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Central Coast Region For adjoining map see Cartoscope's Newcastle / TO WOLLOMBI 7km A B Hunter Region Tourist Map C TO NEWCASTLE 30 km TO TORONTO 17 km D TO NEWCASTLE 27 km E 151º10'E 151º20'E 151º30'E Flat Rock Stingaree Shingle WATAGANS RD Martinsville Lake Laguna (locality) WATAGAN STATE FOREST Lookout Point Splitters Point PULBAR ISL NAT PK Dora Eraring Point NAT RES ST Balcolyn Wolstonecroft Spoon Rocks FOREST Creek Dora Creek Silverwater Point Morisset LAKE Morisset WALLARAH RD NAT PK RD 133 Bonnells Peninsula MACQUARIE LAKE S C A Quarries Head WATAGAN STATE Casuarina HILL Bay RD Camping Area Cooranbong Bonnells Bay Sunshine 9 POINT Cams Wharf Murrays FOREST WATAGAN Sport & Run Culvert First observed by Captain Cook Recreation Walk Turpentine Mirrabooka Baldy Cliff from the Endeavour in 1770 6 5 Centre Mt Warrawolong Camping Area Brightwaters Nords Wharf Source: © Land and Property Management Authority LAKE The Pines PANORAMA AVENUE BATHURST 2795 RD RD Camping Area Bluff Point www.lpma.nsw.gov.au Morisset MANDALONG Frying Pan Gwandalan This map was produced and published by Cartoscope Pty Ltd and may not MACQUARIE RD 1 Catherine Hill OLNEY Point Summerland Crangan Catherine 1 be reproduced in any way without written permission of the publishers. LAKE MACQUARIE Bird Cage Bay Bay 1 Properties bearing the stars symbols eg.HHH (the "STARS") are Exit for Morisset, Cooranbong, ST CONS AREA Point Point YMCA Hill Bay Morisset independently assessed by AAA Tourism, the national tourism body of theCESSNOCK West Lake Macquarie Hospital site DR MACQUARIE Australian motoring organisations. The STARS are trademarks of AAA Dry weather The Basin Wyee Point Vales Point Tourism Pty Ltd. For more information about using star ratings go to road only DR www.aaatourism.com.au Mannering Deep Cave STATE FOREST Park Chain Valley LAKE Bay Although great care has been taken, Cartoscope accepts no responsibility for Bay MACQUARIE 111 CITY Wyee CHAIN VALLEY BAY RD any incident arising from any inaccuracy. We would appreciate notification of S C A TOBINS RD Bay Flat Rocks any errors. Address to Cartoscope Pty Ltd, PO Box 1900, Hornsby Westfield Alternative route recommended RD Island 12 NSW 1635. www.maps.com.au during high to extreme fire danger FOREST Mandalong Editors: Carrol Cummings and Louise Maggs. Cartography: Renate Rank. 9 Vales Point Cedar MULLOWAY Computer graphics: Kellie Bedwell and Ingrid Lenert. Printed by Pegasus TREE 82 Powerstation DR Snapper Point Print Group, Sydney. RD 7 Bongon Beach RUTLEYS The N BLUE O Wybung Trig 0 1235 4 COUNCIL Lookout LEM CITY The Basin RD WREN Wybung Kilometres Camping Area WYONG Head Wyee DR The Basin Birdie Beach 16 Picnic Area Lookout NATIONAL 5 Dry weather 1 Wyee Mannering Lake JILLIBY road only Brush Lake Munmorah Great North Road STATE RD RD Convict Heritage Trail CONSERVATION Elizabeth Bay AREA YAMBO Brook 5 Colongra Lake Colongra WALKERS DR WYEE COLONGRA Point RD MUNMORAH STATE YENGO RD Doyalson SWAMP 8 NAT RES Lake 7 CONSERVATION AREA BAY 1 SCENIC COUNCIL CENTRAL Munmorah Bucketty Tay lor Point BIRD ISLAND NATIONAL Historic Road OLNEY RD S F NAT RES Bucketty Blue DR RIDGE Haven San Remo Halekulani BUDGEWOI 111 6 7 Creek HOLIDAY PARK HAWKES- Ravensdale For detail see Map 6 larah 6 Orooaloo Wal Point 2 RD Budgewoi 2 BURY Cedar