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Native 151°00' Calliope 151°30' Miriam Vale 152°00' Miara 152°30' 153°00' 153°30' 154°00' 94km 1218 Dawes Mt Borilla 44km 5 Littabella 3 4567Sandy Cape Kalpowar 559 CANIA GORGE FD River MARINE PARKS NATIONAL WARRO NAT PARK IAL BULBURIN Double Moore Park For information north of this map see the 10 Section 4 5 Range NAT PARK Dog Sloping Yandaran Restrictions may apply to access, fishing and TENN Creek 52 NAT PARK BICEN Creek Hummock Avondale 5 Barubbra Island recreation activities in Marine Park areas. Kolan Toonboro Mtn Creek 7 Sunmap Regional Map ‘Central Queensland’ Cania Mt Whacogo 419 Port of Further information and permit application forms are TRAIL 443 Moorland Beach Dam C 311 C 16 Sunmap Regional Map Creek 18 Bundaberg VMR Marine Park Boundary available from the Department of Environment and Resource 37 3 Four Mile Range Lake Marong Mungungo Burnett 13 3 Burnett Heads Management / Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. Browns Rocks 6 Eight Mile Two Mon Repos Moonford 8 69 4 3 Mon Repos www.derm.qld.gov.au Biloela 5 Fairymead ✽ Manoolcoong 5 Stony 5 THE 11 Nielson Park Panama 77km Bancroft C 11 Lakes Yandaran Bargara West Cruise Route for Whale Watching ( Aug - Nov ) Mile BRUCE Meadowvale Rooney Point Bukali WatalganBucca Mtn 5 GREAT SANDY Three Lake 324 13 6 Manann Monal Cannindah Walily Old Kolonga Gooburrum Kellys Beach Moondoora A 3 5 Monduran Booloongie MARINE PARK A 8 Lagoon Mt Gaeta 10 4 7 Creek 52 South East Creek 1 A 9 542 Bucca These rocks may be impassible 3 Creek Fred Haigh Dam Mt Goondicum A 1 10 Innes Park Lake 2 Monto Burnett 563 River Kolan 2 Ngkala Rocks to vehicles. Check with rangers. Creek Sharon 1 Carree 2 19 Mt Bania Monduran 2 2 BUNDABERG 7 8 River 555 Thabeban (For more details 8 Lake Creek 6 Platypus Moon WAY The Bicentennial National Trail is a recreation trail for horseriding, HIGHWAY River Minker Takilberan PACIFIC 20 River see reverse side) Marloo Three Moon Ventnor bushwalking and recreational activities extending from Cooktown (Qld) 38 9 Creek Splitters Elliott Heads to Healesville (Vic). Guidebooks are available for sections of the trail. Tree 10 Calavos Bay Ocean Bay Queensland 11 Mt Takilberan 52 541 Cabbage 2 3 6 Lake Marloo 7 8 Bullyard Kolan Alloway 2 South Creek 38 Gin 3 7 10 Splinter Creek Burnett 14 For more detailed information see the Orchid Beach 2 Mulgildie Maroondan 1 Coonarr Waddy Point SCALE 1 : 500 000 Creek Elliott Gin 5 Elliott River Sunmap Regional Map ‘Wide Bay - Burnett’ Ranger Station 37 Tellebang Mtn BANIA Creek 15 2 Bungadoo 01020304050km Givelda ISIS Wathumba 9 2 433 NATIONAL Gin Gin Middle Rocks 12 Delan Burnett 25°00' Range McIlwraith Selene PARK Moolboolaman Tirroan 2 Mystery Craters NORTH 25°00' BINGERA ( THE SUNSHINE ROUTE) GREAT SANDY Indian Head Equidistant Simple Conic Projection with Central Meridian 152°30' E and 2 Creek 4 6 53 NAT PARK BURRUM COAST Standard Parallels 14° and 26° S. Tellebang 52 Dalysford 10 HIGHWAY 9 3 Black Mtn COAST Hervey Bay Kapaldo New Moonta Reedy 2 Drinan Mahogany 56 NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL PARK COUNTRY Pine Creek 8 4 Kinkuna C Creek 2 Published by the Department of Environment and Resource Management River 1 Oaky Horseshoe 21 Wolca Range 3 1 41 Splinters Wallaville River 22 in association with Tourism Queensland. Creek Fraser Wonbah Boolboonda 2 C St Agnes Farnsfield COAST Theodolite Langley Baywulla 7 3 Woodgate Beach Beach River Bowarrady 7 CORDALBA Edition 11, June 2009 Boolbunda Rock Creek NP 15 Lake Gnarann 725 Creek To the best of our knowledge, all information on this map is correct at the time of publication. 