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SHOALWATER Passage Port of St Lawrence Skull PENINSULA RANGE EMERALD Creek Thirsty Islands Edward Is Yamala C St Lawrence West Canoe Reef Point Winton Swan I Nogoa Bay Is Marquis I Island C Clara Group Fairbairn Comet Turtle Is Head Rosewood 8953-3 Dam Creek Charon Point Akens Island 8953-2 HERVEY CP Island Triangular 9053-3 Sandhurst Creek WARATAH SHOALWATER PENINSULA RANGE ISLANDS Lake PENINSULA Channel Island Pearl 151°30' Waverley CP Split Is Maraboon Lotus WARGINBURRA Bay Hoogly Coonyan 8550 Dome Is Gindie Woods Is Shoalwater HWY Herbert Wadallah Delcomyn Is HIGHWAY EMERALD The River Bay 22°30' Wumalgi Creek PENINSULA Amity Entrance Is C Perforated Point C C Creek Triumph Styx Wellington Port 22°30' Creek Cape Clinton Minerva Clinton Fernlees C Yatton Granite C C Creek Creek Shoalwater Bay Military Training Area Isaac C Ogmore 8952-4 8952-1 (Entry Prohibited) 9052-4 Freshwater 9052-1 Rolf BANKSIA LouisaPYRI PYRI Ck Wurba Clarke MOUNT HUMMOCK Bay C MOUNT FLINDERS C Creek Deep Cliff Point Turkey Comet C Creek CP Peak Island C NP 8752 Cape Manifold Kooltandra C rine Herbert 24°00' ranite JUNEE 8852 24°00' 8652 NATIONAL Bella MINERVA HILLS 8952 GREGORY Springsure eg Creek MT O’CONNELL PARK MOUNT BLUFFKIN 9052 Flat Island NAT PARK yan Creek Creek NP Ewen NP Pom Ban C WINDEYERS HILL MARLBOROUGH PRINCHESTER Water Three Rivers Beach Crooked River BAYFIELD ckatoo Mamelon Marlborough Tilpal Park 148°00' 148°30' C BYFIELD CON PARK Creek BYFIELD Stockyard Point Princhester Creek Byfield McEwan 8952-3 8952-2 NAT PK Nine Mile C 9052-3 PRINCHESTER Beach 9052-2 C Creek THE OAKS BAYFIELD Creek Lake Marlborough STOCKYARD POINT Mary Kunwarara BYFIELD STATE FOREST Junee Redcliffe Corio Water Park Point Carlo Bay PRINCHESTER Creek 23°00' CP Sandy Point Develin Creek Creek Glen Geddes C Rossmoya 23°00' Alligator 8951-14 9051-44 9051-41 C 8951-11 Bungundarra MT Capricorn Resort Mile GLEN GEDDES ROSSMOYA MT Ten ATHERTON Fitzroy Milman BARMOYA Farnborough North Keppel Island Mackenzie C River KEPPEL BAY ISLANDS Yaamba Leura MT ETNA CAVES Yeppoon NATIONAL PARK GOODEDULLA NP The Child Creek River NAT PK 8951-13 8951-12 9051-43 Bondoola Rosslyn The Caves 9051-42 9051-13 Barren Island (First Lump) (Scientific) 152°00' 8651 8751 River YAAMBA Mulambin 9051-12 THE CAVES HEDLOW Great Keppel Island 8851 Mile Creek YEPPOON SHOAL BAY GREAT KEPPEL Two Etna Creek COOROORAH 8951 MT JIM CROW STRATHCONAN Ridgelands C ROOKWOOD NP 9051 Creek Louisa Mt Chalmers 9151 Melaleuca Cawarral Emu Park 9251 Str RIDGELANDS Tryon Island ath ROCKHAMPTON Wedge Is 8951-21 9051-34 conan 8951-24 9051-31 Zilzie CAPE CAPRICORN LOTUS 9051-24 RIDGELANDS NORTH MT Divided Is HERON ISLAND North West Island LAGOONS ROCKHAMPTON EMU PARK Wilson Island ford Weir CHALMERS Keppel Sands C MT ARCHER Peak Is Mile NP Girt Is CAPRICORN CAYS Fitzroy C Wreck Island zie Creek (Scientific) River Moah ROCKHAMPTON NATIONAL PARK Lorraine Rocklands Nerimbera Keppel Bay Hummocky Island Twelve 9051-32 C 8951-23 8951-22 9151-33 NP 9051-33 9051-23 STANWELL GRACEMERE FLAT TOP CAPE KEPPEL Curragh ROCKHAMPTON BALNAGOWAN CAPRICORN Gracemere RANGE Station Pt Cape Keppel 23°30' Stanwell Kabra Heron Island River TAUNTON Warren Cattle Pt Thompson Point Sea Hill Pt Cape Capricorn NAT PARK Wycarbah Midgee CP Creek Creek CP Mackenzie Is Blackwater Duckworth (Scientific) CP Mud Is One Tree Island grove Bluff Casuarina Erskine Island BouldercombeHIGHWAY 9150-41 Rundle Island Masthead I (Scientific) 23°30' Boonal Walton Island 9150-44 GROUP Parnabal C Creek Archer Port Alma MONTE CHRISTO MOUNT Balaclava The CP Umolo Fitzroy Curtis Island BARNEY CURTIS ISLAND Tikardi Dingo Westwood Mount Tryphinia Windah NATIONAL PARK 9150-14 RUNDLE RANGE on Charlevue CAPRICORN Morgan Narrows Island RUNDLE Bajool NAT PARK ISLAND Gogango ❋ ❋ Black Head 8650 WallarooDuaringa Grantleigh ❋ 8750 Edungalba Marmor 9150-43 la Stony Aroona BRUCE 9150-42 9150-13 Curtis C Springton King THE NARROWS Boolburra CURTIS BLACK HEAD COMET BLACKDOWN 8850 WAY 8950 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