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Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 Millmerran Jimboomba Boolba Clifton Oxenford Alton Kalbar St George Aratula Leyburn Boonah HWY Beaudesert Allora 13 Nerang 85 NEW ENGLAND Canungra 55 Weir LEICHHARDT Advancetown Lake CARNARVON 42 Karara River Lake Leslie Warwick 153°00'00" Tweed Heads 151° 152° Rathdowney Fingal Head 150° 39 Springbrook 149° Bilambil Banora Point Terranora BARWON 15 Kingscliff Nindigully 16 River Rous Tumbulgum Killarney Chillingham HWY Condong Toobeah HWY Bungunya MurwillumbahOxley River HWY Inglewood Woodenbong Tyalgum Eungella Bogangar Talwood Legume TWEED Hastings Point Coolmunda HWY River Dam 91 Pottsville Beach 42 Uki Culgoa 16 RiverClarrie HWY Grevillia TweedBurringbar Urbenville Hall MooballIC CUNNINGHAM River KunghurDam HWY River Goondiwindi Wiangaree PACIF Macintyre Tweed Yelarbon Richmond Byron South Golden Beach QUEENSLANDDirranbandi BYRONBillinudgel ROUS Ocean Shores Boggabilla Maryland Muli Muli Thallon River Toonumbar River Mullumbimby Brunswick Heads Birrie BULLER Gugin Cawongla Dumaresq Liston Nimbin Macintyre Stanthorpe KYOGLE 44 Kyogle River Clarence Old Bonalbo Boomi Gudduba Ettrick Rosebank Federal The Channon Byron Bay Cedar Point River ENGLAND River Boomi Dunoon Bangalow BRUXNER Suffolk Park Weir Bonalbo LISMOREModanville HWY River Newrybar River Clunes NEW Rock Valley River NgulingahBexhill Eltham STAPYLTON HW River Bentley Knockrow Y Jali1 Neb ine Texas Lismore Teven Lennox Head 44 Jubullum Mummulgum Wollongbar 148° Yetman Cataract Y 147° Glenlyon HW Casino Alstonville NEWELL North Star BRUXNER Tabulam Casino Lake 146° Lake Toomelah Dam Wallangarra 44 Bulla Mallanganee Wyrallah River Ballina 145° Bokhara Mungindi 39 44 Drake Lake 15 Empire Vale 144° Thorlindah Tatham MungindiWeemelah Yorklea Lake TENTERFIELD Wardell 143° Wombah Mingoola HWY 44 BALLINA Barringun River Garah 95 Bonshaw Leechs Gully Jerrira Swamp River Mole Coraki Mooni West Bore Lake 142° Angledool Tenterfield Jana Broadwater RICHMOND VALLEYEllangowan Bora Ridge Goodooga Boomi Croppa Creek Narran HWY Woodburn 141°00'00" Caryapundy Swamp Lake Angledool CLIVE Ngalee Rappville Cullamulcha 55 Lake DumaresqUXNER River BR Bogal Evans Head CULGOA Weilmoringle Goodooga 1 SILVER CITY HWY River BENARBA ARRAWATTA Moombahlene Cameron Corner Weilmoringle Coolatai RICHMOND 29°00'00" River Baryulgil 15 Clarence River DRAKE HWY Murrawari Gwydir River MOREE PLAINS Camira Creek Macintyre REAGH Lightning Beardy River Torrington TLE Ashford Whiporie Enngonia Barwon Baryulgil CAS BURNETT Pindari River River River Coocoran Ridge Camurra THOULCANNA Yantabulla Lake AshfordDam DELALAH HWY Lightning Ridge GWYDIR Tullymorgan Woombah Chatsworth Deepwater Coaldale Emmaville River IRRARA Culgoa River Moree Pallamallawa The CollarenebriMehi INVERELL Severn Rangers Deepwater Iluka TONGOWOKO 71 NARRAN GWYDIR Broadwater Harwood Valley River Ashby Narran Bukkulla GWYD 38 Dam Yamba Birrie POOLE Collarenebri HWY Biniguy River Yaegl Maclean 39 IR Cangai MITCHELL Warialda River Lawrence C Angourie Moree GWYDIR 38 Wooloweyah Bokhara Timbarra Pokataroo HWY Wanaaring FINCH Gravesend PACIFI Tibooburra River Grawin COURALLIE GLEN INNES Jackadgery Tyndale Gwydir Cowper CASTLER Copmanhurst 91 Lake Lake River HWY Delungra Nullamanna CLARENCE Burruna Denman ENGLAND 38 Mount Russell HWY Brooms Head Glengarry EAGH Mann 38 Ulmarra River Collerina SEVERN GOUGH NEW 79 Gurley Tucabia Warrego Cumborah River Grafton Sandon HWY Barwon GWYDIR Glen Innes South Grafton 55 HWY Glen Innes Wanaaring Fords Bridge Inverell 38 Furracabad Red Range Birrigan Gargle BREWARRINA Terry Hie Hie Nymboida Burkanoko HWY Elsmore CLARENCE VALLEYOrara Pillar Valley Lake Narran Horton Minnie Water Lake WALGETT ELL Nichebulka EW River Gilgai Lake Tibooburra Whyjonta GUNDERBOOKA N Bingara Grafton-NgerrieCoutts Crossing Braunstone Lake Stannifer Diggers Camp Werrnathi Lake Paroo Boyd Milparinka Bellata Lake DENHAM Copeton River Wooli Lake GlencoeMann ULARARA BOURKE HWY SILVER Altiboulka Brewarrina Tingha GRESHAM Halfway Creek KAMILAROI MURCHISON Nymboida River River Barwon HWY Caroda River 1 Yantara HWY Walgett Lake Lake BARRONA Sara Darling Ben Lomond Llangothlin Red Rock Boolkaree KAMILAROI JAMISON River Upper Bingara Corindi North Bourke KAMILAROI Wandsworth Lake River FITZROY Coral Sea River Burren Junction Anaiwan Corindi Beach Wee Glenreagh Upper Corindi Gilgwapla Bourke Namoi Edgeroi GUYRA WY CITY Ulenia Clouds Creek H Lake Walgett Upper Horton 15 Mullaway Arrawarra Lake Castlereagh Safety Beach Tolbra Brewarrina Waa Llangothlin River 95 River KAMILAROI Bundarra Guyra Woolgoolga Lake YANTARA Lake HWY Nana Glen Yannerpi Billys Creek Sandy Beach River Wee Waa River Nulla Cobbadah Dundurrabin Emerald Beach HWY River Guyra Lake Salt Aberfoyle Tyringham EVELYN Lake 30°Kamerooka Patterson Lake Bogan Coramba Moonee Beach Dicks Utah Nulla Namoi HARDINGE Macquarie Cuttabri Gwydir Sapphire Beach Lake Gara Fawkes Dorrigo Karangi Cobham Lake Narrabri Bostobrick Korora 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