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Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Unof®Cial Coordinates for the Caboolture, Queensland, Australia Control Points Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Unof®cial Coordinates for the Caboolture, Queensland, Australia Control Points Courtesy of Brian Wade ( [email protected] ) Time zone: Australia/Queensland, summer offset from GMT is 10:00 and in winter it is 10:00. Printed Monday, 03 February 2003 at 03:09 GMT UNOFFICIAL, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK Always consult the relevant publications for current and correct information. This service is provided free of charge with no warrantees, expressed or implied. User assumes all risk of use. Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Description Distance Bearing Ê ' " Ê ' " Ê ' Ê ' M Km 1 Caboolture 27 05 00 S 152 59 00 E 27 05.000 S 152 59.000 E 12 HSFTD 12/06 G 2 Brisbane Est 27 23 03 S 153 07 03 E 27 23.050 S 153 07.050 E 3 TA 01/14 A 36 158 3 Caloundra Ca 26 48 00 S 153 06 00 E 26 48.000 S 153 06.000 E 12 TA 12/30 G 34 20 4 Chinchilla G 26 46 30 S 150 37 00 E 26 46.500 S 150 37.000 E 314 TD 14/32 A 237 278 5 Dalby 27 09 19 S 151 16 02 E 27 09.317 S 151 16.033 E 348 TA 04/13 G 170 267 6 Enoggera 27 25 31 S 152 59 00 E 27 25.517 S 152 59.000 E 46 TA 03/21 G 38 180 7 Jimbour House AD 26 57 35 S 151 14 07 E 26 57.583 S 151 14.117 E 333 TA 174 274 8 Jondarynn 27 20 52 S 151 30 40 E 27 20.867 S 151 30.667 E 305 TD 149 258 9 Kingaroy 26 34 51 S 151 50 28 E 26 34.850 S 151 50.467 E 454 TD 16/05 A 126 296 10 Maroochydore 26 36 12 S 153 05 28 E 26 36.200 S 153 05.467 E 6 TA 18/12 A 54 11 11 McCaffrey Field 27 22 06 S 151 32 00 E 27 22.100 S 151 32.000 E 383 TD 147 257 12 Oakey 27 24 41 S 151 44 07 E 27 24.683 S 151 44.117 E 409 TA 14/09 A 129 253 13 Redcliffe 27 12 24 S 153 04 04 E 27 12.400 S 153 04.067 E 3 TA 07/25 A 16 149 14 Rosevale Greenup 26 42 29 S 151 17 36 E 26 42.483 S 151 17.600 E 357 TA 04/22 S 173 284 15 Tipton Strip Bad 27 27 36 S 151 11 35 E 27 27.600 S 151 11.583 E 344 TA 182 256 Caboolture, Queensland, Australia - page 2 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Description Distance Bearing Ê ' " Ê ' " Ê ' Ê ' M Km 16 Trevanna 26 58 00 S 151 46 00 E 26 58.000 S 151 46.000 E 457 TA 09/27 G 121 276 17 Watts Bridge 27 05 54 S 152 27 36 E 27 05.900 S 152 27.600 E 92 TA G 52 268 18 Alexandra-Mooloolaba 26 41 00 S 153 07 00 E 26 41.000 S 153 07.000 E 3 T 46 17 19 Anduramba 27 09 00 S 152 06 00 E 27 09.000 S 152 06.000 E 1102 T 88 265 20 Apunyal 27 04 00 S 151 07 00 E 27 04.000 S 151 07.000 E 1223 T 185 270 21 Armstrong Creek 27 13 00 S 152 50 00 E 27 13.000 S 152 50.000 E 721 T 21 225 22 Baking Board Siding 26 43 00 S 150 33 00 E 26 43.000 S 150 33.000 E 1049 T 245 279 23 Barnes Hill 27 12 00 S 152 06 00 E 27 12.000 S 152 06.000 E 1574 T 88 261 24 Beachmere 27 08 00 S 153 03 00 E 27 08.000 S 153 03.000 E T 8.6 130 25 Beerburrum 26 58 00 S 152 58 00 E 26 58.000 S 152 58.000 E 501 T 13 353 26 Beerwah 26 51 00 S 152 58 00 E 26 51.000 S 152 58.000 E 613 T 26 356 27 Belahville 26 42 00 S 151 01 00 E 26 42.000 S 151 01.000 E 1302 T 200 282 28 Bell 26 56 00 S 151 27 00 E 26 56.000 S 151 27.000 E 1843 T 153 276 29 Benarkin 26 53 00 S 152 08 00 E 