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Hi-Rail Tight Radius South CNLA 305 General Instructions Hi-Rail Tight Radius South Introduction [a] This unit describes the sections and Kilometrage of curves with a radius of 400m or less, which the maximum allowable speed of hi-rail vehicles is 40km/h unless a lesser speed sign applies. Joppa Junction (excl) to Canberra (incl) [b] Section Kilometrage Joppa Junction - Tarago 230.554 - 231.001 Tarago – Crisps Creek 265.975 – 266.588 267.314 – 267.551 268.561 – 269.138 Crisps Creek – Bungendore 293.004 – 293.297 Bungendore – Queanbeyan 300.472 – 300.810 302.012 – 302.678 306.861 – 307.662 313.207 – 313.487 313.555 – 313.850 316.123 – 316.654 316.902 – 317.105 317.292 – 318.235 318.283 – 318.531 321.078 – 321.342 Queanbeyan – Fyshwick Nil Fyshwick – Canberra Nil Junee (excl) to Griffith (excl) [c] Section Kilometrage Junee – Junee Sub 486.005 – 486.552 Junee Sub – Old Junee Nil Old Junee – Marrar Nil Marrar – Coolamon ABA 516.694 – 517.191 Coolamon ABA – Coolamon Nil Coolamon – Brushwood Nil Brushwood - Ganmain Nil CNLA SOUTH September 2014 V 2.0 This document is uncontrolled when printed PAGE 1 OF 4 CNLA 305 General Instructions Hi-Rail Tight Radius South Ganmain - Matong Nil Matong – Grong Grong Nil Grong Grong – Narrandera Nil Narrandera – Yanco Nil Yanco – Leeton 606.301 – 606.477 606.529 – 606.829 607.198 – 607.477 611.745 – 612.304 Leeton – Murrami Nil Murrami – Griffith Nil Griffith Nil Stockinbingal (excl) to Lake Cargelligo (incl) [d] Section Kilometrage Stockinbingal – Stockinbingal AWB Nil Stockinbingal AWB – Combaning 471.247 – 471.517 471.597 – 472.102 472.269 – 472.809 Combaning – Temora 472.867 – 473.147 473.208 – 473.476 Temora Nil Ungarie (excl) to Naradhan (incl) [e] Section Kilometrage Ungarie (exclusive) 598.470 – 598.793 Ungarie (exclusive) – Youngareen Nil Kikiora – Naradhan (exclusive) Nil Naradhan Nil CNLA SOUTH September 2014 V 2.0 This document is uncontrolled when printed PAGE 2 OF 4 CNLA 305 General Instructions Hi-Rail Tight Radius South Temora (excl) to Griffith (incl) [f] Section Kilometrage Temora – Temora West Nil Temora West – Pucawan 489.553 – 489.807 496.637 – 497.533 497.654 – 497.862 497.919 – 498.509 499.057 – 499.381 499.491 – 499.897 499.964 – 500.347 500.536 – 500.961 501.355 – 502.122 Pucawan - Quandry Nil Quandry – Ariah Park Nil Ariah Park – Mirrool Nil Mirrool – Beckom Nil Beckom – Ardlethan 554.445 – 554.853 Ardlethan – Kamarah Nil Kamarah – Moombooldool Nil Moombooldool – Barellan Nil Barellan – Garoolgan Nil Garoolgan - Binya Nil Binya – Yenda Nil Yenda – Griffith Nil Griffith Nil CNLA SOUTH September 2014 V 2.0 This document is uncontrolled when printed PAGE 3 OF 4 CNLA 305 General Instructions Hi-Rail Tight Radius South The Rock (excl) to Boree Creek (incl) [g] Section Kilometrage The Rock (exclusive) – The Rock Nil ABA The Rock ABA – Tootool Nil Tootool – Milbrulong Nil Milbrulong – Lockhart 579.424 – 580.199 Lockhart – Boree Creek (exclusive) Nil Boree Creek Nil CNLA SOUTH September 2014 V 2.0 This document is uncontrolled when printed PAGE 4 OF 4 .
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