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REMOTE POSTCODE LISTING: New South Wales As of 30 April 2020 POSTCODE TOWN POSTCODE TOWN POSTCODE TOWN 2250 BUCKETTY 2324 SWAN BAY 2337 KARS SPRINGS 2259 RAVENSDALE 2324 TAHLEE 2337 MOOBI 2265 MARTINSVILLE 2324 TWELVE MILE CREEK 2337 MOONAN BROOK 2311 ALLYNBROOK 2325 CEDAR CREEK 2337 MOONAN FLAT 2311 BINGLEBURRA 2325 ELLALONG 2337 OMADALE 2311 CARRABOLLA 2325 ELRINGTON 2337 OWENS GAP 2311 EAST GRESFORD 2325 GRETA MAIN 2337 PAGES CREEK 2311 ECCLESTON 2325 LAGUNA 2337 STEWARTS BROOK 2311 GRESFORD 2325 PAYNES CROSSING 2337 TOMALLA 2311 HALTON 2325 SWEETMANS CREEK 2337 WAVERLY 2311 LEWINSBROOK 2328 BUREEN 2337 WOOLOOMA 2311 LOSTOCK 2328 DALSWINTON 2338 ARDGLEN 2311 MOUNT RIVERS 2328 GIANTS CREEK 2338 BLANDFORD 2311 UPPER ALLYN 2328 KERRABEE 2338 CRAWNEY 2312 MINIMBAH 2328 MANGOOLA 2338 GREEN CREEK 2320 ANAMBAH 2329 UARBRY 2338 PAGES RIVER 2320 GLEN OAK 2330 APPLETREE FLAT 2338 SANDY CREEK 2320 MELVILLE 2330 BIG RIDGE 2338 SCOTTS CREEK 2320 MINDARIBBA 2330 CARROWBROOK 2338 TIMOR 2320 ROSEBROOK 2330 FERN GULLY 2339 BIG JACKS CREEK 2320 WALLALONG 2330 FORDWICH 2339 BRAEFIELD 2321 BUTTERWICK 2330 GARLAND VALLEY 2339 CATTLE CREEK 2321 CLARENCE TOWN 2330 GOORANGOOLA 2339 CHILCOTTS CREEK 2321 DUCKENFIELD 2330 GREENLANDS 2339 LITTLE JACKS CREEK 2321 DUNS CREEK 2330 HOWES VALLEY 2339 MACDONALDS CREEK 2321 GLEN MARTIN 2330 MOUNT OLIVE 2339 PARRAWEENA 2321 GLEN WILLIAM 2330 MOUNT ROYAL 2339 WARRAH 2321 HINTON 2330 OBANVALE 2339 WARRAH CREEK 2321 OSWALD 2330 PUTTY 2340 APPLEBY 2321 WINDERMERE 2333 CASTLE ROCK 2340 BECTIVE 2321 WOODVILLE 2333 GUNGAL 2340 BITHRAMERE 2323 BRUNKERVILLE 2335 ELDERSLIE 2340 BOWLING ALLEY POINT 2323 RICHMOND VALE 2335 LAMBS VALLEY 2340 BYAMEE 2324 BALICKERA 2335 LECONFIELD 2340 CARROLL GAP 2324 BRANDY HILL 2336 DAVIS CREEK 2340 DUNCANS CREEK 2324 BUNDABAH 2336 ROSSGOLE 2340 GOONOO GOONOO 2324 EAGLETON 2336 ROUCHEL 2340 GOWRIE 2324 EAST SEAHAM 2336 ROUCHEL BROOK 2340 GREEN TREE 2324 HAWKS NEST 2336 UPPER ROUCHEL 2340 HANGING ROCK 2324 KARUAH 2337 BELLTREES 2340 LOOMBERAH 2324 MILLERS FOREST 2337 BRAWBOY 2340 OGUNBIL 2324 NELSONS PLAINS 2337 BUNNAN 2340 PIALLAMORE 2324 OSTERLEY 2337 DRY CREEK 2340 TANGARATTA 2324 PINDIMAR 2337 GUNDY 2340 TIMBUMBURI 1300 000 363 • [email protected] • www.dotexpress.com.au REMOTE POSTCODE LISTING: New South Wales As of 30 April 2020 2340 WARRAL 2347 MAYVALE 2354 KENTUCKY 2340 WEABONGA 2347 MOUNT AMORE 2354 KENTUCKY SOUTH 2341 TURILAWA 2347 MT AMORE 2354 MOONA PLAINS 2342 PIALLAWAY 2347 THIRLOENE 2354 NIANGALA 2343 BLACKVILLE 2347 UPPER HORTON 2354 NOWENDOC 2343 BUNDELLA 2347 WOODS REEF 