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Illawarra Regional TO MENANGLE TO CAMPBELLTOWN TO CAMPBELLTOWN TO CAMPBELLTOWN TO WORONORA DAM TO HEATHCOTE 6km, For adjoining map see TO CAMDEN 8km 3km A 11km 9km 8km B 10km C 4.5km SYDNEY 43km D Cartoscope's Sutherland Region Map Waterfall F © Copyright LANDS & Cartoscope Pty Ltd. IN SUTHERLAND TAMOLLA N 4km 151º00'E 150º50'E S R DWY k D HEATHCOTE r A e E e M v e i SHIRE r NATIONAL THE V CITY River R y McKELL RD C RD I DR a R PARK WAT TO w COUNCIL l RD i AV a SIR RD 68 9km LAKE RD R 69 WORONORA GRAND TO PICTONTO G PACIFIC e OF s DR o re r a DRIVE NATIONAL g H e ' STEVENS Y 31 s O B ROYAL A E 56 RD R PARK T 34º10'S CARROLLS W R GARAWARRA A E M E STATE R Creek F CONS. AREA CAMPBELLTOWN Governor Game GARIETO rn GARAWARRA e N Lookout E a STATE GL h A HWY ns AN t r so EN o il CONS. AREA T 1 M u E 1 o n W S P o LYSAGHTS R NATIONAL S r ng E i U Main o k c H N a W E BRIAN H K WA Douglas River 6km RD ST o ' Park H TO PICTONTO a S PARK r E e K s R Rivulet A Helensburgh A P DHARAWAL ST l HWY ard l G in a WOLLONDILLY e n s rs APPIN C OTFORD h LADY a Ck a t t SOUTHERN a Sto k a r e r L a Est. 1811 A s W c a R WALKER t Creek W E RD Ck DOU Appin N Otford Lookout GLA C Hindu LLOYD S Elev. 240m E PL HUME Four STATE Temple S E C KelKellyslys Kings IN Ck H Falls Otford Falls R AR P Stanwell GR PARK RD AVE DR Br en Creek Tops Bald Hill na n Mile Darkes C 38km s Lawrence Hargrave l k e RD Georges BULLI ll m Forest c we Memorial & Lookout o n en D ta ts A R TO MITTAGONG TO R S Ck Stanwell Park River Ck K E ARTICLES DR S ASHWOOD RD FINE ART GALLERY C Flat r C e r CONSERVATION ILLAWARRA e e A k River e FOR ESCARPMENT l k E l S a T STATE CONS. TOURIST DRIVE n AREA 10 s RD Wilton C DR a GRAND PACIFIC DRIVE 8km t Cataract a WILTON r Scout a Coalcliff TO PICTONTO c Camp DHARAWAL t C NAT RES Sea Cliff Bridge r e APPIN AREA e 88 k River Clifton 2 69 2 COUNCIL FWY Maddens 68 Plains CATARACT DAM Scarborough RD elec. 60 Kiosk Wombarra E V A CATARACT R C G o LAKE R r A d H N e a u PICTO x N Coledale SOUTHERN Sublime Point 150º40'E Lookout Bulli Lookout Austinmer MAP 1 Bulli Tops Thirroul BULLI METROPOLITAN RD PASS 88 RD Midden Area, ILLAWARRA migratory bird breeding ground R ESCARPMENT Tourist drive......................................................................... i k v Creek STATE CONS. Whale fishing sheds e e 69 e Freeway, highway................................................................... r AREA r Bulli (Sandon) Point 34º20'S C Major road, secondary road..................................................... Bulli A Tertiary road, unsealed road........................................... River Open 10am-5pm Y Waniora Point 4W drive track/fire trail, walking track.............................................. 3 CORDEAUX DAM CATCHMENT 3 W BULLI BEACH H Cycleway, railway............................................................... TOURIST PARK elec. EY Accredited visitor information centre, hospital........................ SL U Avon O Woonona Visitor information centre, youth hostel, hotel..................... Tourist attraction, motel, ambulance, club, toilet..................A A C AVON DAM Airport, museum, lookout, resort, caravan park.................. Castle PICTON LAKE AREA Fireplace, picnic area, camping, water, bowling........................ CORDEAUX DISTRIBUTOR Historic site, horse riding, bushwalking, golf........................... Boat hire, water skiing, telephone, sailing.................................... ILLAWARRA S E Tennis, fishing, swimming, canoeing, winery.................................. WINGECARRIBEE ESCARPMENT C s RD Bellambi d STATE CONS. AREA N Bellambi Point I l Creek Petrol, bed & breakfast, lighthouse, boat launch........................ a R n RD o P D 88 State Forest, National Park boundary............................................ DR Corrimal CORRIMAL BEACH Council boundary........................................................................... TOURIST PARK L L PIONEER E MT S Towradgi Point S I B NORTHERN Towradgi REGIONAL MAP E Fairy V I WOLLONGONG SURF LEISURE RESORT L Meadow C CITY ILLAWARRA TOURIST DRIVE 11 ESCARPMENT TOURIST DRIVE D STATE CONS. AREA Mt Keira 10 DR LAKE Lookout GRAND PACIFIC DRIVE li AVON il Mt Keira w a Robertson Native g North Wollongong n Lookout o Keiraville W M OF T K Dog Nareena E IR Flagstaff Point Hills A O 4 ' 4 MOUNT B RD R RD ILLAWARRA W KEMBLA I E ESCARPMENT a Ck NS VILLAGE t WOLLONGONG L STATE CONS. e itt r l AREA HOTEL A e 151 WOLLONGONG RD Figtree Mt Kembla Ck COUNCIL Kembla Lookout RD For more detail Mt see Map 4 Kembla Little EAUX ORD B Mtn C u KEMBLA Pt Kembla r Unanderra k Cordeaux Steelworks e STATE FOREST Heights BHP Allens Sport ek ARMBOR Stadium re F OU C GH RD FIVE THE AUSTRALIAN FWY R MOTORLIFE Kembla i v e MUSEUM Grange Cringila ISLANDS r RD 60 ILLAWARRA ESCARPMENT STATE CONS. AREA RD WEST DAPTO Mullet Berkeley Port Kembla Railway RD N SEA Creek OR TH F6 CL Warrawong Port Kembla IF Wongawilli FE Scenic Lookout N Kanahooka BERKELEY DR Big Island RD Dapto ER K NAT RES A Robins H NA T H Kemblawarra Horsley U O Ck FUTUREWORLD ECO Red Point O O BONG S K TECHNOLOGY CENTRE BONG A 34º30'S LAKESIDE FOWLERS DR RD RD RD Primbee 5 Beach 5 CLEVELAND RD Koonawarra 10 TOURIST DRIVE Mullet ek re C 151 GRAND PACIFIC DRIVE AVONDA OASIS a L HU COMFORT INN r E NTL LAKE RESORT r RD E RD Y FAIRWAYS e d n ILLAWARRA River a n Avondale Perkins U RD Windang Avon Bevans WINDANG BEACH TOURIST PARK Island MOUNT YA Creek LLAH RD Yallah Vale Duck ss LL Windang Island o A RD SH M MAR Marsha l l Warilla oun M t C re ek RD CALDERWOOD SYDNEY WARILLA BOWLS & MACQUARIE MICROLIGHT RECREATION CLUB Calderwood CENTRE Mt PASS RD Murray Oak Barrack Point KE RD A 28km NATIONAL Flats L Shellharbour E Barrack Point I let City Centre TO MITTAGONG TO SHELLHARBOUR AR vu BLACKBUTT U i PION Q R EE PARK TH C R RESERVE OR MA 48 N H DR cqua Albion RD a r a M ie z SHELLHARBOUR HWY Park F LINK e r 6 l C LLAW t a WEST Ck I AR o R RA n z EAST TONGARRA e O For more detail see Map 3 r s O RESERVE RD M Proposed k E e Marina C 6 J e A r r e M "Cities Services Boston" C e RD 2km TOURIST DRIVE 8 B Memorial, 1943 k E SHELLHARBOUR R Ck Shell CK O O O Bass Point ck R Cove TO ROBERTSON TO o Bushrangers Bay COUNCIL Yellow R W O BASS POINT L TD 9 L RESERVE Ck E RD Y Dunmore E ocklo L R w A angaroo CROOME V Westringia Point K C KILLALEA re e STATE PARK k LOW DR ILLAWARRA FLY ROCK TREE TOP WALK Nellies Glen Picnic Area D TASMAN ou Ck RD gla s KIAMA Stack Island M RD O Knights HILL Minnamurra Point U oo NTA Hill (Start of coastal walk) ar RD Carrington River IN g Entrance n Falls Minnamurra Minnamurra a Gate Mi KNIGHTS Falls nn K am Ck ur ra GRAND sh u Minnamurra Rainforest r iver PACIFIC easa B R Cathedral Rocks h n P t DRIVE s k AMP ree SW 0 1 2 3 4 5 Steep and very C JAMBER Jamberoo O windy road, O no long vehicles Kilometres over 12 metres RD RD Bombo Jamberoo Frys ek Ck or 12 tonnes re E C Ck L K A For more C Jamberoo D S detail see Ck L A Ck R Lookout L Gerringong R I E RD Ck Map 2 T Creek H V Falls I RD R BUDDEROO s RD e c Y Lighthouse built in1887 34º40'S B NATIONAL la l A k a L e Blowhole Point 7 L e 7 W l g e Hyams A LONG r n a i (End of coastal walk) W r C d p Kiama Blowhole n S Burra i O a O Illawarra t Logontoseedetailed R n RD E k Lookout u D e o BRU KIAMA A D e F SH g U r touring and holiday maps, gon B C errin BARREN Saddleback G Ck ra a RD information and to purchase r r Marsden Head GROUNDS COUNCIL e J CK maps and guides. BA Wonga E unno PARK Falls L M ra Ck D M Index to adjoining D unna Saddleback A Cartoscope maps NATURE Mountain S Clickonthe Budderoo onds Lookout weblink below Lam RESERVE Macarthur Sutherland to log on Region Region Map Brou 4 TOURIST DRIVE Map gh t o For adjoining map see map adjoining For n n Wollongong/ Mount Pleasant Shellharbour/ Coar Fox se Lookout Kiama www.maps.com.au Cartoscope's Map Country Capital HWY CITY RD Region Map er C RD rog s r B e e VALLEY k Capital Creek D Shoalhaven Co Country n N n o U C Map Region Map r ro RD s O o R Ir Ck k G w e X in d s O WO F WERRI BEACH km O DH Ck HOLIDAY PARK IL L Werri Beach RODWAY NATURE RESERVE M O U Source: © DEPARTMENT OF LANDS VALLEY 11 N TO KANGAROOTO T Creek A PANORAMA AVENUE BATHURST 2795 I N 8 OF Gerringong www.lands.nsw.gov.au Proposed 8 www.lands.nsw.gov.au Upgrade This map was produced and published by Cartoscope Pty Ltd and 7 TOURIST DRIVE RD S may not be reproduced in any way without written permission of the CE Railway HHH Click above for NSW Government map products RIN publishers.
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