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[Tabled Doc] Attachment a (B) ABORIGINAL LANDS TRUST LA QON 2989 [Tabled Doc] Attachment A (b) ABORIGINAL LANDS TRUST (ALT) - NAME AND LOCATION LAND NAME LAND LOCATION 1 10 MILE FLAT GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY, 13 KM SE FROM WYNDHAM 2 58 HAMPTON STREET, ROEBOURNE LOT 500, H58, HAMPTON STREET, ROEBOURNE 6718 3 ADMIRALTY GULF APPROX 340 KM NE OF DERBY 4 AIRPORT RESERVE 34 DJAIGWEEN ROAD, DJUGUN (BROOME) 6725 5 ALBANY 14 MAXWELL STREET, MOUNT MELVILLE 6330 6 APPLECROSS 62 MATHESON ROAD, APPLECROSS 6153 7 AXLE GREASE LOT 15832 PINJARRA-WILLIAMS ROAD, WILLIAMS 6391 8 BACHSTEN CREEK IN PRINCE REGENT NATURE RESERVE, 230 KM NE OF DERBY 9 BADJALING 31 BADJALING-YOTING ROAD, BADJALING 6383 10 BALGO BALGO NR LAKE GREGORY 11 BAYULU EX GO GO GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY, VIA FITZROY CROSSING 12 BEAGLE BAY DAMPIER PENINSULA 13 BEAGLE BAY DAMPIER PENINSULA 14 BEAGLE BAY DAMPIER PENINSULA VIA BROOME 15 BEAGLE BAY CAPE LEVEQUE ROAD, VIA BROOME 16 BEAGLE BAY IN BEAGLE BAY COMMUNITY, DAMPIER PENINSULA 17 BEAGLE BAY L 375 BEAGLE BAY RD, DAMPIER PENINSULA 6725 18 BEAGLE BAY DAMPIER PENINSULA NORTH OF BROOME 19 BEAGLE BAY CARNOT BAY SW OF BEAGLE BAY, DAMPIER PENINSULA 20 BEAGLE BAY LOC 402 BEAGLE BAY COMMUNITY, DAMPIER PENINSULA 21 BEVERLEY 314 GREAT SOUTHERN HIGHWAY, BEVERLEY 6304 22 BIDYADANGA LA GRANGE MISSION, 180 KM SW FROM BROOME 23 BIDYADANGA AKA LA GRANGE 180 KM SW FROM BROOME 1 24 BILLILUNA SOUTH OF TANAMI ROAD 25 BLUE HILLS LITTLE SANDY DESERT, 150 KM NNE OF WILUNA 26 BLYTHE CREEK NEAR CHARNLEY RIVER, VIA DERBY 27 BOBIEDING DAMPIER PENINSULA NORTH OF BROOME 28 BONDINI WONGAWOL ROAD APPROX 5KM EAST OF WILUNA 29 BOOMERANG HOSTEL 91-97 GREGORY STREET, BEACHLANDS 6530 30 BORDEN LOT 48 WRAY STREET MAGITUP 6338 31 BROOME LOT 46 ELLIES COURT, BROOME 6725 32 BROOME 2 DORA STREET, BROOME 6725 33 BROOME LOT 2074 2074 (18) CHAPPLE STREET BROOME 6725 34 BROOME LOT 2075 2075 (16) CHAPPLE STREET BROOME 6725 35 BROOME LOT 2076 2076 (14) CHAPPLE STREET BROOME 6725 36 BROOME LOT 2077 2077 (12) CHAPPLE STREET BROOME 6725 37 BROOME LOT 2078 2078 (10) CHAPPLE STREET BROOME 6725 38 BUNGARUN DERBY LEPROSARIUM, 24 KM ENE FROM DERBY 39 BURRINGURRAH AKA MT JAMES LANDOR-MOUNT AUGUSTUS RD 40 BUSSELTON 24 ARMITAGE DRIVE, GEOGRAPHE (BUSSELTON) 6280 41 CAPE BOUGAINVILLE KIMBERLEY, VIA WYNDHAM (DOONGAN DISTRICT) 42 CAPE LAMBERT NR ROBE RIVER RAILWAY, POINT SAMSON 43 CARNAMAH H 8 SLATER STREET, CARNAMAH 6517 44 