2354 ORITA 2343 CAROONA 2347 WOODSREEF 2354 RIAMUKKA 2343 COLLY BLUE 2350 ABERFOYLE 2354 TIA 2343 COOMOO COOMOO 2350 ABINGTON 2354 UPPER YARROWITCH 2343 KICKERBELL 2350 BINDAWALLA 2354 WOLLUN 2343 LOWER QUIPOLLY 2350 BOOROLONG 2354 WOOLBROOK 2343 PINE RIDGE 2350 CASTLE DOYLE 2354 YARROWITCH 2343 QUIPOLLY 2350 DANGARSLEIGH 2356 GWABEGAR 2343 SPRING RIDGE 2350 DONALD CREEK 2357 BOMERA 2343 WALLABADAH 2350 EXMOUTH 2357 BUGALDIE 2343 WARRAH RIDGE 2350 GUY FAWKES 2357 DANDRY 2343 WINDY 2350 HILLGROVE 2357 GOWANG 2343 YANNERGEE 2350 INVERGOWRIE 2357 PURLEWAUGH 2344 PILGOORIE 2350 JEOGLA 2357 ROCKY GLEN 2344 WINTON 2350 KELLYS PLAINS 2357 SIDING SPRING 2345 GARTHOWEN 2350 MARTINS GULLY 2357 TANNABAR 2345 KAY TOWN 2350 METZ 2357 ULAMAMBRI 2345 THE INLET 2350 OAKEY DAM 2357 WARKTON 2346 BORAH CREEK 2350 PUDDLEDOCK 2357 YEARINAN 2346 CROW MOUNTAIN 2350 SOUDON HEIGHTS 2358 ARDING 2346 HALLS CREEK 2350 STYX RIVER 2358 BAKERS CREEK 2346 KLORI 2350 THALGARRAH 2358 BALALA 2346 NAMOI RIVER 2350 TILBUSTER 2358 ENMORE 2346 NEW MEXICO 2350 TOBERMORY 2358 GOSTWYCK 2346 RUSHES CREEK 2350 WAIOMA 2358 KINGSTOWN 2346 UPPER MANILLA 2350 WARDS MISTAKE 2358 MARPLE 2346 WARRABAH 2350 WOLLOMOMBI 2358 MIHI 2346 WONGO CREEK 2350 WONGWIBINDA 2358 MOUNT BUTLER 2347 BANOON 2350 YARROWYCK 2358 MT BUTLER 2347 BELLS MOUNTAIN 2350 YOOROONAH 2358 ROCKY RIVER 2347 CARODA 2352 DANGLEMAH 2358 SALISBURY COURT 2347 COBBADAH 2352 LIMBRI 2358 SALISBURY PLAINS 2347 GULF CREEK 2352 MULLA CREEK 2359 BUNDARRA 2347 GUNDAMULDA 2352 TINTINHULL 2359 BURRA BEE DEE 2347 HORTON 2352 WATSONS CREEK 2359 CAMERONS CREEK 2347 HORTON PARK 2354 BRACKENDALE 2359 CAMP CREEK SPRINGS 2347 HORTON VALLEY 2354 BRANGA PLAINS 2360 ALBION HILL 2347 IRONBARK 2354 CARLARCHY 2360 ARRAWAT TA 2347 LINDESAY 2354 GLEN MORRISON 2360 AUBURN VALE 2347 LONGARM 2354 INGLEBA 2360 BANNOCKBURN 1300 000 363 • [email protected] • www.dotexpress.com.au REMOTE POSTCODE LISTING: New South Wales As of 30 April 2020 2360 BEAULIEU 2365 BROCKLEY 2370 SWAN VALE 2360 BRODIES PLAINS 2365 BRUSHY CREEK 2370 WELLINGROVE 2360 BUKKULLA 2365 FALCONER 2370 YARROWFORD 2360 BYRON 2365 GLEN NEVIS 2371 BISMUTH 2360 CHERRY TREE HILL 2365 GLENCOE 2371 CAPOOMPETA 2360 COPETON 2365 GRAHAMS VALLEY 2371 ROCKY CREEK 2360 COPETON DAM 2365 LLANGOTHLIN 2371 STANNUM 2360 DINTON VALE 2365 MAYBOLE 2371 STRATHBOGIE 2360 ELSMORE 2365 MOREDUM 2371 TENT HILL 2360 GILGAI 2365 MOREDUN 2371 THE GULF 2360 GRAMAN 2365 MOUNT MITCHELL 2371 TORRINGTON 2360 GUM FLAT 2365 MOUNT SLOW 2371 TUNGSTEN 2360 HOWELL 2365 MT MITCHELL 2371 WELLINGTON VALE 2360 KINGS PLAINS 2365 MT SLOW 2371 YELLOW DAM 2360 LITTLE PLAIN 2365 