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Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Official Coordinates for the Temora, NSW,Australia Control Points Worldwide Soaring Turnpoint Exchange Official Coordinates for the Temora, NSW,Australia Control Points Contest: NSW State Championships 2019 Courtesy of Nick Gilbert ( [email protected] ) Dated: 11 November 2019 Magnetic Variation: 11.5E Time zone: Australia/NSW,Summer offset from GMT is 11:00 and in Winter it is 10:00. Printed Friday,15November 2019 at 04:52 GMT USE ATYOUR OWN RISK Do not use for navigation, for flight verification only. 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* Comment ID Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ FEET Km 1 Start Finish 34 23 38 S 147 29 52 E 34 23.633 S 147 29.867 E 900 SF Start and Finish STRTFIN 3.6 356 2Aleena 34 04 23 S 147 08 01 E 34 04.383 S 147 08.017 E 884.8 T ALEENA 52 330 3Ardlethan 34 21 32 S 146 54 12 E 34 21.533 S 146 54.200 E 685 T ARDLEHAN 56 289 4Ariah Park 34 20 38 S 147 13 03 E 34 20.633 S 147 13.050 E 754 T ARIAHPK 28 300 5Barellan 34 17 02 S 146 34 17 E 34 17.033 S 146 34.283 E 527.9 T BARELLAN 87 292 6Barmedman 34 09 16 S 147 23 21 E 34 09.267 S 147 23.350 E 797.2 T BARMEDMA 32 351 7Bethungra 34 45 45 S 147 51 10 E 34 45.750 S 147 51.167 E 1106 T BETHUNGR 49 152 8Bobadah 32 19 06 S 146 41 26 E 32 19.100 S 146 41.433 E 1099.1 T BOBADAH 246 353 9Boorowa 342615 S 148 43 18 E 34 26.250 S 148 43.300 E 1532.2 T BOOROWA 111 103 10 Bribbaree 34 07 01 S 147 52 41 E 34 07.017 S 147 52.683 E 931.1 T BRIBBARE 48 56 11 Burcher 33 31 01 S 147 15 26 E 33 31.017 S 147 15.433 E 702 T BURCHER 104 359 12 Canowindra 33 33 35 S 148 40 34 E 33 33.583 S 148 40.567 E 1049.9 T CANOWIND 144 60 13 Caragabal 33 50 23 S 147 44 33 E 33 50.383 S 147 44.550 E 830.1 T CARAGBAL 69 30 14 Carrathool 34 24 42 S 145 26 17 E 34 24.700 S 145 26.283 E 336.9 T CARRATHL 190 282 15 Coleambally 34 48 01 S 145 50 48 E 34 48.017 S 145 50.800 E 370.1 T COLMBLLY 158 266 Temora, NSW,Australia - page 2 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Comment ID Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ FEET Km 16 Colinroobie 34 30 55 S 146 40 26 E 34 30.917 S 146 40.433 E 744 T COLINROO 77 274 17 Conargo 35 18 12 S 145 10 55 E 35 18.200 S 145 10.917 E 317.9 T CONARGO 234 256 18 Condoblin AD 33 04 13 S 147 12 47 E 33 04.217 S 147 12.783 E 633 AT CONDOAD 153 1 19 Coolamon 34 48 58 S 147 12 11 E 34 48.967 S 147 12.183 E 482 T COOLAMON 52 224 20 Cootamundra AD 34 37 44 S 148 02 01 E 34 37.733 S 148 02.017 E 1105 AT COOTAAD 53 127 21 Corowa AD355940 S 146 21 22 E 35 59.667 S 146 21.367 E 485 AT COROWAD 203 222 22 Cowabbie 34 34 41 S 146 56 35 E 34 34.683 S 146 56.583 E 627 T COWABBIE 55 263 23 Cowra AD 33 51 10 S 148 39 20 E 33 51.167 S 148 39.333 E 971.1 AT COWRAAD 