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SUNSHINE COAST AREA SUNSHINE COAST AREANP 0 5 Km Tamaree y ar M Electoral Act 1992 Gympie NP N Curra 2017 Boundary of Electoral District REGIONAL MAP 8 D Great Sandy NP HWY R showing ELECTORAL DISTRICTS in Lower Corella Wonga M a ry Goomboorian SUNSHINE COAST AREA SUNSHINE COAST AREANP 0 5 km Tamaree No BRUCE osa Y A R B iv er KIN K IN HWY N A C RD IN T Gympie R iver Widgee The Palms RD WOOLOOGA Gympie Glastonbury South Monkland Lake Cooloola M a ry RD Fig Tree Point Pie Creek B R U C E Woondum Elanda Point Kin Kin Lagoon Pocket Lake Cootharaba Glastonbury NP Tandur Woondum NP Boreen Point Teewah NOOSA River Dagun KIN Traveston KIN Noosa Pinbarren GYMPIE Amamoor Cooran H W Y Lake Pomona Cooroibah Cooroibah Tuchekoi NP r R e i Laguna Bay Kandanga iv ve R r Lake Tewantin NP Macdonald Tewantin Alexandria Bay RD Noosa COO NOOSA Creek ROY Heads Melawondi Tinbeerwah Noosaville D R Cooroy k Sunshine Beach e e r C A Kandanga S O O N Carters Lake Weyba Ridge Imbil B R EMU UC Noosa RD E NP Yabba EK RE C RD I Eumundi D M UN O Peregian M U EU N T A Beach IN y Brooloo ar YABBA M RD Lake D NOOSA Borumba R KENILWORTH I D N U M North Arm U E Creek Cooloolabin Coolum H Dam W Beach Yabba Y NINDERRY D R Point Perry Ninderry SOUTH R iv er M U Yaroomba L YA O Yandina ND I O NA y C r Wappa Dam a M NICKLIN M ar Y PACIFIC oo c W Mapleton NP hy R M Kulangoor iver Kenilworth Marcoola Obi O B OCEAN I MAROOCHYDORE O B O Bli Bli bi Mapleton I Mudjimba Nambour RD E N I C H re MAROOCHYDORE e S k B N Picnic R U U Point S Jimna C E M A L E N RD Y Woombye Maleny NP Flaxton E Maroochydore YDOR CH OO AR M Kondalilla NP Alexandra Headland M a ry Mooloolaba Palmwoods Buderim RD Montville LOOLAB OO A Witta M Lake Baroon BUDERIM INE SH MWY r Kawana Conondale NP N e U iv S R Waters Conondale WAY KILCOY Eudlo KENILWORTH R Sippy Mooloolah River D Downs NP H W River Y lah oo l N o I o k M L e e K r Maleny C C I Obi N Yednia bi LAN O D S B Mooloolah O R OU MURGON GH KAWANA CA LO MALENY UN DRA Dularcha NP RD R D Moffat Head Landsborough Caloundra R D HWY Caloundra Head k e e r C MOUNTAINS CALOUNDRA BEERWAH r e v i R R D Y Peachester O GLASSHOUSE C L I K Beerwah Bellthorpe NP NANANGO Passage C y ooc le D hi n n a R t S RD y Coochin Creek o c l i K C re Glass House ek Mountains GLASS HOUSE E C Pumicestone S U N R I B HWY A T N D'AGUILAR U D'AGUILAR O M Kilcoy Glass House Mountains NP Tripcony Bight E Woodford E S S K U O Thooloora Beerburrum H Island HWY S S Bribie Island A L Bribie Island NP G D K R I D'aguilar L C O Y Hazeldean Delaneys Creek Pumicestone NP Lake Somerset M Donnybrook U R Elimbah R Pumicestone U B Y R E W E H B Wamuran R Meldale Toorbul D Wamuran Basin Banksia D 'AG Beach UI LAR Hornes PUMICESTONE Corner Moodlu Passage Lower Cressbrook Ningi ND Bellara A RD Mount Mee L IS Campbells BRIBIE Woorim Pocket Bootawa BRISBANE Caboolture Sandstone Deer Reserve NP Bellmere Point HWY Godwin Ca bo Beach olt Bongaree ure Skirmish Point Cooeeimbardi Somerset Dam Rocksberg Morayfield WOODFORD Bald Point R D'Aguilar NP Upper i v South Point e No r r Caboolture th E C U MORAYFIELD R Caboonbah B Beachmere P R i D i n v e e e R n r a RD b is Br R T BANCROFT i v RD A e L r F Deception Bay REDCLIFFE Y PINE RIVERS E K A Moreton Bay Lake O Rive Wivenhoe r © Electoral Commission Queensland 2017. © The State of Queensland (Department of Natural Resources and Mines) 2015. Map drawn by Spatial Vision.
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