyre' 44 HWY Billy Goat Flat 8 Wauraltee Beach River 8 Wauraltee Pine Point Two Wells 40 Black Point 48 Middle Beach Koolywurtie Samphire Discovery Trail Angle HWY Vale Port Julia Port Rickaby Port Gawler Con. Park Barker Rocks Virginia Con. Park Curramulka Port Gawler Gawler B86 Shea Oak Flat River Barker Rocks Adelaide Mulbura RD Bluff Beach Park Dolphin Sanctuary SPENCER Flora ELIZABETH Parsons Beach Res. Mangrove Trail & Ramsay Gulf Interpretive Centre St Kilda Con. Park 9 9 Surveyor Point 23 Port Vincent Port YORKE Minlaton 12 B88 Southern Spencer Gulf Minlacowie Nat.Trust Museum St Vincent Marine Park Capt. Harry Butler Memorial (Red Devil) Hardwicke Brentwood PORT ADELAIDE Dunn Point VINCENT Corny Point Souttar Point Corny Hardwicke Bay 30 Point Leven Beach Len Barker Bay Bublacowie Con. Pk Reserve 33 Rogers Stansbury The Pines Corner Military Museum Museum Point Deburg Point Turton Weavers Point Annie Flaherty Hayward Park Swincer Rocks Beach Corner ADELAIDE 10 Carribie Klein Point 10 Con. Park 34 22 Oaklands Gleesons Landing Warooka Wool Bay GLENELG ST Yorketown ST Daly Head VINCENT Pentonvale HWY 21 Corner 24 Port Giles Formby Giles Point B8815 Coobowie Bay B86 Lake Fowler HWY Edithburgh Point Margaret Warrenben Sturt Port Museum 51 Bay Moorowie Conservation Wattle Point Mozzie Flat Honiton Wind Farm Sultana Troubridge Island Park Troubridge Island Point Point Conservation Park Gym Beach Sturt Bay Gilbert Browns Beach Kemp Bay 11 Point Davenport Suicide Point Sheoak Beach 11 Royston YORKE Point Davenport Goldsmith Beach Head Foul Conservation Park 'Clan Ranald' Troubridge Point Troubridge Hill Pondalowie Meehan Hill Foul Bay Aquatic Reserve Bay Lookout Bay McLaren Innes Marion Point Yorke Lower Yorke Peninsula Vale West Marine Park Cape Bay National Park Hillock Kangaroo Island Inneston 'Willyama' Point Lookout Maslin Beach 'Ethel' Stenhouse Bay 'Ferret' 'Marion' Willunga Cape Spencer 'Hougomont' Aldinga Beach Haystack Island Althorpe Is. Major Road - Sealed Trail Type Visitor Information Centre Photo Opportunity Con. Park Seal Island Southern Spencer Gulf Secondary Road - Sealed Beach Walk Information Outlet Lighthouse 12 Althorpe Marine Park 12 Islands Sellicks Beach Althorpe Is. Con. Park Secondary Road - Unsealed Walk Camping Area Cellar Door Mt Compass Other Road - Sealed Bike Marina Airport Myponga A13 Other Road - Unsealed Shared Walk/Bike Boat Ramp Aireld 80 Normanville Fleurieu Distances In Kilometres Dive Spot Golf Course Encounter Yankalilla YORKE PENINSULA Marine Park A1 Route Marker Seal Colony Public Toilets Inman Valley 13 Aboriginal Cultural Experience 13 Peninsula Delamere Victor Cape Jervis Harbor © SATC / Carto Graphics - 2015 A B C D E F G H.
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