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Tingaringy MAP 2H. MANAGEMENT ZONES: SNOWY - ERRINUNDRA Buchan Headwaters Upper Snowy Area R.N.A See Cobberas - East Alps Map DEDDICK Wilderness Zone WULGULMERANG TUBBUT Tingaringy Snowy River Drive Upper Snowy d R g n Upper Buchan a Snowy n River H.R o River B Mount Gelantipy Snowy River Drive NSW Creek N. C. A. CABANANDRA VICTORIA er iv R y w k o e n re BENDOC S n C we o k B e Gelantipy Plateau Bowen Wilderness Zone re C o Reference Area c is k rb e W a re C Mountain New k Count e BONANG r ry Cr e Rive Cre me GELANTIPY y ek o w H o n S Mountain Creek Reference Area Musket Creek Reference Area TULLOCH ARD S to ny C r Rodger River and e e k r Mountain Creek e v N. C. A. i R R o d g d er River R Errinundra n y a r p i h e t c v Tulloch i n u a B R l Ard e G Brodribb R.N.A dal in rr u Errinundra River - M Brodribb River East Branch N. C. A. Snowy River headwaters N. C. A. Snowy River GOONGERAH Wildernes Zone Drive er iv R y r m e l v Snowy River Snowy River H.R Ya i ERRINUNDRA R Drive a r o r d NATIONAL PARK a y n u n w n o i H r M r E MURRINDAL SNOWY RIVER C Lower M av ende NATIONAL PARK Big River r G u C reek Snowy sk Reference Area o o le C n r g e o e o k k d R R Rd i Lower g v r T m a n e Co b b i ie n m a r Snowy Musk Creek n b o B y a N. C. A. w r H r Zig Zag Creek a o r R Reference Area a d Bemm, Goolengook, n o Arte and M Brodribb River BUCHAN Errinundra Rivers H.R Snowy River Drive d h R c S ran n no B a w h h y rt c R o u iv N B e ek - r re n C e t h a t la u e r g B n o o L y inces Hw Pr Snowy River CANN RIVER Drive TARA RANGE PARK GREATER ALPINE NATIONAL PARKS Zones Overlays Sealed Road Other Public Land Map 2H. Management Zones: MANAGEMENT PLAN Visitor Experience Area (VEA) Conservation Wilderness Unsealed Road Snowy - Errinundra Other Parks 4WD * N Conservation Heritage River (HR) Reference Area Waterbody Disclaimer: Parks Victoria does not and Recreation Streams guarantee that this data is without flaw Geocentric Datum of Australia (GDA 94) Zone 55. Remote Natural Area (RNA) Park boundary * Refer to map 3K for access details. of any kind and therefore disclaims all This map supersedes all previous aditions. 0 2.5 5 km liability which may arise from you Data source acknowledgements: The State of Victoria relying on this information. and Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning. Natural Catchment Area (NCA) Cartography by Parks Victoria 2016.

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