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Beacon to Beacon Guide: Brisbane River and Bremer River Brisbane River and Bremer River Key Sheet !14 Scarborough Point Mag P P P P North Pine REDCLIFFE P P P P Dam P P P P P P P P P P AP P See Moreton ¶ Bay series Bramble Moreton Bay Bay Shorncliffe !15 Fisherman Islands Pinkenba BRISBANE !A E Bulimba Manly!16 CBD RIVER Lake Manchester Indooroopilly Karana Downs BRISBANE River Wacol Bremer IPSWICH Marine rescue services !14 CG Redcliffe !15 VMR Brisbane (Sandgate) !16 CG Brisbane Enlargement See ! A Rivergate Marina Southern Moreton Bay series VMR Brisbane (Sandgate): base phone 3269 8888, a/h emergency 0428 022881, Sat-Sun and public hols. 0600-1700, 27MHz 88 91, VHF 16 67 21 73 81. CG Brisbane: base phone 3396 5911 (on call 24/7), Sat-Sun and public hols. 0600-1800, 27MHz 88 90 91, VHF 16 63 67 21 73 81, MF/HF 2182 4125 6215 8291. BR-1 K h o lo C r e MOUNT CROSBY e k ad Mt Crosby Ro ! "d ! Ð ! y ! ! ! a 27°32'S ! ! ! Taylors ! W ! ! ! d ! "d d! ! d! " //// " d / Weir " Nook ! " ! ! 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Bend / Wharf // Waterstown remains Rocks DINMORE Tivoli Rocks No depth contours C BUNDAMBA Rocks r Ð e ! Ð d Ð e " Ð k Rocks to ! 18m out ! Moores Ð Ð 27°36'S Basin Pocket Y A / Pocket W NORTH H G EAST I BOOVAL H IPSWICH IPSWICH M / / Y "d A A , ? W , ? R H , ? ? O , T ? O G ? M N I e oad CH N an R SWI EBBW VALE N B risb IP U NEWTOWN C 27°37'S SILKSTONE EASTERN HEIGHTS 152°46'E 152°47'E 152°48'E 152°49'E 152°50'E Always keep a proper lookout when boating. Nautical information current to 19 November 2018 Look up and live for power and cable crossings that may not be shown on these maps due to scale or recent construction. CAUTION: depth contours have not been re-surveyed in most areas since the 2011 and 2013 floods. Exercise care when travelling outside suggested navigation tracks. © Copyright The State of Queensland 2018 Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads - Maritime Safety Queensland. To reproduce any map within this series, see terms and conditions at Maritime Safety Queensland's website (www.msq.qld.gov.au) VMR Brisbane (Sandgate): base phone 3269 8888, a/h emergency 0428 022881, Sat-Sun and public hols. 0600-1700, 27MHz 88 91, VHF 16 67 21 73 81. CG Brisbane: base phone 3396 5911 (on call 24/7), Sat-Sun and public hols. 0600-1800, 27MHz 88 90 91, VHF 16 63 67 21 73 81, MF/HF 2182 4125 6215 8291. BR-2 Mo 27°31'S Mag g g il N l P P P ! P ! ! 3 P P P "d P nautical miles (nM) P P PULLENVALE 0 0.5 P K Cr P h P P o d P P e l P o P a e P P A o k // R 0 0.5 1 ¶ ! kilometres "d Cr eek ! Fairy Bower !Canoe ramp ! 3 !3 ! 27°32'S ill g Fl G 3s g Ð Mo Rocks to M REACH 15m out t PINJARRA HILLS Ð Cr o OMMANEYMT MT sb REACH y MILE TWO OMMANEY ad Ð / R // Ð o oa P R d ! ! d Ð "d " Ð RIVER Reservoir P Westlake Sugars "d ! !U L ANSTEAD L H Quarry E C Fl G 3s Pull NR A/ Ð en ! Rocks to 8m out k E P 27°33'S / u /// E R d ll C WESTLAKE " en A / C y Hells / H r u Gate b ! s H e C d ! " "d ! A k E B R w S R E ! S a P ! Y O I H P "d S AL B D A / N BELLBOWRIE RIVERHILLS ! E 1 d " lston C ? ! N ? o k ? W ! H 27°34'S d C! Roa A 3 ! ! "d E ! ! R 3 d S " R G G E / I Bedwell V MOGGILL O N G Island E A WACOL R B IS l l Finlay i Rocky R Island g B g Island Rocks to BREMER o ÐÐ 15m out M RIVER ÐÐ ! Ð ! Fl Y 3s Ð Chemical G O O "d 27°35'S The Abnormal Crossing D Cockatoo H N MOGGILL A Junction run of tide C Island REACH A "d MWY E ! ISLANDCOCKATOO REACH The R Fl Y 2.5s ! Race K ! Gumtree N / Fl Y 2.5s A / Crossing Moggill B k