26 53.000 S 152 08.000 E 1151 T 87 285 30 Beruna 26 38 00 S 150 51 00 E 26 38.000 S 150 51.000 E 1079 T 217 283 31 Biarra Range 27 05 00 S 152 16 00 E 27 05.000 S 152 16.000 E 994 T 71 270 32 Blackall Range 26 42 00 S 152 53 00 E 26 42.000 S 152 53.000 E 931 T 44 347 33 Blackbutt 26 53 00 S 152 06 00 E 26 53.000 S 152 06.000 E 1227 T 90 284 34 Blackbutt Range 27 00 00 S 151 00 00 E 27 00.000 S 151 00.000 E 1112 T 197 272 35 Blaxland 27 12 00 S 151 19 00 E 27 12.000 S 151 19.000 E 1404 T 165 265 36 Bli Bli 26 37 00 S 153 02 00 E 26 37.000 S 153 02.000 E 124 T 52 5 37 Bluff Mountain 27 12 00 S 152 09 00 E 27 12.000 S 152 09.000 E 1099 T 83 261 38 Bongaree 27 05 00 S 153 10 00 E 27 05.000 S 153 10.000 E 3 T 18 90 39 Booloumba 26 39 00 S 152 41 00 E 26 39.000 S 152 41.000 E 1026 T 57 328 40 Boonarda 26 48 00 S 150 43 00 E 26 48.000 S 150 43.000 E 1023 T 227 277 41 Boonenne 26 37 00 S 151 48 00 E 26 37.000 S 151 48.000 E 1666 T 128 294 42 Boortkoi 26 32 00 S 150 23 00 E 26 32.000 S 150 23.000 E 1181 T 265 283 43 Bootawa 27 05 00 S 152 45 00 E 27 05.000 S 152 45.000 E 1128 T 23 270 44 Bowketts 26 34 00 S 151 03 00 E 26 34.000 S 151 03.000 E 1358 T 200 286 45 Boyneside 26 43 00 S 151 33 00 E 26 43.000 S 151 33.000 E 1998 T 148 286 46 Bracalba 27 01 00 S 152 51 00 E 27 01.000 S 152 51.000 E 731 T 15 299 47 Bribie Island 27 00 00 S 153 07 00 E 27 00.000 S 153 07.000 E 3 T 16 55 48 Bribie View 27 00 00 S 153 05 00 E 27 00.000 S 153 05.000 E T 14 47 49 Bridges 26 32 00 S 152 57 00 E 26 32.000 S 152 57.000 E 610 T 61 357 50 Brigalow 26 51 00 S 150 47 00 E 26 51.000 S 150 47.000 E 1049 T 220 276 51 Brisbane Range 26 35 00 S 152 07 00 E 26 35.000 S 152 07.000 E 1282 T 102 303 52 Brooloo 26 30 00 S 152 42 00 E 26 30.000 S 152 42.000 E 830 T 71 336 53 Buderim 26 41 00 S 153 03 00 E 26 41.000 S 153 03.000 E 160 T 45 8 54 Bunya Mountains 26 50 00 S 151 33 00 E 26 50.000 S 151 33.000 E 2844 T 145 281 55 Burncluith 26 38 00 S 150 43 00 E 26 38.000 S 150 43.000 E 1036 T 230 282 Caboolture, Queensland, Australia - page 3 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Description Distance Bearing Ê ' " Ê ' " Ê ' Ê ' M Km 56 Burpengary 27 10 00 S 152 57 00 E 27 10.000 S 152 57.000 E 269 T 9.8 200 57 Cabandilla 26 38 00 S 151 04 00 E 26 38.000 S 151 04.000 E 1368 T 197 284 58 Caboolture 27 05 00 S 152 57 00 E 27 05.000 S 152 57.000 E 200 T Town 3.3 270 59 Caboonbah 27 09 00 S 152 29 00 E 27 09.000 S 152 29.000 E 505 T 50 261 60 Caloundra 26 48 00 S 153 08 00 E 26 48.000 S 153 08.000 E 3 T 35 25 61 Cameby 26 36 00 S 150 29 00 E 26 36.000 S 150 29.000 E 1217 T 254 282 62 Castledean 26 32 00 S 150 16 00 E 26 32.000 S 150 16.000 E 1046 T 276 282 63 Cedarton 26 51 00 S 152 49 00 E 26 51.000 S 152 49.000 E 905 T 31 327 64 Cheerulla 26 34 00 S 152 46 00 E 26 34.000 S 152 46.000 E 902 T 61 339 65 Chinchilla 26 45 00 S 150 38 00 E 26 45.000 S 150 38.000 E 997 T 236 279 66 Coalbank 27 07 00 S 151 51 00 E 27 07.000 S 151 51.000 E 1994 T 112 268 67 Colinton 26 56 00 S 152 19 00 E 26 56.000 S 152 19.000 E 823 T 68 284 68 Columboola 26 41 00 S 150 20 00 E 26 41.000 S 150 20.000 E 1089 T 267 279 69 Condamine 26 56 00 S 150 08 00 E 26 56.000 S 150 08.000 E 938 T 283 273 70 Connors Knob 26 37 00 S 152 48 00 E 26 37.000 S 152 48.000 E 1010 T 55 341 71 