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Plan Map (WSP039 Version 1) Water Sharing Plan for the Clarence Unregulated and Alluvial Water Sources 2016 Plan Map (WSP039_Version 1) Water Sharing Plan for the Clarence Unregulated and Alluvial Water Sources 2016 L in d e s a y C r e e k G rah am s C eek re g Cr ek Location Diagram nbon k ode e Wo k e e k r e e C r e WOODENBONG r C C h ia la y c e r ca e u A r a o K e B R k k e e o e re c r k C C h i e i l m n l Koreelah o to k C k s o e e r B re g e a e C l r e re F Creek Water o C k d n y le r URBENVILLE ul e Source b C v a i Acacia l l R a d Tooloom n Creek Water W a eek l s Cr T ry tain OO Creek Water a Source Cap L k O M O e M Source e ROAD k r e C k K ee e r r e a C l i m n o C lo k g o M o n M T e a k e a e e r o e e r v r y i l o e p C r a F Maryland a n k C C e s d C e k r r n C r e e e e t e r River Water C l e H l h e r k B e a e l u g i C e k y u M C s s a a Source l n n t n e l a S e e t W e l c C t t l x i k i u r L y e S C l C i e e r k Clarence Extraction Management 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5 10 20 30 C B ek k Cre e irard e G r k Deep-Tunglebung Kilometres Ba e sk C et S re wa d k mp k C Creek Water e Cre e e e ek k re w L r C lo it C o o l tle e o ag e il r b Y Source C S m r M C lu e o la P ek w t T Cataract y C k r Plumbago e e e k River Water r ree e y C k C T lare Creek Water e a Gu li bu Source s lam e R Source L Tooloonk iv ek k i C u ng Cre ver M reek le Extraction Management Units ri i e t Sp t R a rac e ta r c k Ca le e M C o re o r d s C o a C s k e le i l m re k ob Allluvial Water Sources C e e N a k e W r y C b r g a Clarence River Coastal Floodplain n C o r L e e ok k ro Alluvial Groundwater Source reek B ard C ice ing Y Al Herd D Upriver Alluvial Sediments e m in Creek o T B n Ewingar Cre D a ek u n C l a Gr gig n r e i Towns / Localities e n im en The Gorges-Upper C b e s C re le k Lower Timbarra r k e C ee ee k r N k Cr Mid Clarence ee i y k ch r River Water o D l Road so Water Source n Source s Demon Creek C re Grasstree Creek e ek Water Source k re C ar 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e w r r y Source e a r p r k River Water e e a e k e T k C k C re ee e k e e r Lake Water C Cr re k d c f a k r r C s a u e h C e rl nda ills t te a r e ut Source B D H re ek D B e o e Cre k Source H u k ai b k g S l ree a o d ngai C r a Ca ar h e l k k W R ree r W Lower Mann E a e L e a r y C C o n F t k i l e s o l o lg r o r E r e m n C g n e e o River Water D C le C C A r G n k g C o r O e r y e c R e C r e e r r h e e e k k k k e o k s e Source t e k e re k G Alumy Creek E e e l C W a e r k k C ora ll Cree C r do Y g Sma C l r N r ra D C s o T e o I E n C a R u Water e a e l R g H P C g k lar p li k a IG enc l Walabla Creek i H e e R W io C W iver A l a k e l C ree A r k L C re Y ee Source a umny k e k C r C Al e k e C e k re r n le i tt S C C a e w C l a e h o m C e e a H o Clarence r n r e e C m a a or M ys pi B l C h on r W a C s tl V re a C e e y e r D ll Tidal Pool k f e ie y i f e h s n m i k ar g n d C t u B C o l re r D n Sw C a e e C Water Source A a k in n r ld e g r C e 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