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Arakoon State Conservation Area and Hat Head National Park Fire Bushfire Suppression 497000m.E 98 99 500 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 510000m.E 494000m.E 95 96 97 98 99 500 01 02 03 04 05 506000m.E AH2 N N AH3 000m. 000m. Mid North Coast Region 68 Narrow Trl 68 65 65 Arakoon State Conservation Area Julians Trl AH2 N N and Barnard St 000m. 000m. 85 85 65 Hat Head National Park 65 Fire Management StrategyFishermans Reach(Type Rd 2) 2008 67 67 Hat Head Rd Sheet 1 of 2 AH2 This strategy shouldAH2 be used in conjunction with aerial photography and field reconnaissance during incidents and the development of incident action plans. South West Rocks Rd 84 These data are not guaranteed to be free from error or omission. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife and its employees 84 Trial Bay Gaol disclaim liability for any act done on the information in the data and any consequences of such acts or omissions. Monument Hill Track Kiosk Rd This document is copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of study, research criticism or review, as permitted under the copyright Act, no AH2part may be reproduced by any process without written permission. AH3 Trial Bay Day Use Area The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is partAH2 of the Department of Environment and Conservation. 66 66 Published by the Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW), January 2008. AH2 Contact: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Mid North Coast Region, PO Box 61 Port Macquarie 2444 Millards Trl ISBN: 978 1 74122 736 9 DEC Number: 2008/65 Last Updated: 31/01/2007 Belmore Rd AH2 AH2 83 Arakoon State Conservation Area 83 This strategy is a relevant Plan under Section 38 (4) AH2 Bridle Track Lindsays Trl AH2 Department of AH3 Cardwell St Carri St and Section 44 (3) of Rural Fires Act 1997. AH2 AH2 AH1 Little Bay Environment and Conservation (NSW) AH2 AH3 Bay St AH2 AH2 Endorsed by: Date: AH2Rudder St / / AH2 AH2 Fishos Hut Fishos Trl 65 65 AH2 Gordon Young Dr Phillip Dr Director Northern, Parks & Wildlife Division Yarrahapinni National Park Greys Ftrl Russell St AH2 AH2 AH2 AH3 AH2 AH2 Straight St 82 Locality AH2 82 AH2 AH2 AH2 Gap Rd AH2 Old ferry crossing Gregory St AH3 AH2 AH2 Yarriabini SCA AH2 AH2 AH3 64 AH2 64 Yarriabini NP Golden Hole Trl Aboriginal Community Cultural Camp AH2 Gap Beach Rd AH3 AH2 AH2 Fishermans Bend SCA North Gap Beach Ngambaa NR Fishermans Bend NR AH2 South West Rocks AH2 AH2 The Gap AH2 AH3 AH2 Hill St AH2 81 Yarrahapinni NP Arakoon SCA AH2 81 Gap Rd Clybucca HS AH3 Inlet Trl Bullock Quarry Trl AH2 AH2 AH2 Connors Hill Trl Arakoon Rd Gap Beach AH2 AH2 63 63 Northern Trl Skillion NR Drive around this in a Cat 9 Lighthouse Rd AH3 AH2 Yarravel NR AH2 Hat Head AH2 AH3 AH3 Green Island Ftr Boonanghi SCA AH2 Russells Trl 6580 Hat Head NP AH3 6580 AH2 Green Island Fire Trail Kempsey AH3 AH2 Macleay Area AH2 Bollards South West Rocks Rd AH1 AH2 Smoky Cape Track AH2 AH2 62 62 Maria NP KSC Key Needed Hunts Trl Kumbatine NP Crescent Head Hungry Rd AH2 Bore Fields Trl Western Boundary Trl AH2 Dam Trl Lighthouse Rd 79 79 Limeburners Creek NR Dead End Plummers Ln Smoky Cape Lighthouse Smoky Cape Lighthouse Station Complex Hat Head National Park Dead End AH2 Dead End Trl Track highly eroded here BogAH2 AH2 AH2 61 61 Noted scales are true PROJECTION Bog when this map is AH2 AMG Zone 56 Russells Trl Quarry Trl reproduced on A0 paper AH3 AH2 DATUM: AGD66 Sandy - difficult for fire vehicles 78 Clybucca Historic Site 78 AH2 Produced by MNC GIS AH2 AH3 AH3 AH3 AH2 Old Windmill Kilmores Trl AH2 AH2 6560 6560 AH2 AH2 Hat Head National Park AH2 The Sand Track 77 AH2 77 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 59 59 AH2 AH2 Tea Tree Ln AH2 76 AH2 76 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 Tea Tree Ln AH2 58 58 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH2 AH3 AH2 McGuires Crossing Rd 75 75 AH3 AH2 AH2 AH2 57 AH3 57 AH3 AH2 AH2 AH2 74 74 Ryans Cut North 56 56 AH2 Kilmores Trl 73 73 Index EUNGAI MACLEAY ENTRANCE 25k mapsheet 25k mapsheet 55 55 Nambucca LGA 94362N 95363N Arakoon State Conservation Area River Cres Yarrahapinni National Park 72 72 Clybucca Historic Site CLYBUCCA SOUTH WEST ROCKS 25k mapsheet 25k mapsheet 54 94362S 95363S 54 AH2 AH2 71 71 AH1 AH2 AH2 Kempsey LGA 53 53 KEMPSEY KOROGORO POINT Access to PP 25k mapsheet 25k mapsheet Richardsons Crossing 94351N 95354N 6570 6570 Hat Head National Park Access to PP AH2 Loftus Rd 52 Ushers Fire Trl 52 Maria National Park KUNDABUNG KILLICK BEACH 69 69 AH2 25k mapsheet 25k mapsheet 94351S 95354S JuliansAccess Trl to PP AH3 51 51 Bog Hat Head Rd Crescent Head Rd Contour Interval 10 metres NPWS Estate Aboriginal Sites Historic Site Caution 