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NanRto Womma (Park 6) 18 J19 V K S TCE Par 3 P Bonython Park/ A Oval L M L A A I R I E R Tulya Wardli R N M A Information M D N R Bonython Park Activity HubS (Park 27) E O G O E 19 C8 ER ST M RI TRE M AL E D O DRV K RD IL E R W CH I Casino 7R AL M 20 H10 E Footbridge I V Torrens L Automatic External D R O F V G River Weir R A L V Footbridge Frome Park/ R K I I CT Nellie Raminyemmerin RIVE W A O 21 G14 Central Bus Station SAPOL Road R T I O Defibrillators O N R R M M R 51 I V M Safety Centre E A DR N T HILL ST (Country & Interstate) 28 S E RD O Available 24/7 I Helen Mayo 41 R R L Park Torrens D Elder E 22 G15 Chinatown MONTEFIORE RD 17 L Footbridge Park TCE Adelaide S TCE AVE Playspaces 23 I13 City of Adelaide Customer Centre ST Botanic ST 6 Garden 24 J6 David Roche House Museum TE Royal Adelaide 8 32 Y N Hospital 20 35 T PO 2 N R 44 33 ST RD TO 25 I10 Government House T RD 4 11 38 39 25 34 49 46 15 BUX J X ST K TCE KING WILLIAM ST 26 K20 Haigh’s Chocolate Factory NORTH TCE NORTH P 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V L A E T Centre of Democracy Wikaparntu N OSMOND RD O O Wirra A B O Marshmallow Playspace (Park 22) 18 50 L12 Tandanya Aboriginal Cultural Institute D RD & Oxbow Playspace Adelaide Hills, 1km Glenelg Pelzer Park / Pityarrilla H (Park 19) Mt Lofty 2) 51 I9 Torrens Parade Ground Fleurieu Peninsula T Karrawirra (Park 1 I & Hahndorf 52 J20 TreeClimb M Glenelg Tram S 52 Bonython 53 D17 West Terrace Cemetery GREENHILL RD Park / IN W 26 Tulya Wodli D W 43 E A R IR S M E M O R I A L H CULTURAL PRECINCT > D A RV WAR Adelaide M V Footbridge C EM R Torrens VI O CT Zoo R D O K RIV IAL Parade R V N ER IA R T D OR Ground E RE Popeye N Y RD S Launch K K MONTEFIORE RD I I N Torrens N T F G Migration Footbridge O R O W University R Museum Adelaide M Adelaide Festival E AVE I of Adelaide Botanic L Casino Centre E RD L Garden I Government UniSA UniSA A State Adelaide Railway (City East) Royal Adelaide Health M House Library & Station Centre of National RD Hospital Adelaide Uni Innovation C P R I O 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