P e (Simpsons Ð Wishart D Silo Ð Vehicle e E r Crossing) Ð Island ???? R Ð ???? Ferry R C ?!??? ! Ð Rocks to E A ! Ð ! Cable ferry "d Ð 20m out REDBANK C GOODNA H PWater tower Priors "d Brisban e R oad k Pocket IPSWICH e e IPSWICH 27°36'S r Warning - cable ferry operates between e C a l 0600 -1830 Mon - Fri n i MWY Woogaroo Ck LOGAN and 0600 - 1800 w/e. d M Give way to ferry. oo Hospital RIVERVIEW G x i Corner S MWY P Reservoir 152°51'E 152°52'E 152°53'E 152°54'E 152°55'E 152°56'E Always keep a proper lookout when boating. Nautical information current to 19 November 2018 Look up and live for power and cable crossings that may not be shown on these maps due to scale or recent construction. CAUTION: depth contours have not been re-surveyed in most areas since the 2011 and 2013 floods. Exercise care when travelling outside suggested navigation tracks. © Copyright The State of Queensland 2018 Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads - Maritime Safety Queensland. To reproduce any map within this series, see terms and conditions at Maritime Safety Queensland's website (www.msq.qld.gov.au) VMR Brisbane (Sandgate): base phone 3269 8888, a/h emergency 0428 022881, Sat-Sun and public hols. 0600-1700, 27MHz 88 91, VHF 16 67 21 73 81. CG Brisbane: base phone 3396 5911 (on call 24/7), Sat-Sun and public hols. 0600-1800, 27MHz 88 90 91, VHF 16 63 67 21 73 81, MF/HF 2182 4125 6215 8291. BR-3 Mag P P P P P P P P P SEE MAP BR-4 P P P P P P P P P TVQ10 AP P P ¶ P ABQ2 Merivale William Jolly BTQ7 P Rail Bridge / , / Bridge / , Kurilpa 27°28'S Television transmission towers , ? Bridge MILTON ? , , , ? / // ? ? //// , / ? Victoria //// nautical miles (nM) ? / ? /// , ? MILTON ? ? Bridge ?/ ? 0 0.5 / ? / ? REACH // ? P QTQ9 / , ? // ? ? , Fl Y 2.5s /// // ? // d Go-Between ? //// Fl G //// ? /// ! ? / //// a ? / //// o Bridge /// ! //! / 2.5s /// ! // /// / ?/ / / R Fl Y 2.5s ? // MOUNT AUCHENFLOWER ? /// / ? // , / // , //? // ? // / / / 0 0.5 1 / / / ! // COOT-THA n / Fl R 2.5s kilometres / to ! // SOUTH l / i H // M C / A! Davies BRISBANE / E , R ! Park Y ! South Inset A // / Bank , / HW Fl Y 2.5s Fl R 2.5s / Fl Y 2.5s G Vu Parklands / / I lture / / Stre DUTTON PARK H Fl Y 2.5s / West End Public Pontoon et G Fl R 2.5s Fl Y 2.5s 27°29'S N WEST O Fl R 2.5s HIGHGATE TOOWONG W END ST LUCIA O Fl Y HILL Dutton Park O 2.5s Fl Y T / d ? ! / ? Recreation Hub a / ? 2.5s Ð ? ? //// / / o ? Kayes ? ? R ? ! (completion due ? ? Rocks ? ? ? , Fl Y 2.5s ? 11.4m ! // 2019) ? ? // / F Bu ? REACH Fl Y 2.5s Eleanor Schonell IA / LUC / Bridge , ST. F Bu Queensland F Bu Dutton Park GreenFl R 2.5s Hill l Recreation Queensland il Fl Y 2.5s / CemeteryP gg Fl Y 2.5s 11.4m , Hub University Reservoir Mo University Rocks Eleanor , ST. LUCIA See Schonell The INDOOROOPILLY Bridge Fl R Elbow Walter Taylor inset F Bu 2.5s Fl G 2.5s 27°30'S Bridge Albert Rail Bridges Floodlit pylons Six Mile ? ! H RE? AC 13.5m (Downstream) ? S Rocks ! // 14.5m an ? ? ? ? d S ! ? y Ð 12.9m ? "d ? , , (Upstream) C K ER FAIRFIELD ? , ? ? , k C RIV ? , O , / ! , / IN St. Lucia R , DO E// / H F/ Bu / ad Golf o C OR "d N A Course /A R OO E E / L B M R P I S YERONGA ogg / IL I il R L M l ? ? Y E ? R ? ? X / ? ? / I M ? ? R B ! ? S ! ? E L d CHELMER A Long LONG Jay E " C POCKET REACH H H / Radio mast P Park C // KENMORE / C Indooroopilly / / / u O Island 27°31'S F Indooroopilly b i x g b le Golf Course / H! / e ! / / y r / C T C A l A Pocket ! E r ?? 2 R a ! / N ?3 e OE ?? ? ?? e ! ? N ! ?? ? C S ?? !?? ! ?! 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