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Detailed Map of the Electoral Division of Robertson ROBERTSON 151° 00' 151° 05' 151° 10' 151° 15' 151° 20' 151° 25' Warrawolong Flora Reserve Olney Flora Reserve Watagans National Park LAGUNA COORANBONG ROBERTSON Bar Flora Reserve MARTINSVILLE M A D R R T INSVILLE CESSNOCK DR RD H T OLNEY R O NS N A EM E R -33° 05' F T A E R G Avondale College Of Higher Education -33° 05' HUNTER LAKE MACQUARIE P A C I F I C BUCKETTY M W Y RAVENSDALE MANDALONG LEMON TREE R D K CRE E PERRYS CROSSING MOGO CREEK O G O -33° 10' M CEDAR BRUSH CREEK Jilliby State Conservation Area -33° 10' DOORALONG WYEE HAWKESBURY DURREN DURREN Y W M Mangrove Creek Dam FERNANCES RD IC IF C A P I B D M O R LL KIAR O W LK KULNURA AY ORW YARRAMALONG MOT E DAM U NG H MA ROV E R D DOBELL JILLIBY WALLARAH D MACQUARIE R E U H L L I H LITTLE S P A R RD E K L JILLIBY S G B R M E RD T U Yengo National Park A B RD S G -33° 15' RIN SP WYONG CREEK Y W WARNERVALE M YARRAMALONG ST ALBANS R -33° 15' D D R HWY G E C C I O I F I R F I G C C P A A I E CIFIC P A B P M HWY WADALBA O L JOHNS L RD O W D WYONG O W A LI Y N SON Wyong Tafe E W D S R H R CENTRAL WYONG D MANGROVE WOL D SE L R E Y E DR E P R A RD GH T NONIA ONA D MCD O C O I AV F UPPER MANGROVE L I B F Y MARDI C ER R A P R Mardi Dam D NS WISEMA Tuggerah Nature Reserve S AN B RD L A TUGGERAH . 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H D D Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park G R Cowan Water Y B DISCLAIMER W A BAY Berowra Valley R M MACKELLAR R This map has been compiled from various sources and the publisher E Regional Park N R J D T O and/or contributors accept no responsibility for any injury, loss or Names and Boundaries of S RD E E Y damage arising from its use or errors or omissions therein. While all care GOSFORD W ARCADIA Berowra Valley KU-RING- Local Government Areas (2015) RD National Park BEROWRA is taken to ensure a high degree of accuracy, users are invited to notify of GAI CHASE AVALON any map discrepancies. C Calna Creek I F I E © Commonwealth of Australia (2016) ROBERTSON C PITTWATER D BEACH P A P R Y D This work is copyright. Apart from any use as permitted under the ARCADIA DSO W HU N 0 2 MIDDLE4 6 8 Kilometres H Copyright Act 1968, no part may be reproduced by any process without DURALScale 1:70,000 Berowra Valley Regional Park prior written permission from the Commonwealth. Requests and inquiries concerning reproduction and rights should be addressed to the IC F KENTHURST Fagan CI Copyright Officer, Education and Communications Branch, Australian GALSTON PA WARRINGAH AUSTRALIAN MAP GRID (UTM) Zone 56Park Electoral Commission, 50 Marcus Clarke Street Canberra ACT 2600 or to MID DUR [email protected] A MOUNT KURING-GAI L Berowra Valley R D National Park 151° 00' 151° 05' 151° 10' 151° 15' Pittwater 151° 20' 151° 25' ROBERTSON.
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