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ARDLETHAN Your Bush Fire Survival Options SPENCE RS LANE Leave Early Option - Tallimba 45 km ARDLETHAN B Y G What is Your Bush Fire Threat? O O Flame Impact R O You and your property are likely to be directly impacted by flame, A deadly levels of radiant heat, significant embers and smoke from a D bush fire. The risk of death and property destruction from bush fire is greatest in this area. Leaving early is your safest option. Track location approx Radiant Heat Impact You and your property are likely to be impacted by deadly levels of radiant heat, significant embers and smoke from a bush fire. You and your property must be well prepared if you choose to stay and defend. Ember Impact K E You and your property are likely to be impacted by lower O G levels of radiant heat, significant embers and smoke from a H A bush fire. You and your property must be well prepared if VE NUE you choose to stay and defend. Be Aware Cemetery Embers can cause fires kilometres from the main fire and can impact on houses up to one hour before the fire arrives and RE DMON D ST several hours after ther fire has passed. It only takes one REET Track location approx ember to ignite your house and property. Ensure that you and your property are well prepared and monitor your property carefully during a bush fire. Recreation PAR K ST REET Reserve NOTE: Impact areas have been prepared at a community level and are based on an Extreme Fire Danger Rating. Information provided on this map is not to be used for building / PAR K ST planning purposes. REET Leave early option: - Mirrool 22 km A well designed and prepared building will provide more protection against bush fire. T T E E E E R R W T T I S S L M S L N MC ILLA N STR O U A EE H H KA T N MA T T R I M I A H H T S A Y N M K I R A OAD R T N R R D O BOY E D C B Your nearest NSP is located at: E STRE O YGO E O O T T S L TREE Ardlethan Bowling Club grounds C T S K Ariah St, Ardlethan BU T R R LEY G S E RIFFI T N E WAY R T Leave Early Option E E M E UL T LI D E - Barellan 33 km NS N ST W A REET ARR A I S R AR TREE L IAH S T A S Your Bush Fire Survival Options TR P D EET R T E A E E GAN STREET N H E C R R O T ARIA H S H S T T REET L W A R O OW H STO O B N STR R O EET R U I N M G D RAIL E WA A Y ST M RE R ET M Y E S L T Stay informed about local fire conditions. R AKER STREET S E B T Check the NSW RFS website or listen to the local E R T emergency radio broadcaster for information on the Fire E E Danger Rating and Bushfire Alert Level. T AY HW HIG LL WE NE T E E R T S N O N N The Three Bush Fire Alert Levels. A The needle indicates the Fire Danger Rating. H S KEEP YOURSELF INFORMED Emergency Local Broadcaster AD ABC Murrumbidgee: 100.5 FM RO ON Leave Early Option ABC Riverina: 89.9 FM DO ABC Triple J: 96.5 FM LE - Grong Grong 47 km MB Commercial radio StarFM: 99.7 FM MU LiveTraffic NSW: 132 701 www.facebook.com/nswrfs www.twitter/nswrfs PRODUCTION INFORMATION Base Data: LPMA Casastre and Topo Database Map Projection: GCS GDA 1994 Print Date / Time: 21/10/2016; 1400 hrs 0 0.25 0.5 Produced by: RFS, PESC-South, Andrew Nicholls BFMC Approval: 26/10/2016, Riverina Km WARNING INFORMATION Have you prepared your Bush Fire Survival Plan? Download a copy of the Bush Fire Survival Plan from www.rfs.nsw.gov.au.
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