Conondale 26 44 00 S 152 43 00 E 26 44.000 S 152 43.000 E 984 T 47 326 72 Conondale Range 26 50 00 S 152 45 00 E 26 50.000 S 152 45.000 E 1148 T 36 320 73 Coolabunia 26 36 00 S 151 54 00 E 26 36.000 S 151 54.000 E 1571 T 120 296 74 Cooloolabin 26 33 00 S 152 53 00 E 26 33.000 S 152 53.000 E 954 T 60 350 75 Coolum 26 33 00 S 153 05 00 E 26 33.000 S 153 05.000 E 190 T 60 10 76 Coolum Beach 26 32 00 S 153 06 00 E 26 32.000 S 153 06.000 E T 62 11 77 Cooranga North 26 47 00 S 151 23 00 E 26 47.000 S 151 23.000 E 1879 T 162 282 78 Cooyar 26 59 00 S 151 50 00 E 26 59.000 S 151 50.000 E 1856 T 114 275 79 Cooyar Mountain 26 57 00 S 151 48 00 E 26 57.000 S 151 48.000 E 1984 T 118 277 80 Cooyar Range 26 50 00 S 151 55 00 E 26 50.000 S 151 55.000 E 1732 T 109 284 81 Crawford 26 30 00 S 151 49 00 E 26 30.000 S 151 49.000 E 1722 T 133 299 82 D'Aguilar 26 59 00 S 152 48 00 E 26 59.000 S 152 48.000 E 912 T 21 301 83 D'Aguilar Range 27 10 00 S 152 45 00 E 27 10.000 S 152 45.000 E 912 T 25 248 84 Dakabin 27 14 00 S 152 59 00 E 27 14.000 S 152 59.000 E 164 T 17 180 85 Dalby 27 11 00 S 151 16 00 E 27 11.000 S 151 16.000 E 1341 T Town 170 266 86 Dalwogan 26 35 00 S 150 09 00 E 26 35.000 S 150 09.000 E 1030 T 287 281 87 Dayboro 27 11 00 S 152 50 00 E 27 11.000 S 152 50.000 E 790 T 19 233 88 Deception Bay 27 12 00 S 153 02 00 E 27 12.000 S 153 02.000 E 9 T 14 159 89 Djuan 27 07 00 S 151 59 00 E 27 07.000 S 151 59.000 E 1538 T 99 268 90 Docters Creek 27 13 00 S 151 51 00 E 27 13.000 S 151 51.000 E 1984 T 113 262 91 Ehlma 26 54 00 S 150 52 00 E 26 54.000 S 150 52.000 E 1059 T 211 275 92 Elimbah 27 01 00 S 152 57 00 E 27 01.000 S 152 57.000 E 406 T 8.1 336 93 Esk 27 14 00 S 152 25 00 E 27 14.000 S 152 25.000 E 547 T 58 253 94 Eudlo 26 44 00 S 152 58 00 E 26 44.000 S 152 58.000 E 498 T 39 358 95 Evergreen 27 09 00 S 151 44 00 E 27 09.000 S 151 44.000 E 1945 T 124 266 Caboolture, Queensland, Australia - page 4 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Description Distance Bearing Ê ' " Ê ' " Ê ' Ê ' M Km 96 Fairylands 26 31 00 S 150 56 00 E 26 31.000 S 150 56.000 E 1158 T 213 287 97 Fern¯at 26 41 00 S 150 54 00 E 26 41.000 S 150 54.000 E 1164 T 211 282 98 Fulham Vale 27 04 00 S 152 27 00 E 27 04.000 S 152 27.000 E 728 T 53 272 99 Gilla 26 53 00 S 152 02 00 E 26 53.000 S 152 02.000 E 1338 T 97 283 100 Glan Devon 26 36 00 S 152 01 00 E 26 36.000 S 152 01.000 E 1479 T 110 299 101 Glass House Mountains 26 54 00 S 152 58 00 E 26 54.000 S 152 58.000 E 574 T 20 355 102 Glen Howden Mountain 26 59 00 S 152 16 00 E 26 59.000 S 152 16.000 E 921 T 72 279 103 Glencarth 26 51 00 S 150 22 00 E 26 51.000 S 150 22.000 E 958 T 261 275 104 Glenfern 26 57 00 S 152 36 00 E 26 57.000 S 152 36.000 E 675 T 41 291 105 Glenview 26 46 00 S 153 01 00 E 26 46.000 S 153 01.000 E 426 T 35 5 106 Glorious, Point 26 30 00 S 152 54 00 E 26 30.000 S 152 54.000 E 912 T 65 353 107 Goat Island 26 39 00 S 153 06 00 E 26 39.000 S 153 06.000 E T 50 14 108 Goat Island 26 57 00 S 153 04 00 E 26 57.000 S 153 04.000 E T 17 29 109 Goat Island 27 01 00 S 153 05 00 E 27 01.000 S 153 05.000 E T 12 53 110 Goat Mountain 26 46 00 S 152 05 00 E 26 46.000 S 152 05.000 E 1056 T 96 291 111 Goodger 26 40 00 S 151 49 00 E 26 40.000 S 151
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