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District Council of Loxton Waikerie Rural Roads Rack Plan ! . ! . District Council of Loxton Waikerie RACK PLAN 933 Rural Roads ROAD TABLES RoadID Grid RoadID Grid AUNGER ROAD 2E MALPAS SOUTH ROAD 3E !. BAKARA WELL ROAD 3B MAPLES ROAD 3D BARTON ROAD 3E MARKARANKA ROAD 1B !. BIGGINS ROAD 3E MARRETT ROAD 3C Y BILLIATT ROAD 4D MAY ROAD 3D R A BOOKPURNONG ROAD 2E MEISSNER ROAD 2B A D !. K N ! . N BOOLGUN ROAD 2B MERRITT ROAD 1C U H N ! . A O G N I R B BRAND DRIVE 2D MICKE ROAD 2B U E A L L O K !. BROWNS WELL HIGHWAY 3E MILL ROAD 3E S K CA R R P DE A E BRUCE ROAD 2E MINDARIE ROAD 3C 3D L A T L M L V V A A I L A Y BUTCHERS SOAK ROAD 4F MITCHELL ROAD 3D L R O E K L I C Y L O N CADELL VALLEY ROAD 1B MOONAH BORE ROAD 4F A R . ! U Q . ! CAMERON HIGHWAY 3E MOUNT CHINA ROAD 3F . M ! !. U !. !. R GO CARNELL ROAD 3C MUNCHENBERG ROAD 3D R YD R A ER E CARTER ROAD 1B MURBKO ROAD 1A Y L V IE F CASS ROAD 3D F MURRAYVIEW ROAD 1B !. W O E L CENTURY BOULEVARD 2E NAIDIA ROAD 2A L . OXFORD LANDING ! TZ L I I MN CHRISTIE ROAD 3E NANCE ROAD 4E !. PRO V . ! R S R !. CLARK ROAD 3E NETHERLEIGH ROAD 3A O C A L H 1B M ! . ! . ! R !. INSET 1 E Y COBERA NORTH ROAD 3D NEW WELL CENTRE ROAD 2B O !. T C R !. A A N O C T E O !. ! !. CONSERVATION ROAD 4F NIKALAPKO BOUNDARY ROAD 1B L !. D IG . ! IG W !. CRASE ROAD 2E NITSCHKE ROAD 2D !. T W T R T A !. !. A L CUMMINGS ROAD 3E NITSCHKE ROAD 1C ! . ! F !. H 1A D . UN N ! 1B LINS PO Y 1D 1E 1F CURTIS ROAD 3C NOLL ROAD 1A EV D I E T . ! !. L 1C L S . ! ! DART ROAD 3D NOTTS WELL ROAD 2B E B G . ! ! C N I !. H U . ! H . ! !. !. U !. W DETOUR ROAD 4F OBST ROAD 2E C L ! . ! . ! K ENDURO G ! . ! . ! U C ! . !. ! !. E !. H D . S ! !. !. K DEVLINS POUND ROAD 1C OLD CHURCH ROAD 1B . L ! C ! . D ! . ! !. E . R ! . N I ! . ! DOECKES ROAD 3D . !. ! !. !. OLD LOXTON ROAD 3B . ! . INSE! T 3 F !. A U !. ! . ! STURT ! . !. ! ! . L ! F H ! . ! DROGEMULLER ROAD 2C OLD MAIL ROUTE ROAD 1B Y ! . U !. C IN!.SET 2 !. A !. D !. R D DUFFIELD ROAD 1B ORTLOFF ROAD 4F !. L R !. ! P . ! O ! . ! . ! KO U O DURDIN ROAD 3E OXFORD LANDING ROAD 1A . O ! !. M K B ECKERMANN ROAD 2D PASCHKE ROAD 2B R LTZ U SCHU EDSON ROAD 2A PATTERSONS ROAD 3E . !.! M . ! . ! ! . ! !. EENOOMAH BORE ROAD 4E PAYNE ROAD 3D !. ENDURO ROAD 1A PEDAL METAL TRACK 4D . ! . S ! . I ! D NNI ENGLISH ROAD 2C PETCH ROAD 3E I KA N !. ! !. EUSTICE ROAD 3B PIONEER ROAD 2A G N !. LARBY !. N !. EVANS ROAD 3C PRIEST ROAD 3E . A ! . ! M T FARR ROAD 3C PROMNITZ ROAD 1B . !. ! IT !. T INSET ! 