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Principal Cycle Network for Far North Queensland

Principal Cycle Network Plan Far North Queensland Part 2: Network maps Map 7 Joins Map 6 FNQ Principal Cycle Network Disclaimer: For information only. All routes subject to feasibility investigations. The information shown on this map does not represent Australian, state or local government policy. The DepartmentDISCLAIMER of Transport TO GOand HERE Main Roads does not guarantee or make any CARAVONICA representations as to its accuracy or completeness, nor will the Department accept any responsibility for any loss or damage arising from its use. Barron Riv BARRON er 1 Lake Placid # 2 KAMERUNGA AEROGLEN 3 n 4 5A Mt Whitfield Conservation Park 5 15A Pine Creek Yarr 15 6 Redlynch (! ¹½ Mangrove Boardwalk 7 5 16 8 Red & Blue Arrow Tracks 9A abah Road 17 19 Botanic Gardens Second Beach 18 20 9 ¹½ GF LEGEND Yarrabah (! 10 Railway Line 21 22 Cairns Skate Plaza 11 Reservoir Road GF Waterway / Waterbody Manunda (! # GFCairns Esplanade ¹½ Local Government Boundary 12 ¹½^_ # !( CAIRNS Cycle Route Categories 23A 13 KANIMBLA ¹½ T # T !( Existing Principal Route REDLYNCH ^_ n !( 14 Future Principal Route 5 Showgrounds ¹½ 5 ¹½ Existing Iconic Recreation Route 23B Westcourt (! Oombunghi Road # 5 Esplanade Future Iconic Recreation Route # # Regional Land Use Categories CAIRNS REGIONAL# COUNCIL Urban Footprint ^_ GLEN BOUGHTON 5 Rural Living Area EARLVILLE es Drive d (! Regional Activity Centres Map Limit Ray Jon !( Principal Map Limit rris Roa PORTSMITH # (! Major BAYVIEW HEIGHTS ¹½ Crystal Cascades Trailhead Lake Mo (! District !( Village ¹½ !( Rural Regional Destinations WHITE ROCK YARRABAH SHIRE COUNCIL Airport # Defence/Industrial Facility Mount Sheridan (! Lake Morris/Copperlode Dam GF Hospital ^_ LAMB RANGE 5 Library ¹½ 5 Major Shopping Centre MOUNT SHERIDAN ¹½ High School # Tertiary Education n BENTLEY PARK Railway Station ¹½ !(T Transport Interchange ^_ Regional Attraction EDMONTON (! GREEN HILL ! Locality Sugar World Waterslides SCALE 1:85,000 012 kilometres Joins Map 8 Principal Cycle Network Plan for Far North Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads 26.

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