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Suburb Port Botany Kms Suburb SCHEDULE OF DISTANCE (IN KMS) FROM PORT BOTANY CONTIANER TERMINAL PORT PORT SUBURB SUBURB BOTANY BOTANY KMS KMS ABBOTSFORD 22 BADGERYS CREEK 55 AGNES BANKS 74 BALGOWLAH 28 ALEXANDRIA 11 BALGOWLAH HEIGHTS 29 ALLAMBIE 30 BALMAIN 18 ALLAMBIE HEIGHTS 32 BALMAIN EAST 19 ALLAWHA 15 BALMORAL 25 ANNANDALE 16 BANKSIA 11 ANNANGROVE 53 BANKSMEADOW 3 ANZAC VILLAGE 34 BANKSTOWN 26 ARNCLIFFE 12 BANKSTOWN AIRPORT 31 ARNDELL PARK 61 BARDWELL PARK 15 ARTARMON 23 BARRA BRUI 32 ASHBURY 18 BASS HILL 29 ASHCROFT 38 BAULKHAM HILLS 41 ASHFIELD 21 BAULKHAM HILLS EAST 42 ASQUITH 42 BAYVIEW 47 AUBURN 31 BEACON HILL 34 AUSTRAL 46 BEACONSFIELD 10 AVALON 50 BEAUTY POINT 25 AVALON BEACH 50 BEECROFT 35 BELFIELD 23 CABARITA 23 BELLA VISTA 49 CABRAMATTA 36 BELLEVUE HILL 14 CABRAMATTA WEST 38 BELMORE 19 CALREVILLE 52 BELROSE 32 CAMBRIDGE PARK 74 BERALA 28 CAMDEN 63 BERSHIRE PARK 71 CAMELLIA 32 BEVERLY HILLS 18 CAMMERAY 20 BEVERLY PARK 13 CAMPBELLTOWN 55 BEXLEY 14 CAMPERDOWN 14 BEXLEY NORTH 15 CAMPSIE 18 BIDWLL 65 CANADA BAY 24 BIGOLA 49 CANLEY HEIGHTS 38 BIGOLA PLATEAU 50 CANLEY VALE 37 BIRCHGROVE 18 CANTERBURY 17 BIRKENHEAD 19 CARAVAN HEAD 26 BIRRONG 28 CAREEL BAY 52 BLACKETT 64 CARLINGFORD 41 BLACKTOWN 62 CARLTON 14 BLAKEHURST 16 CARRAMAR 41 BONDI 14 CARRINGBAH 21 BONDI JUNCTION 12 CARTWRIGHT 38 BONNET BAY 27 CASTLE HILL 43 BONNYRIGG 40 CASTLECARG 24 BORONIA PARK 23 SCHEDULE OF DISTANCE (IN KMS) FROM PORT BOTANY CONTIANER TERMINAL CASTLECOVE 27 BOSSELY PARK 44 CASTLERAY 84 BOTANY 6 CASULA 38 BOXHILL 75 CATHERINE FIELDS 55 BREADKFAST POINT 20 CECIL PARK 53 BRIGHTON LE-SAND 10 CHATHAM VILLAGE 37 BRINGELLY 52 CHATSWOOD 24 BROADMEADOW 168 CHATSWOOD WEST 26 BROADWAY 13 CHELTENHAM 35 BRONTE 12 CHESTER HILL 31 BROOKVALE 32 CHIFLEY 3 BURRANEER 25 CHIPPENDALE 13 BURWOOD 20 CHIPPING NORTON 33 BUSBY 39 CHISWICK 22 CHULLORA 24 DACEVILLE 7 CHULLORA (CNTR) 27 DARLING HRB 14 CHURCH POINT 48 DARLING POINT 14 CIRCULAR QUAY 15 DARLINGHURST 13 CLARENDON 78 DARLINGTON 13 CLAYMORE 56 DAVIDSON 35 CLIFTON GARDENS 27 DEANS PARK 63 