CARNAMAH BRAND MUDGE ROAD, 38 KM SW FROM CARNAMAH 45 CARNAMAH L 10888 CARNAMAH-ENEABBA ROAD ENEABBA 46 CARNARVON H 38 MARMION STREET, EAST CARNARVON 6701 47 CARNARVON H 42 MARMION STREET, EAST CARNARVON 6701 48 CARNARVON 1281 LEWER ROAD, CARNARVON 6701 49 CARROLUP CARROLUP, 22 KM ESE FROM WOODANILLING 50 CASSIDY ST, KAL 2 CASSIDY ST, KALGOORLIE 6430 51 CATTLE CREEK AKA BROOK CREEK DUNCAN ROAD, 135 KM NE OF HALLS CREEK 52 CAVERSHAM WEST SWAN RD CAVERSHAM 6055 53 CHAPMAN RIVER H 32 SWAN DRIVE, SUNSET BEACH 6530 54 CHARNLEY RIVER BETWEEN CHARNLEY AND CALDER RIVERS, 180 KM NE OF DERBY 2 55 CHERRABUN DJUGERARI COMMUNITY, NR CHERRABUN STATION, FITZROY CROSSING 56 CHINAMAN'S GARDEN YARRUNGA APPROX 50KM NE OF HALLS CREEK 57 COCONUT WELL GOOLARABOOLOO COMMUNITY, 90 LAWRENCE ROAD, WATERBANK 58 COMMUNITY ROAD WITHIN 23232 OFF GOLDFIELDS HWY, MEEKATHARRA TOWNSITE 6642 59 COOINDA HOUSE 24 QUEENS CRESCENT, MT LAWLEY 6050 60 COONANA COONANA SIDING, 165 KM ESE OF KALGOORLIE 61 COOROW CNR WILLMOTT & CHATFIELD CLARKE RDS, 42 KM W OF COOROW 62 COSMO NEWBERRY (EAST) NEALE JUNCTION RD, VIA LAVERTON 63 COSMO NEWBERRY (NORTH) LAVERTON _ WARBURTON ROAD 64 COSMO NEWBERRY (SOUTH) COSMO NEWBERRY, MT SEFTON 65 COSMO NEWBERRY (WEST) COSMO NEWBERRY 66 COSSACK DE WITT LOCATION 318 AND EDEL LOCATION 83, COSSACK 67 CROCODILE HOLE WILSON RIVER 68 CULLACABARDEE LOT 10042 ARCHER AVENUE, CULLACABARDEE 6067 69 CUNDEELEE MISSION CUNDEELEE ROAD, VIA KALGOORLIE 70 DARLOT ST HOSTEL LOT 1019 DARLOT STREET, MEEKATHARRA 6642 71 DARLU DARLU L 81 DUNCAN RD ORD RIVER 6770 72 DERBY 24,30,32 PANTON STREET, DERBY 6728 73 DERBY 2 PANTON STREET, DERBY 6728 74 DERBY 65 STANLEY STREET, DERBY 6728 75 DERBY 4 SWAIN STREET, DERBY 6728 76 DESERT WELL GOLDFIELDS HIGHWAY, 68 KM ENE FROM MEEKATHARRA 77 DIANDI 19 DARLOT STREET MULLEWA 6630 78 DJARINDJIN NR LOMBADINA, DAMPIER PENINSULA, VIA BROOME 79 DOON DOON EAST KIMBERLEY, 110 KM SW OF KUNUNURRA 80 DOONGAN E OF MITCHELL RIVER, 115 KM SW OF KALUMBURU 81 DROVERS REST AKA BLOODWOOD TREE MADIGAN RD, PORT HEDLAND 6721 82 DUMBLEYUNG 24 BENBOW STREET, DUMBLEYUNG 6350 83 FITZROY CROSSING NR BROOKING CREEK, FITZROY CROSSING 84 FITZROY CROSSING JUNJUWA COMMUNITY, FORREST ROAD, FITZROY CROSSING 6765 85 FITZROY CROSSING SCRIVENER ROAD, FITZROY CROSSING 6765 3 86 FIVE MILE CREEK SKULL SPRINGS ROAD, VIA NULLAGINE 87 FLYING FOX HOLE KING LOCN 725 88 FMR MARRUAWAYURA WOMENS CENTRE LOT 1575, 48 WOTTON STREET WILUNA 6646 89 FORREST RIVER 46 KM NW OF WYNDHAM 90 GALERU GORGE ON MT PIERRE STATION, 70 KM ESE OF