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Fairfax [PDF 1.7MB] FAIRFAX FAIRFAX 2009 RD COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA k e re C Mar C k y Coles Creek EEK o e CR l Cooroibah re e C B s R D iver R S YU U E R R C L OL E O Creek C F Amamoor OR Pomona ES Amamoor MOUNT COOROORA T S N DR W Dr k Cooran IO k Laguna y T ree r C N C o y y i E O N o n NN P KIN Bay g g r O I D C Noosa North Shore ON M o C R Lake i i E E Noosa Head C R R Macdonald r Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 h e Amamoor Creek nga iba G a o e d A R r n oo k u a D K N C l l O y C D r Alexandria STATE OF QUEENSLAND e M R z { e k O K Bay R R P A 1 D Tewantin P Kandanga Lake MOUNT TINBEERWAH Map of the HWY Macdonald Federal D FEDERAL ELECTORAL DIVISION OF L Kandanga Creek A ELM N O H D ILT R C O Noosa Heads D Tinbeerwah N A TCE B CUDGERIE M T K E G S C IB T E S N SO N R hr O K ee N T O RD A I SA M k L e Y D A k W MOUNT TUCHEKOI R e L ee O Hun Cr Black N r E Sunshine Beach d O r O C S e S d D R L C R Middle KE I T A Y E H H Mountain L Cr k O R D e R ee O y k e ull S r O RD D G late C s R C nk K Cra EENIE CREE naman Chi RIVE D R RD R RY FAIRFAX C MA r Ee S S ee nie SunriseNames Beach and Boundaries of Electoral Divisions R Tuchekoi N k D O Cr S e Upper Kandanga Cree ek k R Cooroy Noosaville M D GYMPIE Melawondi E O UN R D TAI Names and Boundaries of Local Government Areas F Yab N ba N M a A K r S C Y o K A L A g Y B a RD R L n n IN L G G Cooroy Mountain Y AVIAN CT A y SMITHS ROAD H Castaways Beach ro S C Map Number QLD9/2009 oo T PHEASANT ESP r C MOUNT COOROY e OI PHEASANT LANE e EK E k L CH WNVIL U LA LO Y T CA 2 1 A 0 2 4 6 8 LITY OF FELLOWSHIP DR H DOONA RD W N B app ST R ek y WU E E Kilometres D T re LOCA L L D C ITY OF A EU I D M N R UNDI D W C R G T Marcus Beach R Jack Lake Weyba O W W E ek re N C O E NORTHERN BOUNDARIES OF L K K K B 151 BEDDINGTON RD EE D RUTCH RD MAP GRID OF AUSTRALIA (MGA) Zone 56 MOUNT KANDANGA R R 29 AND 33 PERSOONIA LA R C U WIDE BAY E 19 BEDDINTON RD R C IS D E E R 648 EUMUNDI NOOSA RD E N U M D BELLI LE S I VA U Carters E BDY 661 EUMUNDI NOOSA RD AV R Y r r O D D R H E BDY 9 FELLOWSHIP DR e O WA b O Ridge C EER D b w i Br ye Ridgewood M a r G A nch F O Weyba Downs OO O OS U C BROOL R O DDoonanoonan N re D Eerwah Cree N T ek k A I N SOURCES h) Y c T ran I This map has been compiled by Terranean Mapping Technologies from data supplied B L RD ME Bollier th A H M by the Australian Electoral Commission, Geoscience Australia and Pitney Bowes G u T O o C R R u (S I A O O A R Business Insight 2009 (www.pbinsight.com.au). 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