CLONTARF 28 DEE WHY 34 CLOYTON 61 DENHAM CT 47 CLYDE 34 DENISTONE 35 COBBITTY 63 DENISTONE EAST 35 COLLAROY 37 DHARRUK 63 COLLAROY POINT 36 DOBROYD POINT 18 COLVELLY 11 DOLANS BAY 23 COMO 26 DOLLS POINT 14 CONCORD 22 DOONSIDE 63 CONCORD WEST 24 DOUBLE BAY 14 CONDELL PARK 27 DOVER HEIGHTS 16 CONNELLS POINT 18 DRUMMOYNE 19 CONTENNIAL PARK 11 DUFFY'S FOREST 43 COOGEE 9 DULWICH HILL 15 COOKS RIVER RAILYARD 11 DUNDAS 34 CRANEBROOK 77 DUNDAS VALLEY 32 CREMORNE 21 DUNHEVED 58 CREMORNE POINT 22 DURAL 46 CROMER 36 CROMER HEIGHTS 37 FAIRFIELD 36 CRONULLA 25 FAIRFIELD HEIGHTS 37 CROWS NEST 20 FAIRFIELD WEST 37 CROYDON 19 FAIRLIGHT 29 CURL CURL 33 FIVE DOCK 19 CURRAMS HILL 59 FLEMINGTON MARKETS 24 FOREST LODGE 15 EAST BOTANY 5 FORESTVILLE 29 SCHEDULE OF DISTANCE (IN KMS) FROM PORT BOTANY CONTIANER TERMINAL EAST GORDON 42 FOX VALLEY 38 EAST HILLS 30 FRENCHS FOREST 33 EAST KILLARA 31 EAST LINDFIELD 30 HABERFIELD 18 EAST MAHRINGA 37 HAMMONDVILLE 34 EAST ROSEVILLE 26 HARBORD 32 EAST RYDE 26 HARRIS PARK 32 EAST SYDNEY 13 HASSELL 32 EASTERN CREEK 57 HAYMARKET 13 EASTLAKES 9 HEATHCOTE 32 EASTWODDS 30 HEBERSHAM 62 EASTWOODS 16 HECKENBERG 39 EDENSOR PARK 42 HENLEY 22 EDGECLIFF 13 HILLSDALE 4 EDMONSON PARK 44 HINCENBROOK 38 ELANORA HEIGHTS 42 HOLROYD 33 ELIZABETH BAY 14 HOLSWORTHY BKS 37 EMERTON 63 HOLSWORTHY VILLAGE 35 EMU PLAINS 75 HOMEBUSH 23 ENFIELD 21 HOMEBUSH WEST 25 ENMORE 13 HORNSBY 40 EPPING 32 HORSLEY PARK 47 EPPING NORTH 34 HOXTON PARK 41 ERMINGTON 31 HUNTERS HILL 22 ERSKINE PARK 60 HUNTINGWOOD 60 ERSKINEVILLE 12 HURLSTONE PARK 16 ERSKINVILLE PARK 57 HURSTVILLE 16 GALSTON 49 ILLAWONG 28 GARDEN ISLAND 15 INGLEBURN 47 GATESHEAD 164 INGLESIDE 44 GEORGES HILL 30 GINAWEON 40 JAMISON TOWN 73 GLADESVILLE 31 JANNALI 26 GLEBE 14 GLEBE ISLAND 16 KAREETA 24 GLENDENNING 60 KELLYVILLE 47 GLENFIELD 43 KEMPS CREEK 50 GLENHAVEN 45 KENSINGTON 8 GLENORE 65 KENTHURST 49 GORDON 31 KILLARA 30 GORE HILL 22 KILLARNEY HEIGHTS 31 GRANVILLE 31 KINGS CROSS 13 GRAYS POINT 28 KINGS LNGLY 52 GREEN VALLEY 41 KINGS PARK 52 GREENACRE 23 KINGSFORD 7 GREENWHICH 22 KINGSWOOD 70 GREYSTANES 40 KIRRAWEE 24 