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Canberra Airport N60 Contours Jerrabomberra Hume Tralee Legend N60 contours - Practical Ultimate Capacity 10-20 events/day 20-50 events/day 50-100 events/day 100-200 events/day 200+ events/day South Tralee general residential area ACT Border 0 400 800 1,600 Meters 23/07/2013 Canberra Airport N60 Contours SUTTON GUNGAHLIN EAGLE HAWK BELCONNEN MITCHELL NORTH CANBERRA WAMBOIN CANBERRA CITY STROMLO SOUTH CANBERRA KOWEN FOREST WESTON CREEK WODEN VALLEY QUEANBEYAN CARWOOLA JERRABOMBERRA TUGGERANONG GOOGONG DAM GOOGONG ROYALLA THARWA Legend N60 contours - Practical Ultimate Capacity 10-20 events/day 20-50 events/day 50-100 events/day 100+ events/day Suburb boundary Road network ACT Border 0 4,000 8,000 16,000 Meters 23/07/2013 Canberra Airport N65 Contours Jerrabomberra Hume Tralee Legend N65 contours - Practical Ultimate Capacity 10-20 events/day 20-50 events/day 50-100 events/day 100-200 events/day 200+ events/day South Tralee general residential area ACT Border 0 400 800 1,600 Meters 23/07/2013 Canberra Airport N65 Contours SUTTON GUNGAHLIN EAGLE HAWK BELCONNEN MITCHELL NORTH CANBERRA WAMBOIN CANBERRA CITY STROMLO SOUTH CANBERRA KOWEN FOREST WESTON CREEK WODEN VALLEY QUEANBEYAN CARWOOLA JERRABOMBERRA TUGGERANONG GOOGONG DAM GOOGONG ROYALLA THARWA Legend N65 contours - Practical Ultimate Capacity 10-20 events/day 20-50 events/day 50-100 events/day 100+ events/day Suburb boundary Road network ACT Border 0 4,000 8,000 16,000 Meters 23/07/2013 Canberra Airport N70 Contours Jerrabomberra Hume Tralee Legend N70 contours - Practical Ultimate Capacity 10-20 events/day 20-50 events/day 50-100 events/day 100-200 events/day South Tralee general residential area ACT Border 0 400 800 1,600 Meters 23/07/2013 Canberra Airport N70 Contours SUTTON GUNGAHLIN EAGLE HAWK MITCHELL BELCONNEN NORTH CANBERRA WAMBOIN CANBERRA CITY STROMLO SOUTH CANBERRA KOWEN FOREST WESTON CREEK WODEN VALLEY QUEANBEYAN CARWOOLA JERRABOMBERRA TUGGERANONG GOOGONG DAM GOOGONG Legend N70 contours - Practical Ultimate Capacity 10-20 events/day ROYALLA 20-50 events/day 50-100 events/day 100+ events/day THARWA Suburb boundary Road network ACT Border 0 2,375 4,750 9,500 Meters 23/07/2013.

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