68 68 Pacific Highway SFNSW Estate Control Centre Refuge Area Gate - NPWS Narrow Trl Maria River Rd Julians Trl Primary (Cat 1) State Forest Plantation Endangered Fauna Staging Area Gate - non NPWS Belmore St AH2 6550 Secondary (Cat 9) Fires 2007-2008 Endangered Flora Threatened Property Loading Ramp - Old 6550 Closed Fires 2006-2007 Escape Route Water Point Helicopter Sign AH2 Not classified Fires 2003-2006 Helipad Water Point Vehicle Turn Around Site N N 000m. 000m. Walking Track Potential Helipad Water Point - H & V Pacific St Vantage Point 67 67 65 65 AH2 AH2 Proposed Trail Bee Sites N Baker Dr N Korogora St AH2 000m. 1:25,000 Assume all gates locked 000m. 49 AH3 Skyline Cres AH3 49 Millards Trl 65 65 497000m.E 98 99 500 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 510000m.E 494000m.E 95 96 97 98 99 500 01 02 03 04 05 506000m.E Operational Guidelines Mid North Coast Region Locality Refer to Strategy for Fire Management 2003 and Fire Management Manual 2004. Brief all personnel involved in suppression operations on the following issues: Arakoon State Conservation Area New England NP Resource Guidelines Yarriabini SCA Aboriginal Cultural Heritage x AH1 - As far as possible protect site from fire, Do not cut down trees. and Yarriabini NP Site Management x AH2 - As far as possible protect site from fire, Avoid all ground disturbance Hat Head National Park Fishermans Bend SCA (NPWS FMM 4.11) including the use of earthmoving machinery, handline construction and driving over Fire Management Strategy (Type 2) Ngambaa NR Fishermans Bend NR sites, Avoid water bombing which may cause ground disturbance. South West Rocks x AH3 - Avoid all ground disturbance, Avoid water bombing, Site may be burnt by 2008 Yarrahapinni NP Arakoon SCA bushfire, back-burn or prescribed burn without damage. Sheet 2 of 2 Clybucca HS Historic Heritage Management As far as possible protect site from fire, Avoid all ground disturbance including the This strategy should be used in conjunction with aerial photography and field reconnaissance x during incidents and the development of incident action plans. Produced by MNC GIS (NPWS FMM 4.10) use of earthmoving machinery, handline construction and driving over sites. These data are not guaranteed to be free from error or omission. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife and its employees Skillion NR PROJECTION disclaim liability for any act done on the information in the data and any consequences of such acts or omissions. Threatened Fauna Management x Clear 1m radius around stags, habitat and feed trees, as well as on-ground hollows This document is copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of study, research criticism or review, AMG Zone 56 (NPWS FMM 4.12 & 5.2) adjacent to control lines, before commencement of HR or Backburn. as permitted under the copyright Act, no part may be reproduced by any process without written permission. Yarravel NR Boonanghi NR Hat Head DATUM: AGD66 x Avoid high intensity fire, where possible do not allow flame height to exceed one The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service is part of the Department of Environment and Conservation. Boonanghi SCA third of tree height Published by the Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW), January 2008. Hat Head NP Noted scales are true x Post fire fox baiting program suggested Contact: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, Mid North Coast Region, PO Box 61 Port Macquarie 2444 Kempsey Yessabah NR when this map is Wildlife rescue program to be implemented when IC declares it safe to undertake on ISBN: 978 1 74122 736 9 DEC Number: 2008/65 Last Updated: 31/01/2008 reproduced on A1 paper ground rescue operations. Threatened Flora Management x Avoid high intensity fire, where possible do not allow flame height to exceed one This strategy is a relevant Plan under Section 38 (4) Maria NP third of tree height Kumbatine NP (NPWS FMM 4.12) Department of and Section 44 (3) of Rural Fires Act 1997. Environment and Conservation (NSW) x Wetting agents, foams and retardants are not to be used within 50 metres of water Crescent Head way or water bodies. Endorsed by: Date: / / Threatened Property x Where possible property owners with assets at risk from a wildfire event should be kept informed regarding the progress of the fire; and asked for an assessment of their Director Northern, Parks & Wildlife Division Limeburners Creek NR current level of asset protection preparedness. x Beekeepers must be notified within the first four hours of a reported ignition. For their safety bee keepers are to be accompanied by a Cat 9 and crew, if the bee sites are either in the predicted path of the fire, on, or adjacent to, the fireground.
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