4 LL H RIT FISHER ROAD 2E QUALCO ROAD 1B NO UTE MER LD MAIL RO !. O !. !. FLAVEL ROAD 3F QUAST ROAD 2D FLOWERY PLAINS ROAD 2C RAILWAY TERRACE 3D FOGDEN ROAD 2F . ! . ! RAILWAY TERRACE 3E . ! !. !. FRANKEL ROAD 4D RAILWAY TERRACE 3E A E EL FREUNDT ROAD 2D RAILWAY TERRACE 4F N G G O E G G GALLES HILL ROAD 3E RAMCO SCHOOL ROAD 1A W S A !. C H M !. GIBBS ROAD 2C W W REIMANN ROAD 2D IG A E ROLL R K E Z GOGEL ROAD 2C RIDGEWAY STREET 2A L ISH K . ! L H L G . Y ! EN C S . E ! T C I GOLDING ROAD 2C RIVER ROAD 2A . L S N ! E !. Y IS PASCHKE IN !. N A R A GORDON GORDON ROAD 2E RIVERSLEIGH ROAD 1B P G T L OGEMULLER A DR !. B !. P N R R D GOSSE AVENUE 2D ROLLBUSCH ROAD 3F Y A O E N R H N D N U E BLANCHETOWN C GOYDER HIGHWAY 1C RUNDLE ROAD 3D R MICKE L W I O . I ! !. O O R U K B L K !. GOYDER HIGHWAY 1B SCHELL WELL ROAD 4D W N I P Z . ! . !. ! N F I T !. T G K I KO B C E H S U N . S ! GRIFFITHS ROAD 4D INSET !. O SCHILLING ROAD 2B A A H A !. T . ! E L T O O NG N K SCHILLI N QUA S W S T B GRIFFITHS STREET 4E SCHOBER ROAD 2D K . ! T . ! EDSON D GUN CLUB ROAD 1C SCHUBERT ROAD 4E UN E C . ! OB RE ST HABEL ROAD 2D SCHULTZ ROAD 1C F U R HALL ROAD 2C SCHUTZ ROAD 2C B . !. ! R HAMPEL ROAD 3F SCHWARZ ROAD 2E E . ! BRIERS H SCHOBER G AN HANISCH ROAD 2E SHANNON ROAD 3D N IS . ! C U H HARTWIG ROAD 1B SIDING ROAD 1B A N !. HARVEY ROAD 3E SNAKETRACK ROAD 4F . U ! . LG ! . O 2C !. ! HEINRICH ROAD 2C SNODGRASS ROAD 3D 2B O !. LL B . E 2D !. ! W HENSCHKE ROAD 2D STANITZKI ROAD 2E ! . ! . 2A ! S T INGS . T ! HUTCH . O ! . N ! SCHUTZ N HILLMANVILLE ROAD 3C START ROAD 2B AN !. THOMAS IM ! . !. E ! HITTMANN ROAD 1C . ! STOTT HIGHWAY 2B !. 2F R . !. ! . M ! E . ! HOFFMANN ROAD 3D STURT HIGHWAY 1B . IS .! R SN INSET 6 E . E ! HONDOW ROAD 2F SUEZ CANAL ROAD 3E !. ! . R ! !. !. T ! . !. ! 2E . N NN PYAP ! KERMA HUNTER ROAD 2A TAPLAN ROAD 3E !. U C ! . E Loxton ! . ! !. ! . H !. ! FISHER HUTCHINGS ROAD 2E TAYLOR ROAD 1B ! . ! . ! . GIBBS ! JACHMANN ROAD 3E . ! !. TAYLORVILLE ROAD 1B R !. !. ! . ! . E M ! E A RIDGEWAY JEFFRIES ROAD 4D THE DOG FENCE ROAD 3E N G ! . G ! O E . I A ! KANNI ROAD 1B THOMAS ROAD 2B . !. P ! CENTURY . WUNKAR ! KAROONDA HIGHWAY 3D THREE MILE ROAD 4F . ! STOTT !. INSET!. 