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NCD2017/002 Schedule Three NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 1 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 2 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 Then north westerly to the southernmost corner of an unnamed road which bisects the southern boundary of Lot 1 on DP751494; then generally northerly along the eastern boundaries of that unnamed road to Latitude 29.394977° South; then generally northerly through the following coordinate points; NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 3 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 4 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 5 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 Then northerly to an eastern boundary of the Upper Rocky River road reserve at Latitude 29.334920° South; then generally northerly along the eastern boundaries of that road reserve to Latitude 29.209676° South; then generally northerly through the following coordinate points; Then northerly to again an eastern boundary of Upper Rocky River road reserve at Latitude 29.200911° South; then generally northerly along the eastern boundaries of that road reserve to its intersection with the southern boundary of Billarimba road reserve; then northerly to the northern boundary of that road reserve at Longitude 152.249268° East; then generally north westerly along the northern and eastern boundaries of that road reserve to Longitude 152.141355° East; then generally north easterly through the following coordinate points; NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 6 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 7 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 8 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 Then north westerly to the eastern boundary of an unnamed road reserve which bisects Lot 108 on DP751507 at Latitude 29.050334° South; then generally north westerly along the eastern boundaries of that road reserve to its intersection with the southern boundary of Timbarra road reserve; then northerly to the northern boundary of that road reserve at Latitude 29.032323° South; then generally westerly along the boundaries of that road reserve to its intersection with the northern boundary of an unnamed road at Longitude 152.126404° East; then westerly along the northern boundary of that road reserve to the western most point of Lot 159 on DP751491; then south westerly to the north western corner of Lot 144 on DP751491; then generally westerly along the northern boundary of the Bruxner Highway road reserve to the northern boundary of an unnamed road reserve at Longitude 152.103592° East; then westerly and northerly along the northern and eastern boundaries of that road reserve and onwards to the northern boundary of another unnamed road reserve at Latitude 29.030627° South; then westerly along the northern boundary of that road reserve to the eastern boundary of another unnamed road reserve at Latitude 29.029897° South; then northerly along the eastern boundaries of that unnamed road and onwards to the northern boundary of another unnamed road at Latitude 29.025433° South; then westerly along the northern boundary of that unnamed road reserve to the eastern boundary of Bryans Gap Road reserve; then generally northerly and generally westerly along the eastern and northern boundaries of that road reserve to the eastern boundary of the Mount Lindsay Highway road reserve; then generally northerly along the eastern boundaries of that road reserve to Latitude NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 9 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 28.991149° South; then generally northerly, generally westerly and again generally northerly through the following coordinate points; NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 10 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 11 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 12 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 Then westerly to a point on the New South Wales / Queensland State border at Latitude 28.903521° South; then generally northerly along that state border to Latitude 28.695408° South; then generally north easterly through the following coordinate points; NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 13 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 Then north easterly to a western boundary of Lot 51 on DP751056 at Latitude 28.694635° South; then generally easterly along the northern boundaries of that lot to the north western most corner of Lot 83 on DP751056; then generally north easterly and generally south easterly along northern and eastern boundaries of that lot to the southernmost point of Lot 462 on DP751078; then generally northerly and generally easterly along eastern and southern boundaries of that lot to a western boundary of the Mount Lindsay Highway road reserve; then easterly to a point on the eastern boundary of that road reserve at Latitude 28.694625° South, being a point on the western boundary of Lot 439 on DP751083; then southerly and easterly along western and southern boundaries of that lot to the north eastern corner Lot 7300 on DP1127359; then southerly along the eastern boundary of that lot to the south western corner of Lot 64 on DP751043; then easterly and northerly along the southern and eastern boundaries of that lot to the north western corner of Lot 122 on DP751056; then easterly along the northern boundary of that lot and the prolongation of that boundary to its intersection with the eastern bank of Bookookoorar Creek, being a point on the western boundary of Lot 67 on DP751056; then northerly and easterly along the western and northern boundaries of that lot to a western boundary of Lot 11 on DP751056; then generally northerly, generally easterly, generally south easterly and north easterly along the western and northern boundaries of that lot until its intersection with the southern bank of Bookookoorar Creek; then north easterly to the centreline of that creek at Longitude 152.187362° East; then generally easterly along the centreline of that creek and onwards to the centreline of Boonoo Boonoo River; then generally north easterly and generally south easterly along the centreline of that river , the Maryland River, and the Clarence River to its intersection with the westerly prolongation of the northern boundary of Lot 80 on DP752397; then generally easterly and generally northerly to and along the northern and western boundaries of that lot, Lot 23 on DP752397 and Lot 219 on DP40311 to its the northernmost point; then north easterly to the western bank of Tunglebung Creek at Latitude 28.853060° South; then north easterly to the centreline of that creek at Latitude 28.852655° South; then generally north easterly along the centreline of that creek to Longitude 152.626066° East; then northerly to the south western corner of Lot 12 on DP12585; then northerly and easterly along the western and northern boundaries of that lot to its intersection with the western bank of Tunglebung Creek at Latitude 28.838509° South; then north easterly to the centreline of that creek at Longitude 152.631592° East; then generally north easterly along the centreline of that creek to Longitude 152.638358° East; then north easterly to the western most point of Lot 181 on DP803040; then northerly and easterly along the western and northern boundaries of that lot and Lot 182 on DP803040 to its north eastern most corner; then easterly to the south western corner of Lot 183 on DP803040; then easterly along the southern boundary of that lot to the western bank of Tunglebung Creek; then easterly to the centreline of that creek at Longitude 152.650364° East; then generally easterly along the centreline of that creek to Longitude 152.660163° East; then northerly to the south western most corner of Lot 20 on DP12585; then northerly, easterly and southerly along the western, northern and eastern boundaries of that lot to the northern bank of again Tunglebung Creek and onwards to the centreline of that creek; then generally easterly along the centreline of that creek to Longitude 152.674322° East; then northerly to the southernmost corner of Lot 19 on DP752365; then generally northerly along the western boundaries of that lot, Lot 2 on DP865896, Lot 1 on NNTR attachment: NCD2017/002 Schedule Three - External Boundary of the Application Part 2 of 2 Page 14 of 14, A4, 29/08/2017 DP865896, Lot 29 on DP752365, Lot 30 on DP752365 to the south eastern most corner of Lot 33 on DP752365; then westerly along the southern boundary of that lot and onwards to the south eastern most corner of Lot 62 on DP751074, being the western boundary of an unnamed road; then generally northerly along the western boundaries of that unnamed road to Latitude 28.768908° South; then easterly to the south western most corner of Lot 54 on DP751074; then easterly, generally northerly and generally easterly along the southern boundaries of that lot to the western boundary of Lot 1 on DP399751;
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