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Port Curtis Coral Coast Regional TUMRA Schedule 1 Townshend Island Hackie Reef Sweetlip Reef 151°0'0"E 152°0'0"E Dicks Reef 153°0'0"E 154°0'0"E Clara Group Triangular Twins Reefs Hixson Cay S Pearl h Islands o a Bay Howard Patches lw Dome Island a te r Delcomyn Island B a y Entrance Island Port Coral Clinton Quoin Island Port Curtis Coral Coast Archer Shoal C Sea a Regional TUMRA Perforated (Peak) Island Karamea Bank p r ic o rn Flat Island Schedule 1 22° 48.397' S 151° 52.299' E Five Rocks Moresby Bank LEGEND Barcoo Bank Edgell Bank Port Curtis Coral Coast Regional TUMRA Goodwin Shoal outer boundary S S " Corio Bay " Port Curtis Coral Coast Regional TUMRA 0 0 ' Innamincka Shoal ' 0 0 outer boundary coordinate ° Pleasant Keppel C ° 3 Haberfield Shoal h 3 2 a 2 Corroboree Island n Island n Marine Parks boundary e North Keppel Island Johnson Patch Guthrie Shoal l Note: Marine Park boundary shown is the Douglas Shoal extent of both the Great Barrier Reef and Yeppoon Great Keppel Island Barren Island 23° 04.814' S the Great Barrier Reef Coast Marine Parks 151° 16.950' E North Reef Island Bommie / Rock Islands Humpy Island Tryon Island Broomfield Reef Drying Reef Emu Park Indicative Reef boundary North West Island Wilson Island Keppel Sands Rockhampton Peak Jabiru Shoals Wreck Island Road Island Hummocky Island Capricorn Group 23° 30.998' S Keppel Bay River Heron Island Sykes Reef 150° 55.353' E 23° 32.757' S Gracemere 150° 55.856' E Wistari Reef Population centres (symbolised) Irving Reef Erskine Island One Tree Island Population centres (to scale) Casuarina Rundle C Island Islands u rt Mast Head Island Mainland and Islands is Polmaise Reef Bouldercombe Curtis Port Lamont Reef Fitzroy Reef Island Alma Zoning Balaclava Rock Cod Shoal Island Llewellyn Reef General Use Boult Reef C h Facing Island a Hoskyn Islands Habitat Protection nn Mount e Larcom l Fairfax Islands Bunker Group Stuart Shoal Gladstone Boyne Port Conservation Park Island Curtis Rodds Lady Musgrave Island S S Buffer " Tannum Sands Bay " 0 0 ' Hummock ' 0 0 ° Hill Island Port Curtis Coral Coast Regional TUMRA ° 4 4 2 Calliope 2 Scientific Research Bustard Scientific Research Bay Seventeen Lady Elliot Island (closed to public access) Seventy Marine National Park Agnes Water Herald Patches Preservation 24° 23.297' S Miriam Vale 153° 14.721' E 24° 28.634' S Thangool 153° 15.927' E LOCATION MAP Long Shoal NOTE: Zoning in the Great Sandy Marine Park is currently under review. Coral Porpoise Shoal Moore Park Sea Within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, Hervey Burnett Heads the Great Barrier Reef (Coast) Marine Park and the Great Sandy Marine Park, the Bargara Bay Cooktown 24° 52.108' S Marloo Great Barrier Reef Port Curtis Coral Coast Regional TUMoRntAo 153° 02.982' E Bay Cairns Marine Park boundary includes two Commonwealth Islands Elliott Heads (Lady Elliot Island and North Reef Island) Bundaberg S S " 25° 11.003' S Platypus " 0 0 ' and all tidal lands and waters below the Bay ' 0 0 ° 152° 36.973' E ° 5 Gin Gin 5 2 line of the Highest Astronomical Tide. 2 Townsville MAPPED Woodgate AREA Cordalba Mackay Burrum Heads Childers Fraser Toogoom Woody Island Queensland Island Howard Dundowran Hervey Rockhampton 0 10 20 30 40 50 Bay Eidsvold Torbanlea River Port Curtis Coral Coast Regional TUMRA Kilometres Heads Bundaberg Map Projection: Unprojected Geographics 0 250 500 Horizontal Datum: Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 Biggenden This map is indicative only Kilometres SDC101002 Date: April 2011 Mundubbera Maryborough 151°0'0"E 152°0'0"E 153°0'0"E 154°0'0"E.
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