5! KERLEYS ROAD 4F TWIGDEN ROAD 1B . ! !. ! ! INSET MACKEY KINGSTON ROAD 2D VAUGHANS ROAD 3E . ! CRASE ! . A L ! I L KLAU ROAD 2D VEITCH ROAD 3D D A F O A H !. H R G KOCH ROAD 2F VINEY ROAD 3F N H O . E !.! E D . V N ! N E I S KOOP ROAD 1C WALL ROAD 4F C HABEL D N R H O G K !. E ! KORAH BORE ROAD 4E WEST BOUNDARY ROAD 2C O W G T L O KRINGIN ROAD 4E WHITE ROAD 3C R D OON I W S A N !. S T G KROLLIG ROAD 2C WIGLEY FLAT ROAD 1C E ! . S ! . ! KUCHEL ROAD 1C WINTRENA ROAD 3D S N LARBY ROAD 1A O Y WOLSELEY STREET 3F H N C TA SELE ILLMAN A S A N P OL !. VILLE V IE S LA W N N LOFFLER ROAD 1C . ! WOON ROAD 2D . ! S N E O R A A N !. D ! D H N LOWBANK ROAD 2C WORMALD ROAD 3D E G N N I S A LA R TAP C I M A PATA N M LUNN ROAD 1B YOUNGS ROAD 3F I T S !. H D S S . ! C MACKEY ROAD 2E ZIERSCH ROAD 4F !. R U . ! A U J E H FARR MAY INSET MAGGEA ROAD 2B D CHRISTIE G !. I . ! . ! !. ! . !. E K MALPAS NORTH ROAD 3E . L ! CARNELL CLAR !. R S I E !. T H H BAKARA WELL R C T ! . U ! PRIEST A S E PAYNE C MITCHELL N I U N H !. B L C L ! . BA T RTON O N !. R IE U . WHITE R ! A O . ! !. D . ! IN OLD LOXTON M V M EI HAMPEL TC H . ! HOFFMANN E L . D ! THE DOG FENCE N DOECKES !. U ! R R A B I R L W O L S L W I !. A N Y N H O . ! S !. S 3F 3B 3C S . ! W H 3A E MA 3D 3E RRET R T L C E E L Y L T WORMA !. T E LD L A E E I T . ! N G P NBERG A I R MUNCHE P . !. ! V A M V D AUGHANS Y A N A I L W BIGGI IL P NS M A M A M . ! APL R ES S IL L . ! N ! . O ! . ! YO R U . ! NGS T H . WINTRENA AY ! AILW H T R PARUNA Note:- R ! . O ! ! . N ! CAMERON HARVEY A INSET !. Rural roads within urban/town R . ALAWOONA ! DART E !. B O . ! . ! addressing areas (as shown on the Plan) will retain their historical !. C INSET ! . ONDA !. KARO ! M names used for urban addressing. !. ! A SUEZ . CANAL ! L . !. ! P A AVEL S FL Refer to local Council for details. S S O G . ! U IN T M Roads without rural addresses may not be shown on this map. H M U C F . ! R G A . R ! . N IF ! K S F . E ! E IT ORTLOFF L I H NANCE R . S ! F F EENOOMAH BORE M E O J SCH ELL W O ELL N A H B O R PED E AL M ETAL !. S KO IFFITH RAH GR BO . ! R RE TOU !. DE T . ! T IA L IL B T R E B This plan reflects the Rural & State road names & road U H C S extents approved by the District Council of Loxton Waikerie (Section 219 Local Government Act) . !. ! 4E Y 4F 4D A ILW RA B . U! TCHE . RS ! KER Ü SOAK LEYS ! . H !. SC HS R W . FIT ! ZIE RIF A G !. !. LL Legend S N IN A . ! G K IN E R K T Loxton Waikerie Roads R A C . ! K Tom Avery State Roads Director Infrastructure Services . CONSERVATION ! THREE MILE Loxton Waikerie Urban Boundaries !.
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