NEW VALLEY 2372 BARWICK 2360 LONG PLAIN 2365 OBAN 2372 BILLYRIMBA 2360 MOUNT RUSSELL 2365 OLLERA 2372 BLACK SWAMP 2360 MT RUSSELL 2365 TENTERDEN 2372 BLUFF ROCK 2360 NEWSTEAD 2365 TUBBAMURRA 2372 BOLIVIA 2360 NULLAMANNA 2365 WANDSWORTH 2372 BOONOO BOONOO 2360 OAKWOOD 2369 OLD MILL 2372 BOOROOK 2360 PARADISE 2369 STANNIFER 2372 BRYANS GAP 2360 ROB ROY 2369 TINGHA 2372 BUNGULLA 2360 SAPPHIRE 2370 BALD NOB 2372 CARROLLS CREEK 2360 SPRING MOUNTAIN 2370 DIEHARD 2372 CULLENDORE 2360 STANBOROUGH 2370 DUNDEE 2372 LEECHS GULLY 2360 SWANBROOK 2370 ELSMORE 2372 LEEFIELD 2360 WALLANGRA 2370 FLADBURY 2372 LISTON 2360 WANDERA 2370 FURRACABAD 2372 LOWER ACACIA CREEK 2361 APPLE TREE FLAT 2370 GIBRALTAR RANGE 2372 MINGOOLA 2361 ASHFORD 2370 GLEN ELGIN 2372 MOLE RIVER 2361 ATHOLWOOD 2370 KINGSGATE 2372 MOLE VALLEY 2361 BONSHAW 2370 KINGSLAND 2372 MOUNT MCKENZIE 2361 FRASERS CREEK 2370 KOOKABOOKRA 2372 MOUNT SPERIBO 2361 LIMESTONE 2370 MATHESON 2372 MT MCKENZIE 2361 PINDARI DAM 2370 MOGGS SWAMP 2372 MT SPERIBO 2361 PINDAROI 2370 MOOGEM 2372 PYES CREEK 2361 TRELAWNEY 2370 NEWTON BOYD 2372 RIVERTREE 2365 BACKWATER 2370 PINKETT 2372 SANDY FLAT 2365 BALD BLAIR 2370 RANGERS VALLEY 2372 SANDY HILL 2365 BALDERSLEIGH 2370 RED RANGE 2372 SILENT GROVE 2365 BASSENDEAN 2370 REDDESTONE 2372 STEINBROOK 2365 BEN LOMOND 2370 SHANNON VALE 2372 SUNNYSIDE 2365 BLACK MOUNTAIN 2370 SKELETON CREEK 2372 TARBAN 2365 BRIARBROOK 2370 STONEHENGE 2372 THE MOLE 1300 000 363 • [email protected] • www.dotexpress.com.au REMOTE POSTCODE LISTING: New South Wales As of 30 April 2020 2372 THE SCRUB 2390 EULAH CREEK 2404 GINEROI 2372 TIMBARRA 2390 HARPARARY 2404 KEERA 2372 WAROPURRA 2390 JACKS CREEK 2404 PALLAL 2372 WILLSONS DOWNFALL 2390 KAPUTAR 2404 UPPER BINGARA 2372 WILSONS DOWNFALL 2390 MYALL VALE 2405 BOOMI 2372 WYLIE CREEK 2390 ROCKY CREEK 2405 GARAH 2379 GOOLHI 2390 TARRIARO 2406 MUNGINDI 2379 MULLALEY 2390 TURRAWAN 2406 WEEMELAH 2379 NAPIER LANE 2394 BINIGUY 2408 MUNGLE 2379 NOMBI 2395 BINNAWAY 2408 N STAR 2380 BLUE VALE 2395 MURRAWAL 2408 NORTH STAR 2380 EMERALD HILL 2395 ROPERS ROAD 2409 BOGGABILLA 2380 GHOOLENDAADI 2395 WEETALIBA 2409 BOONAL 2380 KELVIN 2396 BARWON 2410 TWIN RIVERS 2380 MEEMAR 2396 CUMBIL 2410 YETMAN 2380 RANGARI 2396 CUMBIL CORNER 2411 CROPPA CREEK 2381 BREEZA 2396 GOORIANAWA 2415 MONKERAI 2381 CURLEWIS 2396 KENEBRI 2415 NOOROO 2381 EDENMORE 2396 WOOLEYBAH 2415 STROUD ROAD 2381 PREMER 2397 SPRING PLAINS 2415 UPPER KARUAH RIVER 2381 TAMBAR SPRINGS 2399 MILGUY 2415 WEISMANTELS 2382 BERRIOYE 2399 PALLAMALLAWA 2418 CULGOORA 2382 MAULES CREEK 2400 ASHLEY 2420 BANDON GROVE 2382 WEAN 2400 BULLARAH 2420 BENDOLBA 