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WQ4222 Maranoa-Balonne Rivers Basin 147°E 147°30'E 148°E 148°30'E 149°E 149°30'E 150°E 150°30'E 151°E B ur n H a e tt ighw y CENTRAL BLACKALL TAMBO HIGHLANDS REGIONAL COUNCIL REGIONAL COUNCIL Theodore S S ° ° 5 5 2 Upper 2 Warrego Rawbelle River Camboon Carnarvon Sandstones WARREGO Cracow RIVER Upper BANANA BASIN Maranoa River SHIRE COUNCIL NORTH BURNETT REGIONAL COUNCIL Upper S Warrego S ' ' 0 0 3 River 3 ° Redbank ° 5 5 2 2 y a Taroom For Warrego w h g River Basin, i refer to H n o v plan WQ4231 r a r n a Upper C Warrego River Injune L e i c h h a Middle r d Warrego River t H i g S S h ° ° Gunnewin w 6 6 2 2 a Upper y Warrego River Upper Wandoan WESTERN DOWNS L a Maranoa n REGIONAL d River s b COUNCIL o r o u g Orallo h H i g MURWEH h w SHIRE a y COUNCIL North-Western Condamine Gurulmundi Neil Morven Turner Weir Yuleba Creek S Mungallala S ' ' 0 0 3 3 ° Mitchell ° 6 Womalilla 6 2 2 Amby Muckadilla Hodgson Pickanjinnie Blythdale Dogwood Creek Roma Bungeworgorai North-Western Wallumbilla Yuleba Jackson Dulacca Drillham Weir Weir Miles Condamine Tchanning Warrego Highway Dogwood Weir Creek Weir Baking Board Chinchilla Town Chinchilla Upper Weir Nebine Bungil Creek Dogwood Chinchilla Weir Creek Creek MARANOA Kumbarilla Brigalow Central REGIONAL Ridge Condamine COUNCIL Condamine Undulla Creek Warra Warra S Dunkeld S ° Town ° 7 7 2 Weir 2 Lower Dogwood Creek Kogan Maranoa River / CONDAMINE Coogoon River Murilla Creek RIVER BASIN Surat Weir Bungil Kumbarilla Creek Kumbarilla Surat Ridge Ridge Undulla Creek Murilla Creek Glenmorgan Goranba Kumbarilla Upper Tara Meandarra Weranga Ridge Mungallala and The Gums Kumbarilla Wallam Creeks For Condamine Upper River Basin, refer Nebine to plan WQ4223 Kumbarilla Creek Ridge S NEBINE, MUNGALLALA S ' Murilla Creek ' 0 0 3 3 ° AND WALLAM ° 7 7 2 CREEKS BASIN 2 y wa gh Hi nie Bindle o For Nebine, Upper o M Mungallala and Moonie Moonie Wallam Creeks River Basin, refer to plan WQ4221 Southwood Kumbarilla Ridge E J Beardmore Flinton Dam Upper St George Weir TOOWOOMBA Balonne Highway For Border Rivers Floodplain Moolabah Weir River REGIONAL S Basin, refer S ° Boolba Alton COUNCIL ° 8 8 2 PAROO to plan WQ4161 2 ay SHIRE St George hw Buckinbah Middle ig Jack Weir H COUNCIL BORDER GOONDIWINDI re Taylor Horseshoe Lagoon Moonie o Maranoa Fan Weir River RIVERS REGIONAL G BASIN COUNCIL For Moonie River Basin, refer Lower to plan WQ4171 Weir River BALONNE Lower SHIRE Nindigully Bar Nebine COUNCIL won Hi Creek Balonne Minor ghway River Regulator w/s Bungunya Lower Whetstone Toobeah Mungallala and Lower Talwood Weir S Weir S ' Wallam Creeks ' 0 Moonie 0 3 Cunningh 3 ° a ° Macintyre m Hi 8 River Talwood g 8 hwa 2 Goondiwindi Weir Goondiwindi y 2 St George Gradule Barwon Yelarbon Dirranbandi Weir Floodplain Floodplain Ben Dor Weir Dirranbandi Daymar Boggabilla Kurumbul Gibinbell Canning Creek Balonne Minor River Coomonga Weir Donnegri River Boomi Weir Weir Regulator w/s Creek Weir MOONIE Thallon RIVER Glenarbon Weir BASIN Boomi Cunningham Weir Bokhara Weir ay Briarie Creek hw Lower Balonne ig New South Wales h H Dareel New South Wales Floodplain ag re tle 422211A as Yetman 422207A Hebel C 422209A Weir Mungindi Weir S S ° Hebel Mungindi ° 9 9 2 2 Garah 147°E 147°30'E 148°E 148°30'E 149°E 149°30'E 150°E 150°30'E 151°E Legend Key to Environmental Values WQ4222 - Maranoa-Balonne Rivers Basin Location Map ! Town s m r Dam or weir te e *# ys um s ly r s Part of basin 422 QLD Basin Salinity Management Strategy End- co p te e on )" E p a ur of-Valley sites n u lt C ic o S W u n t ti k c a Watercourse ua a m c ua m q rig ar to q u A Ir F S A H Water canal Environmental Protection (Water and Wetland Biodiversity) Policy 2019 Highway ! ! Local government boundary Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins Map Series State border Environmental value boundary C This plan forms part of the Queensland Murray-Darling and Bulloo Basins P S V D In u Boundary of waters covered by the scheduling rim ec is ri d l o u nk u tu a n al i st r Environmental Values and Water Quality Objectives scheduling document, prepared pursuant document ry d ng ri al a R a & R ry e l to the Environmental Protection (Water and Wetland Biodiversity) Policy 2019. Lake or reservoir e c W U S c R re a s pi re e a te e ri Management Intent a c ti r tu ti re on a o a l V High ecological value (HEV) waters n ti a on lu ! ! ! ! ! e ! ! ! ! ! Slightly disturbed (SD) waters s ! ! ! ! ! Notes: Waters in the scheduled area that are not 1. Plan refers to Queensland waters. Roads and other infrastructure are exempt. shown as high ecological value or slightly 2. Persistent waters in waterways at cease to flow conditions (i.e. waterholes) are disturbed have an aquatic ecosystem considered to be high ecological value (HEV), excluding waters exempt from the management intent of moderately disturbed Environmental Protection (Water and Wetland Biodiversity) Policy 2019 Water Type (refer section 11 (5)). Briarie Creek 3. Wetlands shown on this map are sourced from the Queensland Wetland Data Queensland Version 5.0 developed by the Queensland Wetlands Program. Refer to the Prepared on: 27 August 2020 Bungil Creek WetlandInfo website (wetlandinfo.des.qld.gov.au) for the most current information Dogwood Creek on Queensland wetlands. Lake Kajarabie (E.J. Beardmore Dam) 4. Reference should be made to Matters of State Environmental Significance (MSES) datasets for a full coverage of MSES wetlands, available at: Lower Balonne Floodplain https://qldspatial.information.qld.gov.au. Lower Maranoa River / Coogoon River ! Maranoa Fan Disclaimer Whilst every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of this product, the Department Bundaberg Murilla Creek ´ WQ4231 of Environment and Science makes no representations or warranties about its St George Floodplain accuracy, reliability, completeness or suitability for any particular purpose and Charleville ! Roma 0 20 40 60 80 100 ! Upper Maranoa River disclaims all responsibility and all liability (including without limitation, liability in 1 negligence) for all expenses, losses, damages (including indirect or consequential 1 1 WQ4222 Kilometres 1 4 WQ4223 Yuleba Creek 0 2 damage) and costs which you may incur as a result of the product being inaccurate 1 ! Q 4 2 or incomplete in any way and for any reason. 2 171 Water Type - Waterway only Queensland Q 4 4 Toowoomba W Q Q Includes data © Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia, MDBA) 2020. W Balonne River Scale: 1:820,000 @ A1 W W WQ4161 Lower Balonne Streams © State of Queensland, 2020 Projection: Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94) Waterway water type division Horizontal Datum: Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94).
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