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C Comet Groundwaters Bauhinia Peaks 26 ! ! r a Moura e n v o i Lake C 14 26 R 14 Cania a 15 o W F k i Lower Dawson Groundwaters g k h a e s ! e o r k h to e 3 e Kalpowar e n re r r N C C C C r C r on t r e e e a e l 28 e ! i k e y e k k v m Moonford d S k i a 21 n ee Z a r R S C 15 y ck n o C ! w 33 ly ver R le 3 l Monto ! Ri o u r m G ive 13 a Tambo N k B t ee is y Cr k 8 h on C c ! a v re o ar ar C ek e ! g rn r e k R Theodore S oo a N Mulgildie S ° l C ° oo 35 o 5 D go 5 2 2 33 ! D R ive Kapaldo a r Creek w kade Stoc 7 s o ! n Wuruma Abercorn R stl 21 Reservoir a e i C C ek v d re e e Cynthi!a Ru in r ek Cre 21 n R o o t k e b r e ! ! r in e C s Cracow Ceratodus t nd y o s Sa n e 20 Upper Dawson - Taroom area h C k r ek C e ! re C e Groundwaters Eidsvold e ardine re k C S e e k ver r e i i C r R A u u d y b o d u e g rn n R e a B iv r e St r S 20 r Jo a hn W C nth Upper Dawson - Injune area k H o ga ull C a Baffle Creek o c ! Mundubbera Groundwaters k C reek a t o ! o Daw 29 Taroom k son C e Shallow (windmill bores) Ri 27 r Gidya re Hutto ve e C n r e k R o ee k C cky r r e ek 11 C C re Billin ek Augathella! B un an g ab Cr ee Injune ! k Precipice sandstone ek re Y C 29 o eek r e r n eek k k C e ju r e Y In C re v C o i C n S k o S a ° e e ° R e s r s 6 C n 6 32 r g h r 2 h 2 a a o o a b 32 d o m H J o a n ur J r a E u C an k B da a C Coal seam gas layer h u t k M n ee n r M g C Wandoan ! a A e r ng a C el w k r lala n 29 e G n o e e a r e k g r n D o C d r o Boondooma a g i e ll i e w Lake a b C C B o r k u od e S k e n ! C e e g e e t re r o k i l Guluguba e C l o c Hutton sandstone (Injune) k k n B C k y to u e W s r a e r e e g r M r a e d g k a C y C r C h e t k e y ! l k Charleville !Morven B Mungallala! ! Mitchell ! Womalilla ! Hodgson ! Amby Roma! ! !Westgate ! Blythdale !Wallumbilla ! Muckadilla !Yuleba Dulacca Wallal ! ! ! Drillham ! Jackson Miles 147°E 148°E 149°E 150°E !Chinchilla 151°E Jandowae CORAL Mackay ! Legend Surface Waters Plan index SEA Boundary of waters covered by the Groundwater Chemistry Zones WQ1310 - Fitzroy Basin Groundwater Zones scheduling documents Alluvial sequence Catchment boundary Basin 130 Low-moderate salinity: balanced cations, MORETON BAY REGIONAL Environmental value boundary HCO3, Cl WQ1301 (groundwater) Moderate salinity: Na > Mg > Ca, Cl (SO4 Environmental Protection (Water) Policy 2009 COUNCIL Lakes above average) River / creek Low salinity: balanced cations, HCO3 Central Queensland Map Series Coastline Saline: Na, Cl This plan forms part of the series of Environmental Values and Water Quality ! Major town Objectives scheduling documents for the Fitzroy Basin, prepared Sodic sequence WQ1303 ! pursuant to the Environmental Protection (Water) Policy 2009.
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