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Banana Stock Route Network Classification # MELMOTH # Stanwell Springton S# Midgee # S# Yarra Bouldercombe STOCK ROUTE NETWORK # S# K K K K DU K Bluff CKWOR K E S E MOSQ TH CREE E E WAN UITO K K C E CR E E K E RE E EE RE E E K EK K EEK K K CR E C E R E RTH Y R E DUCKWO R D R abandRoned E E E R E N E R V A C E R C RI S C B C C R K R E C Y K R E O L K C B S# R G R Z A E C D R K N IT F E A E C E A L K F I I B E K R E A # E N E C K E E E E U E U K V E E O E E P K CR I K R O E R R E R R T R L A G S KY O E C C R A E L R F C L N K T C OA C C C D C G R IO N T U G D A O F N S E N L R NC D E I N E ST OF QUEENSLAND E C EK Westwood N RE L I S O N A HIRSTY C JU M I N R T A A E U L I T H K C T E E E M R O C E K O E U T I H S L K C R Y G M R AM E R U K L T A IE T C R A A REE I C R T SH AT F N A E C P P C O LEY K R U T C T I AS O B W G T N E A S E K E STA E S M E I G AGE M I S U C E E # E E T C K E R K E R E R N S S E R EK R W H E K C P C E E CRE C C E R M S E Dingo E EEN MIL Y R MT MORGAN W C E URT G N N ID U T FO G E K A N Charlevue V X A R M D I L E E R S O E E BAajool E L S F U K L P K K E N B R E A Y I E R S# RE T A C # 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PO EA O L E U IM D N IC CR EG RT E E R N A C A K LGI Nagoorin O R Y AM C RO L C N I P R O R V L O M E C L CR M BIT EK O R E U EE I I GU AKY E R K E N S L C G LY S# REE EK K D H K EE L G R E W U C H B L A K C M S A E EE O E A R L C S K C L K K BO O O E R BO S O C Y E BD iloela E U S W R A R O E EU E C K R Ubobo M E W A C K E E C G E R H D N E N S# R E IG A Y C A K R WA M Y S# H IGH EEK E M REPULSE CREEK D O H Y CR U K T CON E N REEK ON DR N S CILIA N R MILE C WS H IC TION FOU O DA O O CR B M P EEK Y S ROOMBIT CREEK L K C K M EE R W E RI R E S 435 C DLER E C E T A R CRE EK RS K AT D E EK RE O I Kariboe Creek NPW457 E S C H O K AN B N K KM B E C LA A Banana C 316 BLA CK C R E G LLY E R LOCALITY MAP G BROLGA GU K E R S# AP6272 IN K C E C A C C V KSI I Thangool R R S# T L AN EE R L B B E K E C EA U BANWELL E R V E K C C K N I K REE 127 P R A C R DY L E R#E SAN S E SIB T I K O T PM835085O N E C H E R K RE IG N P Y E EK HW 1 R A EEK BuilyaO n Y R B EK C PM428 N C CH CRE EEK R TIO A E K A PE CR E CREE ST E E O K K I ARIB S# R K E I K H K E A T SOUTH PR NOR RE E R E E EEK C K R E ARAFURA R R E E C V TLE C L E N I C AT D R O R W I Moura ID C G T BO X L P N SEA PR M E CE K A O O O A BauhSinia Downs B E E L G B P W S D K BAUHINIA JUNCT.
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