SCHEDULE OF DISTANCE (IN KMS) FROM PORT BOTANY CONTIANER TERMINAL GUILDFORD 34 KIRRIBILLY 19 GYMEA 23 KOGARAH 13 GYMEA BAY 25 KURNELL 31 KYEEMAGH 9 LA PERSOUSE 4 LAKEMBA 20 MACDONALD TOWN 12 LANDSVALE 33 MACQUARIE FIELDS 45 LANE COVE 24 MACQUARIE PARK 32 LANE COVE WEST 24 MALABAR 4 LANSDOWNE 32 MANLY 31 LAVANDER BAY 18 MANLY VALE 30 LAWSON 106 MARAYONG 54 LAYOR PARK 44 MAROUBA 6 LEICHHARDT 16 MAROUBA JUNCTION 6 LEPPINGTON 48 MARRICKVILLE 13 LETHBRIDGE PARK 67 MARRICKVILLE SOUTH 14 LEUMEAH 53 MARSDEN PARK 63 LEWISHAM 15 MARSFIELD 31 LIDCOMBE 27 MASCOT 7 LILLI PILLI 24 MATRAVILLE 3 LILLYFIELD 17 MAYS HILL 34 LINDFIELD 28 MCGRATHS HILL 64 LINLEY POINT 23 MCMAHONS POINT 19 LITTLE BAY 4 MEADOWBANK 30 LIVERPOOL 35 MELROSE PARK 31 LLANDILO 73 MENAI 29 LONDONDERRY 71 MERRYLANDS 34 LONG BAY 4 MERRYLANDS WEST 37 LONG POINT 47 MICHINBURRY 58 LONGUEVILLE 24 MIDDLE DURAL 50 LUCAS HIEGHTS 33 MIDDLECOVE 25 LUDDENHUM 61 MILLER 40 LUGAMO 23 MILLERS POINT 16 LURNEA 38 MILPERRA 30 MILSONS POINT 17 NARAMBURN 21 MINTO 51 NARELLAN 59 MIRANDA 21 NAREWEE 19 MONA VALE 44 NARRABEEEN 39 MONTERAY 12 NARRAWEENA 34 MOORE PARK 11 NEUTRAL BAY 20 MOOREBANK 32 NEWINGTON 30 MORTDALE 19 NEWPORT 47 MORTLAKE 24 NEWPORT BEACH 47 MOSMAN 24 NEWTON 13 MT DRUITT 62 NORMANHURST 42 MT KURING GAI 55 NORTH SYDNEY 18 MT LEWIS 23 NORTH BALGOWLAH 28 MT PRICHARD 38 NORTH BONDI 15 MULGOA 69 NORTH CRONULLA 24 MULGRAVE 62 NORTH CURL CURL 34 NORTH MANLY 31 OAKVILLE 63 NORTH NARRABEEN 41 OATLEY 19 NORTH PARRAMTTA 46 OLD GUILDFORD 34 NORTH ROCKS 41 OLD TOONGABBIE 49 NORTH RYDE 29 ORCHARD HILLS 60 NORTH SEAFORTH 30 OXFORD FALLS 34 NORTH ST IVES 36 OYSTER BAY 25 NORTH STRAITHFIELD 23 NORTH TURRAMURRA 37 QUAKERS HILL 51 NORTHBRIDGE 22 QUEENSCLIFF 31 NORTHMEAD 44 NORTHWOOD 23 RABY 53 RAMSGATE 14 PADDINGTON 13 RANDWICK 9 PADSTOW 23 REDFERN 12 PADSTOW HEIGHTS 22 REGENTS PARK 29 PAGEWOOD 5 REGENTVILLE 72 PALM BEACH 55 REVESBY 26 PANANIA 28 REVESBY HEIGHTS 25 PARKLEA 53 RHODES 26 PARRAMATTA 33 RICHMOND 71 PEAKHURTS 20 RIVERSTONE 66 PENDLE HILL 38 RIVERVIEW 24 PENNANT HILLS 37 RIVERWOOD 21 PENRITH 75 ROCKDALE 11 PENSHURTS 18 