FITZROY CROSSING 91 GANINYI MT BERTRAM LOUISA DOWNS HOMESTEAD, 133 KM ESE OF FITZROY CROSSING 92 GARL GARL WALBU NEAR LEPROSARIUM ROAD, GIBB RIVER ROAD, 30 KM FROM DERBY 93 GASCOYNE JUNCTION LOT 26 SMITH STREET, GASCOYNE JUNCTION 6705 94 GERALDTON 116 KEMPTON STREET, BLUFF POINT (GERALDTON) 6530 95 GIDGEE GULLY CAMP MEEKATHARRA 6642 96 GILMORE HOUSE 148 GILMORE AVE, CORNER OF LEESHAM WAY, MEDINA 6167 97 GILMORE HOUSE 150 GILMORE AVE, CORNER OF LEESHAM WAY, MEDINA 6167 98 GLEN HILL GRT NORTHERN HWY CONTIGUOUS TO DOON DOON 99 GNOWANGERUP 37 GLENGARRY RD, GNOWANGERUP 6335 100 GNOWANGERUP LOT 9062 MINDARABIN ROAD, MINDARABIN 6336 101 GODFREYS TANK OR BREADEN POOL CANNING STOCK ROUTE 102 GOODABINYA NEAR GENERAL STREET, MARBLE BAR (DE GREY LOCATION 71) 103 GOOLARABOOLOO 12 DORA STREET BROOME 6725 104 GREENMOUNT INNAMINCKA AND WOOLOWRA RD, GREENMOUNT 6056 105 GUDA GUDA [AKA WYNDHAM NINE MILE] GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY, 10 KM SE FROM WYNDHAM 106 GULGAGULGANENG AKA EMU CREEK LOT 2238 VICTORIA HIGHWAY, KUNUNURRA 6743 107 GURRBUMI AKA KUMBARUMBA EAST OF KUNUNURRA ON WA-NT BORDER 108 HALLS CREEK 234 WOODLAND ROAD, HALLS CREEK 6770 109 HALLS CREEK LOT 343 BRIDGE STREET, HALLS CREEK 6770 110 HALLS CREEK LOT 188 JOHN FLYNN STREET HALL CREEK 6770 111 HAMILTON HILL 20 - 22 FREDERICK ROAD, HAMILTON HILL 6163 112 HARBOUR LIGHTS NR FORREST STREET, LEONORA 6438 113 ILLENGIRRI LUMAN LOCATION 83 114 IMINTJI AKA SADDLERS SPRING GIBB RIVER ROAD, 195 KM E OF DERBY 115 IRAGUL L 203 NORSEMAN 6443, LAKE COWAN, NORSEMAN 116 IRRUNGADJI DOHERTY STREET, NULLAGINE 6758 4 117 IRRUNGADJI H 9 MCFIE STREET NULLAGINE 6758 118 JACKSON ISLAND KIMBERLEYS - BRUNSWICK BAY, VIA DERBY 119 JARLMADANGAH BURRU MT ANDERSON STATION, 111 KM SE FROM DERBY 120 JIGALONG JIGALONG MISSION ROAD, VIA NEWMAN 121 JOY SPRINGS JOY SPRINGS COMMUNITY, 24 KM SE FROM FITZROY CR 122 KALGOORLIE RESERVE NR KANOWNA ROAD, KALGOORLIE 123 KALUMBURU NEAR DRYSDALE RIVER, VIA WYNDHAM 124 KALUMBURU FORMER MISSION LAND NR DRYSDALE RIVER NORTH WEST OF WYNDHAM 125 KANDIWAL NR MITCHELL PLATEAU AIRFIELD, 105 KM WSW OF KALUMBURU 126 KARMULINUNGA 34-38 PANTON ST, 1-9 BENNING PL, 4 HESELTINE COURT, DERBY 127 KARNPARRI ON GREAT NORTHERN HWY, 16.5 KM SE OF FITZROY CROSSING 128 KARTANG RIGA AIRSTRIP LUMAN LOCATION 86 129 KARTANG RIGA OR TURNER PLAINS ON TURNER RIVER 130 KEARNEY BILLILUNA-BALGO RD, VIA HALLS CREEK 131 KELLERBERRIN MISSION ROAD, KELLERBERRIN 6410 132 KELLERBERRIN 426 BEDFORD STREET KELLERBERRIN 6410 133 KENDENUP 132 FIFTH