123 71 24 Cudal AD 33 16 42 S 148 46 15 E 33 16.700 S 148 46.250 E 1610 AT CUDALAD 173 54 25 Deniliqun AD 35 33 40 S 144 56 37 E 35 33.667 S 144 56.617 E 308.1 AT DENILAD 266 252 26 Euabalong 33 06 38 S 146 28 11 E 33 06.633 S 146 28.183 E 531 T EUABALNG 175 338 27 Forbes AD 33 21 49 S 147 56 04 E 33 21.817 S 147 56.067 E 761.2 AT FORBSAD 124 30 28 Ganmain 34 47 29 S 147 02 14 E 34 47.483 S 147 02.233 E 650 T GANMAIN 59 238 29 Garema 33 33 02 S 147 56 24 E 33 33.033 S 147 56.400 E 761 T GAREMA 105 34 30 Gidginbung 34 19 29 S 147 28 14 E 34 19.483 S 147 28.233 E 876 T GIDGNBNG 12 354 31 Girral 33 43 01 S 147 11 52 E 33 43.017 S 147 11.867 E 787 T GIRRAL 84 351 32 Goolgowi 33 59 26 S 145 42 32 E 33 59.433 S 145 42.533 E 387.1 T GOOLGOWI 172 297 33 Grenfell 33 53 56 S 148 09 15 E 33 53.933 S 148 09.250 E 1079.1 T GRENFELL 83 57 34 Grong Grong 34 44 21 S 146 47 01 E 34 44.350 S 146 47.017 E 488 T GRONGRNG 75 254 35 Harden 34 33 01 S 148 22 02 E 34 33.017 S 148 22.033 E 1417 T HARDEN 80 112 36 Hay AD 34 31 58 S 144 49 59 E 34 31.967 S 144 49.983 E 317.9 AT HAY A-D 246 278 37 Hillcrest 34 04 27 S 146 27 29 E 34 04.450 S 146 27.483 E 511 T HILLCREST 104 303 38 Hillston AD 33 29 47 S 145 31 21 E 33 29.783 S 145 31.350 E 390.1 AT HILLSTAD 210 310 39 Illabo 34 49 03 S 147 44 24 E 34 49.050 S 147 44.400 E 1174.5 T ILLABO 49 166 40 Jerilderie AD 35 22 14 S 145 43 28 E 35 22.233 S 145 43.467 E 298 AT JERILDAD 194 248 41 Koorawatha 34 02 23 S 148 33 21 E 34 02.383 S 148 33.350 E 1115.5 T KOORAWAT 105 78 42 Kywong 34 59 14 S 146 44 17 E 34 59.233 S 146 44.283 E 515.1 T KYWONG 94 240 43 LakeCargelligo AF 33 16 58 S 146 22 31 E 33 16.967 S 146 22.517 E 555 AT LAKCALAF 165 332 44 LakeCow al334120 S 147 21 28 E 33 41.333 S 147 21.467 E 768 T LAKECWAL 83 2 45 Leeton AD 34 29 51 S 146 26 58 E 34 29.850 S 146 26.967 E 399.9 AT LEETNAD 97 276 46 Lockhart 35 13 33 S 146 42 59 E 35 13.550 S 146 42.983 E 505 T LOCKHART 115 230 47 Mahda 34 12 01 S 147 06 37 E 34 12.017 S 147 06.617 E 873 T MAHDA 44 316 48 Marrar 34 49 19 S 147 20 51 E 34 49.317 S 147 20.850 E 955 T MARRAR 47 210 49 Milvale 34 18 56 S 147 54 54 E 34 18.933 S 147 54.900 E 994 T MILVALE 39 84 50 Mimosa 34 35 01 S 147 21 36 E 34 35.017 S 147 21.600 E 983.9 T MIMOSA 22 229 51 Mirrool 34 18 28 S 147 05 11 E 34 18.467 S 147 05.183 E 715 T MIRROOL 41 300 52 Morundah 34 56 01 S 146 18 19 E 34 56.017 S 146 18.317 E 439 T MORUNDAH 124 254 53 Naradhan 33 36 47 S 146 19 43 E 33 36.783 S 146 19.717 E 705 T NARADHAN 141 321 54 Narromine AD 32 13 02 S 148 13 25 E 32 13.033 S 148 13.417 E 776.9 AT NRMINEAD 254 27 55 Norwood Park 34 06 28 S 146 49 19 E 34 06.467 S 146 49.317 E 649 T NORWOODP 72 311 56 Nymagee 32 04 15 S 146 19 05 E 32 04.250 S 146 19.083 E 1009.8 T NYMAGEE 284 348 Temora, NSW,Australia - page 3 Number Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude Elevation Codes* Comment ID Distance Bearing °’" °’" °’ °’ FEET Km 57 Old Junee 34 51 16 S 147 34 21 E 34 51.267 S 147 34.350 E 837 T OLDJUNEE 48 185 58 Peak Hill 32 43 48 S 148 11 40 E 32 43.800 S 148 11.667 E 971.1 T PEAKHILL 199 30 59 Pleasant Hills 35 27 29 S 146 47 47 E 35 27.483 S 146 47.783 E 698 T PLSNTHLL 132 221 60 Quandary 34 22 20 S 147 19 12 E 34 22.333 S 147 19.200 E 862 T QUANDARY 18 300 61 Rankin Springs 33 50 29 S 146 16 15 E 33 50.483 S 146 16.250 E 856 T RANKSPG 131 311 62 Reefton 34 14 38 S 147 25 59 E 34 14.633 S 147 25.983 E 869.1 T REEFTON 21 353 63 Roto 33 03 29 S 145 27 52 E 33 03.483 S 145 27.867 E 410.1 T ROTO 243 320 64 Springdale 34 28 06 S 147 43 32 E 34 28.100 S 147 43.533 E 981 T SPRINDLE 20 115 65 Stockinbingal 34 30 19 S 147 53 02 E 34 30.317 S 147 53.033 E 977.7 T STCKNBNG 36 116 66 Tallimba 33 59 33 S 146 52 52 E 33 59.550 S 146 52.867 E 791 T TALLIMBA 75 321 67 Tara 34 31 37 S 147 09 29 E 34 31.617 S 147 09.483 E 912 T TARA 34 262 68 Temora AD 34 25 30 S 147 30 30 E 34 25.500 S 147 30.500 E 921.9 HDT Home TEMORA 69 The Rock 35 16 19 S 147 06 59 E 35 16.317 S 147 06.983 E 698 T THE ROCK 101 212 70 Tocumwal AD 35 48 46 S 145 36 12 E 35 48.767 S 145 36.200 E 387 AT TOCUMAD 232 239 71 TottenhamAD 32 15 16 S 147 22 01 E 32 15.267 S 147 22.017 E 784.1 AT TOTTENAD 242 8 72 Trundle 32 55 27 S 147 42 03 E 32 55.450 S 147 42.050 E 823.5 T TRUNDLE 168 18 73 TrungleyHal 34 17 23 S 147 33 17 E 34 17.383 S 147 33.283 E 918.6 T TRUNGHAL 16 27 74 Tullamore 32 38 42 S 147 34 14 E 32 38.700 S 147 34.233 E 826.1 T TULLAMRE 198 13 75 Tullibigeal 33 25 11 S 146 43 28 E 33 25.183 S 146 43.467 E 613 T TULLIBGL 133 338 76 Tumbarumba 35 46 54 S 148 00 55 E 35 46.900 S 148 00.917 E 2198.2 T TUMBRMBA 158 175 77 Tumut AD 35 16 06 S 148 14 33 E 35 16.100 S 148 14.550 E 899 AT TUMUTAD 115 156 78 Udale 34 08 24 S 146 37 40 E 34 08.400 S 146 37.667 E 525 T UDALE 87 303 79 Ungarie 33 38 01 S 146 57 48 E 33 38.017 S 146 57.800 E 689 T UNGARIE 101 342 80 Urana 35 19 44 S 146 16 31 E 35 19.733 S 146 16.517 E 383 T URANA 151 239 81 Walbundrie 35 41 52 S 146 43 35 E 35 41.867 S 146 43.583 E 607 T WALBUNDR 158 218 82 Wallendbeen 34 31 40 S 148 09 20 E 34 31.667 S 148 09.333 E 3300.5 T WALLNDBN 60 113 83 Weethalle 33 52 35 S 146 37 14 E 33 52.583 S 146 37.233 E 757 T WEETHLLE 102 318 84 West Wyalong AP 33 56 20 S 147 11 27 E 33 56.333 S 147 11.450 E 859 AT WESTWONG 61 343 85 Wirrinya 33 40 32 S 147 49 02 E 33 40.533 S 147 49.033 E 876 T WIRRINYA 88 30 86 Yenda 34 14 51 S 146 11 16 E 34 14.850 S 146 11.267 E 479 T YENDA 123 290 87 Young AD 34 15 45 S 148 14 39 E 34 15.750 S 148 14.650 E 1256 AT YOUNGAD 70 87 Codes* A: Airport D: Glider Airfield F: Finish Point H: Home airport S: Start Point T: Turnpoint.
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