RODD POINT 20 PETERSHAM 15 ROOKWOOD 25 PHILLIP BAY 4 ROOTY HILL 60 PICNIC POINT 27 ROSE BAY 16 PLEASURE POINT 39 ROSEBERRY 9 PLUMPTON 60 ROSEHILL 31 POINT HACKING 24 ROSELANDS 20 POINT PIPER 16 ROSEVILLE 27 POTTS POINT 14 ROSSMORE 51 PRESTONS 40 ROUND CORNER 45 PROSPECT 40 ROUSE HILL 52 PUNCHBOWL 22 ROZELLE 17 PUTNEY 26 RUSHCUTTERS BAY 14 PYMBLE 33 RUSSEL LEA 20 PYRMONT 14 RYDALMERE 32 RYDE 31 SADLIER 36 SAN SOUCI 16 TAREN POINT 19 SANDRINGHAM 16 TARONGA ZOO 25 SCHOFIELD 62 TAYLORS POINT 51 SEAFORTH 27 TEMPE 12 SEFTON 22 TENNYSON 24 SCHEDULE OF DISTANCE (IN KMS) FROM PORT BOTANY CONTIANER TERMINAL SEVEN HILLS 43 TERREY HILLS 39 SHALBEY 57 THE ROCKS 16 SHANES PARK 67 THE SPIT 24 SILVERWATER 29 THORNLEIGH 39 SMEATON GRANGE 53 TOONGABBIE 51 SMITHFIELD 42 TREGEAR 65 SOUTH BELMORE 18 TURRAMURRA 34 SOUTH GRANVILLE 32 TURRELLA 14 SOUTH STRATHFIELD 22 SOUTH TURRAMURRA 37 ULTIMO 14 SOUTH WENTWOTHVILLE 36 UNERCLIFFE 14 SOUTH WINDSOR 73 UPPER CASTLEREIGH 68 SPIT JUNCTION 23 ST ANDREWS 50 VAUCLAUSE 18 ST IVES 34 VICTORIA BARRACKS 12 ST IVES CHASE 36 VILLAWOOD 32 ST JOHNS PARK 41 VINEYARD 65 ST LEONARDS 21 ST MARYS 64 WAHROONGA 37 ST PETERS 11 WAITARA 39 STANMORE 15 WALLACIA 65 STRATHFIELD 22 WARRAGAMBA 71 SUMMER HILLS 16 WARRAWEE 38 SURRY HILLS 12 WARRIEWOOD 43 SUTHERLAND 25 WARWICK FARM 36 SUTTON 264 WATERLOO 11 SYDENHAM 11 WATSON BAY 19 SYDNEY 15 WATTLEGROVE 29 SYDNEY AIRPORT 8 WAVERLEY 12 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 14 WAVERTON 20 SYLVANIA 19 WENTWORTHVILLE 50 WERRINGTON 68 YAGOONA 27 WEST HOXTON 43 YENNORA 37 WEST KILLARA 30 YOWIE BAY 23 WEST LINDFIELD 29 WEST PENNANT HILLS 40 ZETLAND 10 WEST PYMBLE 32 WEST RYDE 28 WESTLEIGH 41 WESTMEAD 35 WETHERILL PARK 41 WHALAN 63 WHALE BEACH 54 WHEELER HEIGHTS 37 WHITE BAY 18 WILBERFORCE 73 WILEY PARK 21 SCHEDULE OF DISTANCE (IN KMS) FROM PORT BOTANY CONTIANER TERMINAL WILLOUGHBY 23 WILMOT 65 WINDSOR 65 WINGALA 33 WINSTON HILLS 48 WOLLSTONECRAFT 21 WOODBINE 50 WOODPARK 38 WOOLLAHRA 13 WOOLLOOMOOLOO 14 WOOLOOWARE 23 WOOLWICH 24 WOONONA 65 WORONORA 29.
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