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Ryal Bush East Lochiel-branxholme Rd Spar Bush School Rd Fraser Rd Rule Rd Marshall Rd Forbes Rd Mckenzie Rd Pettigrew Rd Nelson Rd Route No : 9053 Oporo Flat Rd Otahuti-spar Bush Rd Cooper Rd Springhills-tussock Creek Rd Rakahouka-hedgehopeA Rd B Leith Rd Mabel-woodstock Rd TussockTussock CreekCreek Channel Rd RouteNo 9053 WilsonsWilsons CrossingCrossing Wilsons Crossing Rd RouteName Ryal Bush SparSpar BushBush Duncan Rd MapDistance 54.84 Makarewa-browns Rd DailyDistance 109.69 Hamilton Rd Ryal Bush School Rd Tussock Creek-grove Bush Rd RouteType D Collinson Rd RyalRyal BushBush Cox Rd LastModified 1 June 2001 TaramoaTaramoa Blakie Rd Hanning Rd Waianiwa-sparLincoln Bush Rd Rd Achison Rd Cross Rd Mabel-grove Bush Rd E Mabel-grove Bush Rd W Breeze Rd Mcneece Rd Horman Rd Weir Rd Macadam Rd GroveGrove BushBush Turkey Bush Rd GroveGrove BushBush Dudley St MakarewaMakarewa JunctionJunction WaianiwaWaianiwa SchoolSchool BranxholmeBranxholme MakarewaMakarewa JunctionJunction WaianiwaWaianiwaOporoOporo BranxholmeBranxholme North Makarewa-grove Bush Rd Helena Rd Creek Rd Counsell Rd Minerva Rd Rakahouka-grove Bush Rd Paterson Rd Clark Rd Bridge Inn Rd Branxholme-makarewa Rd Lorne-dacre Rd (sh 98) Price Rd Riverton-wallacetown Hwy (sh 99) Mclean Rd Kennedy Rd ArgyleArgyle CornerCorner Underwood-linds Brdg Rd Gray Rd Orion Rd E King Rd Taramoa-west Plains Rd Flora Rd E Calypso Rd Diana Rd Rose Rd Mill Rd N Actaeon Rd Ryal Bush-wallacetown Rd RakahoukaRakahouka Irving Rd MakarewaMakarewa SchoolSchool Kennington-roslyn Bush Rd Moir St Multiple of Route Taramoa Rd WallacetownWallacetown SchoolSchool Wilson Rd Taramoa Hall Rd UnderwoodUnderwood Taylor Rd 1 Clyde St UnderwoodUnderwoodRussell Rd Boyle Rd LornevilleLorneville Aerodrome Rd RoslynRoslyn BushBush 2 Mcdowall Rd Trotter Rd Dunlop St Crowe Rd 3 Roslyn Rd Bridge Rd Mcgilvray Rd Froggat Rd Devonshire St 4 Leonard Rd Longbush South Rd Henderson Rd Mcivor Rd Redmayne Rd Moffett Rd Neas Rd Myross Rd 5 W Plains School Rd Fowler Rd WestWest PlainsPlainsKakapo StSacredSacred HeartHeart SchoolSchool (Waikiwi)(Waikiwi) MyrossMyross BushBush SchoolSchool 6 W Plains Rd WestWest PlainsPlains SchoolSchool SacredSacred HeartHeart SchoolSchool (Waikiwi)(Waikiwi) MyrossMyrossMyrossMyross Bush BushBush SchoolSchool Grace Rd Allison Rd Drysdale Rd Waimatuku Bush Rd Durham St Bainfield Rd SouthlandSouthland AdventistAdventist ChristianChristian SchoolSchool Dawson Rd Butson Rd RuruWaikiwiRuruWaikiwi SpecialSpecial SchoolSchool SchoolSchool Fairweather Rd LongbushLongbush Baxter StRuruRuruGimblett SpecialSpecial St SchoolSchool LongbushLongbush CollingwoodCollingwood IntermediateIntermediate OneOne TreeTree CollingwoodCollingwoodWaikiwiWaikiwi IntermediateIntermediate Bethunes Ln GrasmereGrasmereBenmore St SchoolSchool WaihopaiWaihopai Clapham Rd 1cm = 1.13km GrasmereGrasmere Ayresdale Rd Camp Rd GrasmereGrasmereMoana St Bay Rd River St Auburn Rd SalfordSalford SchoolSchool Albert Cres RosedaleRosedaleLayardJamesJames St Tuai St HargestHargest HighHighBrown SchoolSchoolRd KenningtonKennington Printed: 22 March 2005 RosedaleRosedaleRosedaleRosedaleWaverleyWaverley IntermediateIntermediateArunJamesJames Cres HargestHargest HighHigh SchoolSchool KenningtonKennington RosedaleRosedaleWaverleyAbbotWaverley St IntermediateIntermediate Rimu Rd Mill Rd S InvercargillInvercargillInvercargill NorthNorthNorth SchoolSchoolSchool Gardiner Rd Forde Rd GladstoneGladstoneCatherineInvercargillInvercargillInvercargill St NorthNorthNorth SchoolSchoolSchool Ferry Rd Alice St Queens Dr Accessway RimuRimu SchoolSchool Antrim St RimuRimu SchoolSchool WaihopaiWaihopaiSouthlandSouthland Leith St SchoolSchool Boys'Boys'WaverleyWaverley HighHigh SchoolSchool ParkPark SchoolSchoolMillMill RoadRoad RimuRimu SchoolSchool Avenal St StSt Theresa'sTheresa'sGlengarryGlengarry SchoolSchool (Invercargill)(Invercargill) Cameron Rd Hughes Rd Otatara Rd StSt John'sJohn's Girls'Girls'StSt School SchoolTheresa'sTheresa'sGlengarryGlengarry (Invercargill)(Invercargill) SchoolSchool (Invercargill)(Invercargill) AvenalAvenal WindsorWindsor EarnslawAvenalAvenal St WindsorWindsorAnglem St Deveron St Oteramika Rd Mcstay Rd Cr tchlow Greig Rd East Rd (sh 1) Wilcox Rd b u s i n e s s m a p p i n g s o l u t i o n s Fosbender Rd AscotAscotBaker St CommunityCommunity Mckellar SchoolSchool Rd 55 Arcd AscotAscot CommunityCommunity SchoolSchool Bond Pl Doon St Alexander Ave Curry Rd RichmondRichmond Rockdale Rd Coggins Rd Longford Rd WestWest InvercargillInvercargill RichmondRichmondHawthorndaleHawthorndale WestWest InvercargillInvercargillInvercargillInvercargillInvercargill MiddleMiddleMiddle SchoolSchoolSchool Brand Rd Sourced from LINZ data. 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