Brush Dooralong Charmhaven Buff Point McPHERSON Creek Exit for WATAGAN St Albans Budgewoi, Budgewoi Buff Point Rd Ramp Swansea, Charlestown Lake Haven Lakes Beach RD HUE PARK Wallarah 5 7 1 Creek Goobarabah JILLIBY DR Interchange 83 Point STATE FOREST Lake Exit for Wyee, Toukley, LAKE HAVEN MOTOR INN 17 Wyong Hospital Mogo Creek & PALMS RESTAURANT LA 7 WALLARAH Gorokan Toukley NORAH HEAD RD Noraville LIGHTHOUSE RD 5 10 2 For detail Norah Head ACCOMMODATION SHIRE & TOURS Circuit Flat see Map 9 Lighthouse Bridge HUE Warnervale Canton Beach Norah Head Walk STINONS Hamlyn Kanwal Pipeclay SEE INSET Norah Head Sampsons Terrace Golf driving Point DR Jilliby 6 Pass range CANTON BEACH NORAH HEAD 5 BANS 25 km HOLIDAY PARK CITY HOLIDAY PARK Soldiers 33º10'S RD 9 Convict Wyongah Point Soldiers Beach TO ST AL Yarramalong Mangrove Pelican Point Creek YARRAMALONG Tuggerawong Karraganbah MACADAMIA RD Point YENGO Dam YARRAMALONG NUT FARM AMAZEMENT PARK WYRRABALONG North 3 CAFE & GENERAL &GAMESCAFE HWY NATIONAL PARK THE PAINTBALL STORE 2 Alison GRETA PLACE AMAZEMENT PARK Homestead Wyong FARM STAY 2 Tacoma Tuggerah BARRETT12 Kulnura RD Beach RD 16 River Wyong Rocky Heritage 3 Great ALISON RD Wyong Creek Point NATIONAL PARK OLD Magenta 9 Fishing 7 RD RD LITTLE RD Co-op KYOLA TREETOP CREEK Tacoma South TWO SHORES ADVENTURE CHEESE HOLIDAY VILLAGE The gerah PARK Mardi 3 SPRINGS For detail TUGGERAH see Map 3 NAT RES Tug 4 RD Mardi Lake COUNCIL Dam RD 3 OURIMBAH Tuggerah TUGGERAH 3 RED 2 ST CONS AREA Pelican Terilbah Island JILLIBY STATE HILL COBBS WYONG Chittaway Island TO BUCKETTY 35 km Exit for Wyong, RD Point Chittaway CONSERVATION STATE FOREST The Entrance, AREA Point Picnic Point ST ALBANS McPHERSON RD Yarramalong For detail see Map 4 DR Chittaway Bay RD The Entrance Karagi Point Wellums YENGO PACIFIC Chittaway Lake 6 Bay St Albans COUNCIL RD 6 STATE FOREST 6 Berkeley Vale Blue Bay 7 St Albans Bridge Central DR 4 Trail Mangrove Toowoon Bay MANGROVE Long Toowoon Point RD Jetty ENTRANCE RD 7 Palmdale TOOWOON BAY YENGO 2 Mingara HOLIDAY PARK Shelly RD Killarney Vale THE Beach Shelly Beach N RD PALM Exit for Gosford, 3 Central GROVE Mangrove Ourimbah HANSENS Macdonald 12 NAT RES ENTERPRISEUniversity of Newcastle Tumbi Umbi Blue Lagoon NATIONAL Mountain /=JA POPRAN Central Coast Campus NATIONAL Mt Baxter NAT PK Bateau Bay Convict Heritage Trail Peats Ourimbah Alternative route 1 RD Bateau Bay PARK 5 Wisemans Ferry Ridge RD RD to Bucketty Crackneck Bay RD RD 36 RD 7 PEATS 83 TUMBI Crackneck Lookout Exit for Peats Ridge, 8 PARK Central Mangrove, Yumbool Point 0 12 36 Wisemans Ferry WYRRABALONG DOG NATIONAL PARK Lisarow THE WAMBINA Kilometres Wyrrabalong Lookout IRONBARK NAT RES BRISBANE RD RD RD Forresters Beach RD Somersby Niagara PAROO Fires FORRESTERS BEACH RESORT Interchange RD Wisemans RD Park Ferry RD HWY Forresters Beach Holgate RD 4 RD 4 STRICKLAND Wamberal Point T A S M A N S E A GOSFORD Mooney Clares Bridge STATE Narara Webbs Ck Ferry WATER Mooney FREEWAY FOREST OAK 15 Dam 8 KATANDRA 15 TREE WAMBERAL LAGOON Wisemans Ferry RESERVE Creek RIDGE Walk NATURE RESERVE Ten Mile NATIONAL Wat Buddha TRACK 1 TO WINDSOR 39 km, HORNSBY 53 km Hollow Wamberal Dharma Terrigal RD Creek Lagoon NATIONAL Convict Heritage Trail 7 2 For detail Alternative route 2 Wyoming see Map 7 YENGO Wisemans Ferry North CITY 7 POPRAN to Bucketty POPRAN