2385 MERAH NORTH 2400 CROOBLE 2420 BROOKFIELD 2385 N MERAH 2400 MALLOWA 2420 CAMBRA 2385 NORTH MERAH 2400 MILLIE 2420 CHICHESTER 2386 BURREN JUNCTION 2400 TERRY HIE HIE 2420 DUNGOG 2386 DRILDOOL 2400 TIKITERE 2420 FLAT TOPS 2386 NOWLEY 2400 TULLOONA 2420 FOSTERTON 2387 MERRYWINEBONE 2400 YARRAMAN 2420 HANLEYS CREEK 2387 ROWENA 2401 GRAVESEND 2420 HILLDALE 2388 BOOLCARROLL 2402 BALFOURS PEAK 2420 MAIN CREEK 2388 CUTTABRI 2402 COOLATAI 2420 MARSHDALE 2388 MYALL 2402 GOURNAMA 2420 MARTINS CREEK 2388 PILLIGA 2402 GUNYERWARILDI 2420 MUNNI 2388 QUEERBRI 2402 ROCKY DAM 2420 SALISBURY 2388 THE PILLIGA 2402 WARIALDA RAIL 2420 STROUD HILL 2388 YARRIE LAKE 2403 DELUNGRA 2420 SUGARLOAF 2390 BAAN BAA 2403 GRAGIN 2420 TABBIL CREEK 2390 BERRIGAL 2403 KOLOONA 2420 UNDERBANK 2390 BOHENA CREEK 2403 MYALL CREEK 2420 WALLARINGA 2390 BULLAWA CREEK 2404 BANGHEET 2420 WALLAROBBA 2390 COURADDA 2404 DINOGA 2420 WIRRAGULLA 2390 EDGEROI 2404 ELCOMBE 2421 FISHERS HILL 1300 000 363 • [email protected] • www.dotexpress.com.au REMOTE POSTCODE LISTING: New South Wales As of 30 April 2020 2421 PATERSON 2422 WAUKIVORY 2428 SMITHS LAKE 2421 TOCAL 2422 WOKO 2428 TARBUCK BAY 2421 TORRYBURN 2423 BOMBAH POINT 2428 WHOOTA 2421 VACY 2423 BOOLAMBAYTE 2429 BOBIN 2421 WEBBERS CREEK 2423 BULAHDELAH 2429 BOORGANNA 2422 BAKERS CREEK 2423 BUNGWAHL 2429 BUCCA WAUKA 2422 BARRINGTON 2423 COOLONGOLOOK 2429 BULGA FOREST 2422 BARRINGTON TOPS 2423 CRAWFORD RIVER 2429 BUNYAH 2422 BAXTERS RIDGE 2423 MARKWELL 2429 BURRELL CREEK 2422 BELBORA 2423 MAYERS FLAT 2429 CAPARRA 2422 BERRICO 2423 MUNGO BRUSH 2429 CEDAR PARTY 2422 BINDERA 2423 MYALL LAKE 2429 COMBOYNE 2422 BOWMAN 2423 NERONG 2429 DINGO FOREST 2422 BOWMAN FARM 2423 SEAL ROCKS 2429 DOLLYS FLAT 2422
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    Pcode Locality State 200 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY ACT 221 BARTON ACT 800 DARWIN NT 801 DARWIN NT 804 PARAP NT 810 ALAWA NT 810 BRINKIN NT 810 CASUARINA NT 810 COCONUT GROVE NT 810 JINGILI NT 810 LEE POINT NT 810 MILLNER NT 810 MOIL NT 810 NAKARA NT 810 NIGHTCLIFF NT 810 RAPID CREEK NT 810 TIWI NT 810 WAGAMAN NT 810 WANGURI NT 811 CASUARINA NT 812 ANULA NT 812 KARAMA NT 812 LEANYER NT 812 MALAK NT 812 MARRARA NT 812 NORTHLAKES NT 812 SANDERSON NT 812 WOODLEIGH GARDENS NT 812 WULAGI NT 813 SANDERSON NT 814 NIGHTCLIFF NT 815 CHARLES DARWIN UNIVERSITY NT 820 BAGOT NT 820 BAYVIEW NT 820 CHARLES DARWIN NT 820 COONAWARRA NT 820 CULLEN BAY NT 820 DARWIN DC NT 820 DARWIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NT 820 DARWIN MC NT 820 EAST POINT NT 820 FANNIE BAY NT 820 LARRAKEYAH NT 820 LUDMILLA NT 