9 Creek Goodwood Woralie White Lake Abercorn HIGHWAY 12 12 3 BURRUM COAST However, we can take no responsibility for any changes that may occur. Oaky 4WD only Lake Gregory Burrum Point Bowarrady Ranger Station The representation on this map of any road or track is not necessarily evidence of a public right of way. Creek Drummers North Double Peak RAILWAY Coongul 6 6 Cordalba North Isis Creek Persons using private roads do so at their own risk. Owner’s permission should be obtained. Wuruma Burnett Creek Creek Morganville Dundubara 22 NOUR NOUR 11 55 9 Walkers Point North Shore Point Cruise Route for Whale WatchingCoongul ( Aug - Nov ) Dam 10 34 Creek A 3 NP Mount Perry South Double Peak C 3 Burrum Heads Point Some names shown may not be approved place names under the Place Names Act 1994. Rocky Mt Perry Briggs Creek Isis Central Stockyard Buxton Lake Allom 11 Eastern 750 For more detailed information see the © The State of Queensland (Department of Environment and Resource Management) 2009. Booyal 2 Apple Tree Isis Junction NAT PARK www.derm.qld.gov.au Mt Gongiberroo 8 5 Cathedral Beach Creek A 1 1 39 Bilboolan 60 18 C River 10 TOURING 3 Creek Horton Port of Maryborough Creek Sunmap Regional Map ‘Fraser Island’ Nogo Cynthia Horse Creek 6 6 River Moon Point Freshwater Mt Prazier Yidney 1 Point Vernon Sandy Lakes 9 BRUCE River Burrum Hidden Creek 336 Childers 1 2 Point Sunday Perry Toogoom Resort Lake Possum Range 64 Isis Mile LEGEND 44 Reid Sandy 5 B 9 Woco Wokka C HERVEY BAY Area Eli Creek 8 19 B Mingham Highway / Motorway ........................... Bicentennial trail............. Boat ramp....................... River Tenningering 12 South Isis 13 Craignish Pialba Eight Mile Creek Creek 7 Scarness Creek Mingo 1 C HIGHWAY One Tree Hill Burnett 12 Creek ROUTE River Creek Maheno sealed unsealed Elliotts 1 2 Urangan AUSTRALIA’S Dundowran Main road ........................................... Great walk........................ Caravan park.................. Ceratodus NOUR NOUR 302 Beelbi 4 Torquay Big Woody C GOOD NIGHT 52 36 37 Urraween 80 NP 21 Island Strait surface unspecified Burnett Creek Howard Marine Park Boundary SCRUB 5 8 Nikenbah Secondary road................................... City .................................. GYMPIE Conservation park.......... ✽ Iguana Oaky Creek 9 Chard Rocks NAT PARK Cherwell 3 Burgowan 5 Little Gravelly Burrum Town 2 4 Lake surface unspecified Creek 6 Woody 10 Creek Tawah 5 16 4 Minor road; Track ............................... Major town ..................... Elevation in metres ....... 615 Creek HIGHWAY 6 Walligan Island Garawongera Happy Valley Resort Dalby Creek 45 45 Torbanlea 6 Branch Paradise Dam Creek Mangrove BURNETT Nobby Mining 5 Yidney Rocks Point Designated tourism route .................. Town ............................... Tiaro Lighthouse .................... Lake C Lake museum. 9 Mt Yeatman Kullogum Creek Eidsvold Creek 11 Paradise Lenthall Sandy 4 271 3 Duckinwilla Resort Locality ........................... Point of interest ............ Coringa Corfield Kingfisher Island Curra C Dallarnil C Road distances, intermediate and The Red Mtn Vale River Bay Dundonga C 81319 Reid 34 Fraser Island 73 Mingo Creek C Susan cumulative in kilometres ................... National park .................. QPWS recreation area..... Cracow 364 47 3 57 River Heads Great Walk CAUTION - Sand tracks on Fraser Island O'Bil Bil Mt Orso 20 40 Yarrabil Creek Sea 73km Creek Mt Blandy Mt Woowoonga are suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles only. Creek Bin Creek 23 Great Lochaber Colton National route marker ........................ 15 Tourist information ...... Agnes A 1 River Grosvenor 250 5 Mt Goonaneman 22 Accredited visitor Lambing C 14 Parker Wongi Wanggoolba Lower Degilbo 664 Lake McKenzie Duckinwilla Harwood A 1 GREAT SANDY Road route marker: Tourist drive .... 75 21 information centre.......... Tourist resort ................ Resort Bin 40 12 Chowey Gully 6 WOOWOONGA View Aldershot Walsh Creek Binjour Chowey NAT PARK Mt Doongul Island C MARINE PARK Kadara Tarrara Muan 11 WONGI Five Railway, Station, siding ..................... Aerodrome / Airfield ...... Wreck ............................ Malmoe Plateau 7 7 Didcot Saltwater Central Station C NAT PARK 12 238 Creek 'A' Creek C Degilbo 6 Lake Birrabeen FD Sawpit Creek 37 Creek FAIRLIES KNOB Creek Maryborough State forest drive ............................... Airport (International) .... Youth Hostel (YHA) ...... 31 NAT PARK West 5 Ungowa 25°30' Range Turkey 2 Biggenden Fairlies Resort Information Centre, 25°30' Mt Lawless River Gooroolba 26 Island Eurong 21 Binjour Byrnestown Deep Knob 6 Ferry / cruise route............................. Airport (Major)................. O' Bil Bil 10 275 3 Mt Biggenden Billygoat Mtn WONGI Mile 6 Ranger Station and 4 NAT PARK 3 St Mount Lawless 389 ISIS 14 339 Creek RiverTinana 2 Boonlye Police Station Doongul Twenty MARYBOROUGH Point John 47 Reids Dappil 86 4 Creek 26 Yengarie 2 Wetheron C 52 6 38 21 59 GREAT SANDY Burnett Grahams Creek Wetheron 86 Grout Mtn Eighteen Lake Ideraway 7 Lakeside 289 25 Mile 7 Creek Boomanjin Creek Creek Riverleigh Mundubbera Boompa 2 COALSTOUN LAKES POONA Mt Gayndah 8 6 Thinoomba Yerra Pilerwa Dirnbir Ginoondan NAT PARK Aramara Mungar Maaroom NATIONAL PARK Creek Philpott Humphrey 345 5 5 BURNETT 2 40 4 6 Myrtle 15 NAT 4 River Creek 7 MOUNT WALSH Brooweena Hunters 6 Dilli Village 4 27 Coalstoun Lakes Hut Titi Trap Mount NAT PARK 6 Creek C Burnett 29 Barambah 4 Historical Mt Bererum Kalah 1 PARK Debateable 5 museum. Gayndah 228 Antigua Creek 13 Dundarrah Creek Trap 10 7 WOOCOO Aranbanga Oaky 18 Eel Woocoo A 3 10 NAT PARK Owanyilla Tuan Creek 6 Boonooroo Range 6 Seventy Creek Woodmillar Creek 6 Ooramera Tuan For statewide detail see the Flagstone Ban Ban Creek 3 Mary Auburn Springs Mt Woocoo Logging Sunmap Regional Map ‘Queensland’ GPS USERS Sandy 7 Little Creek Coocher 2 236 40 Tuan 4 Snout River Mt Benarige The horizontal datum used on this map is GDA94. AUBURN RIVER Creek Creek Poona Point Tinana Big For all practical purposes GDA94 is the same as WGS84, as used NAT PARK 75 251 Creek Sandy Tiaro Creek in Global Positioning Systems (GPS). To enter points calculated BRUCE Creek Creek Glenbar 3 from this map, your GPS receiver should be set to the WGS84 datum. Harriet Creek Creek Tawan TRAIL The accuracy of a GPS location can be affected by the number and Creek 5 Creek Gravelly C position of the satellites at the time the position was determined C Toondoonnanigy Creek 22 Creek Tinnanbar and can vary from day to day.
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