AVENUE, KENDENUP 6323 134 KOOLEENA NR LAKE BETTY, 170 KM SSE OF FITZROY CROSSING 135 KOORAMINNING LOT 1548 GREAT SOUTHERN HIGHWAY, NARROGIN 6312 136 KUNMUNYA NEAR BRUNSWICK BAY, VIA DERBY 137 KUNMUNYA KIMBERLEYS NEAR BRUNSWICK BAY VIA DERBY 138 KUNUNURRA FMR MOONGOONG/BARRAMUNDI LOT 1209 IRONWOOD DRIVE, KUNUNURRA 6743 139 KUNUNURRA HERITAGE RESERVE NEAR WEABER PLAIN ROAD, KUNUNURRA 140 KUNUNURRA MIRIMA KUNUNURRA TOWNSITE (LOT 233) 6743 141 KUNUNURRA NULLEYWAH/ WARINGARRI/ MIRIMA LOT 2229 SPEARGRASS ROAD, KUNUNURRA 6743 142 LA GRANGE NR GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY, 160 KM SW FROM BROOME 143 LAKE GREGORY SOUTH OF BILLILUNA, EAST KIMBERLEY 144 LAMBOO EXCISED FROM LAMBOO STATION, SW OF HALLS CREEK 145 LAMBOO BULARA ROAD, NR MT DOCKRELL 146 LANGGI CAVE SOUTH OF CAMDEN SOUND, VIA DERBY 147 LEONORA LOT 964 (101) TOWER STREET LEONORA 6438 5 148 LEONORA NEAR NAMBI ROAD VILLAGE, LEONORA 6438 149 LEWIS JONES CROSS 12 LEWIS JONES CROSS, STRATTON 6056 150 LINGA VALLEY LOT 48 DUNCAN ROAD, ORD RIVER 6770 151 LOANBUNG NR GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY, FITZROY CROSSING 152 LOMBADINA DAMPIER PENINSULA 153 LOMBADINA CEMETERY DAMPIER PENINSULA 154 LOMBADINA POWER HOUSE DAMPIER PENINSULA 155 LOOMA NR LIVERINGA STATION, ON FITZROY RIVER 156 LOUISA DOWNS GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY, VIA HALLS CREEK 157 LUNDJA NR GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY, HALLS CREEK 158 MADUNGKA EWURRY FORMERLY KA MINIARA KALGOORLIE-MEEKATHARRA ROAD, MEEKATHARRA 6642 159 MAKU STADIUM H 62 LIONEL STREET, BOULDER 6432 160 MALLINGBAR BROOME 52 DAMPIER TERRACE, BROOME 6725 161 MALLINGBAR KENNEDY HILL 1 FREDERICK STREET, BROOME 6725 162 MARANBABIDI NR KING EDWARD RIVER, VIA DERBY 163 MARBLE BAR MOOLYELLA, 19 KM ENE FROM MARBLE BAR 164 MARBLE BAR MCLEOD CLOSE, MARBLE BAR 6760 165 MAURICE CREEK EXCISED FROM CHARNLEY RIVER STATION, VIA DERBY 166 MEDA NEAR OOBAGOOMA, KIMBOLTON ROAD, 70KM NE OF DERBY 167 MEDINA 13 LEASHAM WAY, MEDINA 6167 168 MEEKATHARRA 65, 67 & 69 QUEEN ROAD, MEEKATHARRA 6642 169 MENZIES 33 CRUSOE ROAD, MENZIES 6436 170 MERREDIN LOT 810 MACKENZIE CRESCENT, MERREDIN 6415 171 MINDIBUNGU CANNING STOCK ROUTE, VIA HALLS CREEK 172 MINOO MALGO H 59 WILLIAM STREET, CNR SAW STREET, EAST CARNARVON 6701 173 MOGUMBER 1979 & 2465 MOGUMBER ROAD WEST, MINDARRA 6503 174 MOGUMBER CEMETERY OFF MOGUMBER ROAD WEST, MOGUMBER 175 MOORA LOT 56 STACK STREET, MOORA 6510 176 MOORA NR RD.
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