820 PARAP NT 820 RAAF BASE DARWIN NT 820 STUART PARK NT 820 THE GARDENS NT 820 THE NARROWS NT 820 WINNELLIE NT 820 WOOLNER NT 821 WINNELLIE NT 822 ACACIA HILLS NT 822 ANGURUGU NT 822 ANNIE RIVER NT 822 BATHURST ISLAND NT 822 BEES CREEK NT 822 BORDER STORE NT 822 COX PENINSULA NT 822 CROKER ISLAND NT 822 DALY RIVER NT 822 DARWIN MC NT 822 DELISSAVILLE NT 822 FLY CREEK NT 822 GALIWINKU NT 822 GOULBOURN ISLAND NT 822 GUNN POINT NT 822 HAYES CREEK NT 822 LAKE BENNETT NT 822 LAMBELLS LAGOON NT 822 LIVINGSTONE NT 822 MANINGRIDA NT 822 MCMINNS LAGOON NT 822 MIDDLE POINT NT 822 MILIKAPITI NT 822 MILINGIMBI NT 822 MILLWOOD NT 822 MINJILANG NT 822 NGUIU NT 822 OENPELLI NT 822 PALUMPA NT 822 POINT STEPHENS NT 822 PULARUMPI NT 822 RAMINGINING NT 822 SOUTHPORT NT 822 TORTILLA
  • Two Centuries of Botanical Exploration Along the Botanists Way, Northern Blue Mountains, N.S.W: a Regional Botanical History That Refl Ects National Trends

    Two Centuries of Botanical Exploration Along the Botanists Way, Northern Blue Mountains, N.S.W: a Regional Botanical History That Refl Ects National Trends

    Two Centuries of Botanical Exploration along the Botanists Way, Northern Blue Mountains, N.S.W: a Regional Botanical History that Refl ects National Trends DOUG BENSON Honorary Research Associate, National Herbarium of New South Wales, Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust, Sydney NSW 2000, AUSTRALIA. [email protected] Published on 10 April 2019 at https://openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/index.php/LIN/index Benson, D. (2019). Two centuries of botanical exploration along the Botanists Way, northern Blue Mountains,N.S.W: a regional botanical history that refl ects national trends. Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales 141, 1-24. The Botanists Way is a promotional concept developed by the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden at Mt Tomah for interpretation displays associated with the adjacent Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area (GBMWHA). It is based on 19th century botanical exploration of areas between Kurrajong and Bell, northwest of Sydney, generally associated with Bells Line of Road, and focussed particularly on the botanists George Caley and Allan Cunningham and their connections with Mt Tomah. Based on a broader assessment of the area’s botanical history, the concept is here expanded to cover the route from Richmond to Lithgow (about 80 km) including both Bells Line of Road and Chifl ey Road, and extending north to the Newnes Plateau. The historical attraction of botanists and collectors to the