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Club - NSW in Australia Club - NSW in Australia This GPS POI file is available here: https://www.gps-data-team.info/poi/australia/restaurants/Clubs-AU.html Location Map Aberdeen RSL Citizens Club Map Abermain Bowling Club Map Abruzzi Friuli Veneto Sports Map Adamstown Rosebud Sport and Map Adamstown RSL and Community Map Adelong Services and Citizen Map AGA Club Germania Map Ainslie Football and Social Map Albion Park RSL Memorial Clu Map Albury Club Map Albury Sailors Soldiers and Map Alder Park Bowling Club Co-O Map Alexandria-Erskineville Bowl Map Alstonville Plateau Bowls an Map Ariah Park Bowling and Rec C Map Armidale City Bowling Club Map Armidale Club Ltd (The) Map Arncliffe RSL and Community Map Arncliffe Scots Sports and S Map Artarmon Bowling and Rec Clu Map Ashfield RSL Club Map Ashford Memorial Bowling Clu Map Asquith Bowling and Recreati Map Asquith Rugby League Club Map Assyrian Sports and Cultural Map Auburn RSL Bowling Club Map Auburn RSL Club Co-Op Map Auburn Soccer 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