Somersby 6 Terrigal 33º20'S Falls Erina DR N P Mt Olive MANNS NATIONAL PARK 151º00'E PARK TERRIGAL The West NATIONAL N Exit for Central Coast Hwy, Gosford 2 GOSFORD THE KARALTA RD Ex-HMAS Gosford,Woy Woy,Terrigal, For detail see Map 5 Avoca TRACK GLENWORTH VALLEY MT PENANG Adelaide Reserve Scenic Route 33 Australian Reptile Park Lake North Avoca HORSE RIDING to the GARDENS 5 Bulbararing 248 & OUTDOOR Ex-HMAS Hunter Valley THE AUSTRALIAN CENTRAL COAST 7 Bay Adelaide Mitchells ADVENTURES REPTILE PARK HELICOPTERS Loop RD 5 HWY elec Greengrove PARK 2 SCENIC Index to adjoining Point Clare DR Avoca Beach Cartoscope maps DHARUG AUSTRALIA WALKABOUT Green Calga Kariong Point WILDLIFE PARK / Interchange Point Newcastle / TRACK RD ABORIGINAL SITES Frederick Kincumber 2 Winney Bay VISITOR 7 AVOCA Hunter Region Lower Mangrove Exit for Calga, Calga 6 INFORMATION Tascott Map Peats Ridge CENTRE WATER Brisbane First Point 10 WOY NATIONAL PARK 83 5 Devines POPRAN Bulgandry Copacabana SEE INSET Hill Popran 6 Central Coast Aboriginal 9 elec Water Cockrone Thomas James Archaeological Site The Lagoon Captain Cook Lookout Region Map Bridge, 1830 Site Saratoga Broadwater 4 Allagai Bay BANS 23 km NAT BRISBANE Koolewong DR MacMasters Beach Wisemans Ferry WOY 7 PK Mount Pelican MacMasters Beach Leochares Peak Island 7 Kariong 8 Hawkesbury Staples Mourawaring Head 7 (Second Point) Region Map TO ST AL Scopas Peak Rifle Lookout Rileys Island Bensville Davistown 5 Range RD 5 COUNCIL Woy Woy Empire RD Mill Creek Woy Woy Bay BLACKWAL 3 7 MAP 1 For detail Bay BOUDDI Hawkesbury Camping Area see Map 8 4 OCEAN NATIONAL Lookout Mount White SYDNEY RD PARK Hawkins Lookout WATER L OLD GULLY Triangle Exit for Phegans Daleys RD 16 Island Bouddi Bombi Point Mount White Bay 5 3 Point Wondabyne BEACH Lookout (Third Point) CENTRAL 2 RD HILL Maroota Spencer Sculpture Mount Wondabyne 1 Caves Bay Historic Site Garden THE 36 4 Ettalong 11 Gunderman Killcare Gentlemans Wondabyne TRAIL Hardys Boudi Point COAST REGION Halt Camping Station The Trail BOURKE RD Bay 3 Area POPRAN (Signal Driver) RD Wagstaffe RD 3 Maitland NATIONAL PARK Hardys Bay Gerrin Bombora NATIONAL Courangra Dahls Freeway, highway.............................................................1 PONDS Umina Point 10 Pretty HORNSBY Point Major road, secondary road............................................... Pindar Dillons Beach BAULKHAM Mooney Farm Great North Road Caves Ck Tertiary road, scenic drive, unsealed road.......................... Convict Heritage Trail MARRAMARRA NATIONAL 8 BOUDDI RD TRAIL NAT PK HILLS Van Railway, ferry, cycleway..................................................... PARK North RD Mooney 4WD track with locked gate, walking track.......................... SHIRE 10 Mt Ettalong Lookout The Hawkesbury Tourist Map SHIRE Milson ROCKY Pearl Accredited Visitor Information Centre, parking............... For adjoining map see Cartoscope's COUNCIL Island Patonga DR Beach Box Head 8 Police, ambulance, petrol & gas, petrol only....................... NATIONAL Pearl Beach RD MOONEY MARRAMARRA NATIONAL Prickly Hawkesbury River Green Point Visitor Information Centre, hospital, telephone.............. MOONEY CLUB Walk Point Creek Railway Bridge 6 36 Dangar PATONGA Motel, hotel, caravan park, holiday units.........................
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