area is explored chronologically from 1804 up to the present, and themes suitable for visitor education are recognised. Though the Botanists Way is focused on a relatively limited geographic area, the general sequence of scientifi c activities described - initial exploratory collecting; 19th century Gentlemen Naturalists (and lady illustrators); learned societies and publications; 20th century publicly-supported research institutions and the beginnings of ecology, and since the 1960s, professional conservation research and management - were also happening nationally elsewhere.
  • Upper Hunter River and Dam Levels

    Upper Hunter River and Dam Levels

    Upper Hunter river and dam levels UPPER Hunter river levels have risen after significant rainfall and periods of flash flooding brought on by a combination of higher than average rainfall and thunderstorms during December 2020. See river and dam levels below Although the Hunter has not been on constant flood watch compared to north coast areas, there has been enough downpour and thunderstorms to bring flash flooding to the region. The La Niña weather event brought initial widespread rainfall and more thunderstorms are predicted throughout January 2021. Level 2 water restrictions are to remain for Singleton water users, with the Glennies Creek Dam level currently sitting at 43.4 percent. Dam levels: Glennies Creek Dam: Up 0.5 percent capacity compared to last week. Now 43.4 percent full and contains 123,507 millilitres of water; Lockstock Dam: Down 3.9 percent capacity compared to last week. Now 101.5 percent full and contains 20,522 millilitres of water; Glenbawn Dam: Up 0.4 percent capacity compared to last week. Now 49.5 percent full and contains 371,620 millilitres of water River levels (metres): Hunter River (Aberdeen): 2.37 m Hunter River (Denman): 1.924 m Hunter River (Muswellbrook): 1.37 m Hunter River (Raymond Terrace): 0.528 m Hunter River (Glennies Creek): 3.121 m Hunter River (Maison Dieu): 3.436 m Hunter River (Belltrees): 0.704 m Paterson River: 1.984 m Williams River (Dungog): 2.616 m Pages River: 1.311 m Moonan Brook: 0.862 m Moonan Dam: 1.147 m Rouchel Brook:0.939 m Isis River: 0.41 m Wollombi Brook: 0.99 m Bowman River: 0.708 m Kingdon Ponds: 0.05 m Yarrandi Bridge (Dartbrook): Merriwa River: 0.693 m Bulga River: 2.11 m Chichester River: 1.712 m Carrow Brook: 0.869 m Blandford River: 1.088 m Sandy Hollow River: 2.55 m Wingen River: 0.34 m Cressfield River: 0.55 m Gundy River: 0.652 m Lockstock Dam (water level): 155.982 m Moonan Dam: 1.147 m Glenbawn Dam (water level): 258.192 m Liddell Pump Station: 6.367 m.