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Contents South General Instructions Number Title Date Version Location of interlockings, platforms, tunnels and Systems 301 Jun 2017 7.0 of Safeworking 303 Location of level crossings and protection provided Jun 2017 4.0 305 Hi-Rail Tight Radius Sep 2014 2.0 Joppa Jct (excl) to Canberra (incl) Number Title Date Version 366 Joppa Junction Interface May 2016 5.0 367 Springfield May 2015 1.0 368 Tarago (Inc. Crisp Creek) Feb 2017 5.0 369 Mt Fairy Jun 2017 2.0 370 Bungendore Jun 2017 3.0 371 Burbong Jun 2017 2.0 372 Queanbeyan Nov 2014 3.0 374 Canberra (Inc. Fyshwick) Nov 2017 6.0 Stockinbingal (excl) to Hillston Number Title Date Version 451 Stockinbingal AWB Interface Mar 2017 4.0 452 Combaning Jun 2015 3.0 454 Temora (Inc. Temora Sub Terminal) Mar 2018 14.0 455 Temora West Jun 2017 8.0 510 Pucawan Oct 2014 2.0 511 Quandary Oct 2014 2.0 513 Ariah Park Oct 2014 3.0 514 Mirrool Oct 2014 2.0 515 Beckom Oct 2014 2.0 516 Ardlethan (Inc. Ardlethan Wheat siding) Jun 2017 4.0 518 Kamarah Oct 2014 2.0 519 Moombooldool Oct 2014 2.0 521 Barellan Jun 2017 6.0 522 Garoolgan Oct 2014 2.0 523 Binya Jun 2015 3.0 524 Yenda Oct 2014 2.0 525 Griffith Feb 2017 10.0 526 Tharbogang Oct 2014 2.0 CNLA SOUTH January 2018 V 45.0 This document is uncontrolled when printed PAGE 1 OF 3 Contents South 527 Tabbita Oct 2014 2.0 528 Goolgowi Oct 2014 3.0 529 Merriwagga Oct 2014 2.0 530 Hillston Jan 2018 7.0 Temora (excl) to Lake Cargelligo 456 Gidginbung May 2015 1.0 457 Barmedman Jan 2016 4.0 458 Yiddah May 2015 1.0 459 Wyalong Jan 2016 3.0 460 West Wyalong AWB Oct 2014 2.0 461 Calleen Nov 2016 3.0 462 Girral Nov 2016 3.0 463 Ungarie Oct 2014 4.0 464 Weja Oct 2014 2.0 465 Tullibigeal Oct 2014 2.0 466 Burgooney Oct 2014 2.0 467 Lake Cargelligo Jan 2018 5.0 Ungarie (excl) to Naradhan (incl) Number Title Date Version 490 Youngareen Oct 2014 2.0 491 Kikoira Feb 2016 3.0 492 Naradhan Jan 2018 5.0 Junee (excl) to Griffith (excl) Number Title Date Version Junee West Junction and Junee Sub-terminal sidings 540 Mar 2018 7.0 Interface 541 Old Junee Aug 2017 3.0 542 Marrar Nov 2017 3.0 543A Coolamon ABA May 2016 3.0 543B Coolamon Oct 2014 2.0 544 Brushwood Oct 2014 2.0 545 Ganmain Nov 2017 3.0 546 Matong Oct 2014 2.0 547 Grong Grong May 2017 3.0 548 Narrandera Oct 2014 6.0 CNLA SOUTH January 2018 V 45.0 This document is uncontrolled when printed PAGE 2 OF 3 Contents South 549 Yanco Jun 2015 3.0 550 Leeton Oct 2014 2.0 551 Murrami Aug 2017 4.0 552 Wumbulgal Oct 2014 2.0 The Rock (excl) to Boree Creek (incl) Number Title Date Version 569 The Rock Interface Oct 2014 3.0 570 The Rock ABA Aug 2017 4.0 571 Tootool Oct 2014 2.0 572 Milbrulong Oct 2014 2.0 573 Lockhart Oct 2014 2.0 574 Boree Creek Jan 2018 5.0 CNLA SOUTH January 2018 V 45.0 This document is uncontrolled when printed PAGE 3 OF 3 .

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