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Light Regional Council Rural Roads Rack Plan ! . ! . ! . ! . ! . !. ! . ! . Light Regional Council ! RACK PLAN 874 A N L A B Y ROAD TABLES . ! KELLY RoadID Grid RoadID Grid RoadID Grid . ! Rural Roads AHRENS ROAD 3B HAYDON ROAD 4A PELTZ ROAD 2B ALLEN CREEK ROAD 1C HAYMAN ROAD 4A PERAMANGK ROAD 3C Note:- ALM ROAD 3C HAZEL ROAD 2C PERRY ROAD 3B ROWETT !. ALMOND CORNER ROAD 3C HEASLIP ROAD 4A PETER SEPPELT ROAD 3C Rural roads within urban/town ALTUS ROAD 2B HEINJUS ROAD 3B PETERS ROAD 2B ANGAS ROAD 3B HEINRICH ROAD 3B PHELPS ROAD 3B . addressing areas (as shown on the Plan) will retain their historical ! ANLABY ROAD 1C HEINRICH ROAD 3C PHOSPHATE ROAD 2D . OAK ! LYNN MA !. R D WO APLEY HEIGHTS ROAD 2C HEINTZE ROAD 2C PINE CREEK ROAD 2B . ! M E IO IL OL L R E SH !. names used for urban addressing. ! E AREND ROAD 3B HEINZE ROAD 3C PINE DRIVE 3C A P D . D ! FO ARGENT ROAD 4B HELSTON ROAD 2C PINKERTON ROAD 3A ! . E X . ! ES D C Refer to local Council for details. S RE ARNOLD ROAD 2B HEMPEL ROAD 3C PIONEER AVENUE 4C W Y AM EK P H H ASHWELL ROAD 3B HENTSCHKE ROAD 4C PIPELINE ROAD 3D HAMILTON S !. !. I A L N . Roads without rural addresses may not be shown on this map. ! AYLIFFE BRIDGE ROAD 2B HEPPFEL ROAD 3C POWER ROAD 3B MURRAY L S . ! B V E IC O AYLIFFE ROAD 2B HIGGINS ROAD 4A POYSDEN ROAD 1C T A R !. OR O !. I M U BAGOT WELL ROAD 2C HIGGINS ROAD 2C PRESSER ROAD 3C MARYVALE A Y N G B R H BALD ROAD 2B HIGGS ROAD 3B PRIOR ROAD 1C C CREEK A ORNVALE A L T E L N BAMMANN ROAD 3B HILL DRIVE 2C QUARRY FLAT ROAD 2C B A M BARKER ROAD 3A HILLSLEY ROAD 2C QUARRY ROAD 3C . ! U H BAROSSA VALLEY WAY 3C HILLVIEW DRIVE 2C RACE COURSE ROAD 2C . This plan reflects the Rural & State road names & road 1B ! 1C 1D BARROW ROAD 3B HOGAN ROAD 2B RADFORD ROAD 3C P BARTEL ROAD 3C HOGBEN ROAD 4A RANGE ROAD 2B OY VIC extents approved by the Light Regional Council SD TO EN RIA !. BELVIDERE ROAD 3D HOKLAS ROAD 3C RAY ROAD 2C !. !. T BEN LOMOND ROAD 1D HOLLAND ROAD 4B REDBANKS RAMP ROAD 4B (Section 219 Local Government Act) A L B !. IL BENHAM LANE 2C HOLTHOUSE ROAD 2C REDBANKS ROAD 4A T H L Y E M N E A L BERRIMANN ROAD 1C HOMBSCH ROAD 2B REFORMATORY ROAD 2C A U W R D !. G A E L R O I I RIV !. K N BERRY ROAD 2D HORGAN ROAD 2B RESEARCH ROAD 3D R M V ER T D A S B G BERTHA ROAD 2B HORROCKS HIGHWAY 1B 3B RICHARDS ROAD 3B E . O ! L N I BEST ROAD 4B . T ! HUGHES ROAD 3C RIVER ROAD 1C !. IE E R Y BETHEL ROAD 2B 2C HUMBLE ROAD 1C ROBERT STEELE ROAD 3C 'B B ALLENDALE O EN BIELE ROAD 2D HYDEDALE ROAD 1C ROBERTS ROAD 3A Y LO N S B M Council Delegate U D M O BLACK JOES ROAD 2C JAEGER ROAD 2D ROBINSON ROAD 1C N !. A ND R A O L !. !. DL A S L U N BLACKHILL ROAD 1C JANE PLACE 3C ROCKBROOK ROAD 2C O LE A R O C N N W R D O EE T BLUE HILL ROAD 2C JARMYN ROAD 3A ROE SPRING ROAD 2C L K L T . ! A O R R . Y ! O A A L V BODE ROAD 3B JAS RYAN ROAD 2B ROEDIGER ROAD Buchfelde T L B E E I R N L S BOOKER ROAD 3B JAS RYAN ROAD 2B ROEHR ROAD 2D N S IL O KH N C !. BOTH ROAD 3C JENKE ROAD 3C ROENNFELDT ROAD 3C . H ! LA O N B W M BOTTOM OLD HOUSE ROAD 2C JOB ROAD 3B ROENNFELDT ROAD 3A R N O . !. A L ! R A T L BOUNDARY ROAD 3C JOHN EDEN ROAD 3B RONAN ROAD 2A O M I S T S E R R S C F . ! C . ! R E Y H O BOUNDARY ROAD 3C JOHN STREET Hamilton ROSEDALE ROAD 4B B C B H D L . ! E HAMILTON K R I O L S H A O O D S E Y L U U E O O O BOUNDARY ROAD 4A JOY LINKES ROAD 2D ROSENTHAL ROAD 3C . B R F ! R N S F M BE S L G NS S A E BRANSON ROAD 3C KAIN ROAD 2A ROSEWORTHY ROAD 4B HA . ! BRAUNACK ROAD 4C KALIMNA ROAD 3D ROWETT ROAD 1C ! . S ! . ! !. !. WILD E DOG HILL O BRENNAN ROAD 2C KALIMNA ROAD WEST 3C ROWLAND FLAT ROAD 4C . ! T J ! . A ! R Y S . K ! BREWERY ROAD 2C KANGAROO FLAT ROAD 4B RYAN ROAD 2B H L E T . E ! A E C S E !. T O L H C W L P A S B I . T ! N BROCK ROAD 4C KANGAROO FLAT ROAD 4B SALT CREEK ROAD 2D G G T O A I L G R A C U B H G R T U A R S E O T G L O A B O E BUCKBY ROAD 3A KEANE ROAD 3C SAMUEL ROAD 3C . N H T Y ! O E H V V W E C K E S F T O IL A N E U L BURDON ROAD 3C KELLER ROAD 3C SCHILLER ROAD 4C L C W . !. ! S I E A K LA H A M I N T O R S N D A R E CALLAHAN ROAD 4A KELLY ROAD 1C SCHIRMER ROAD 3B T !. C G M K L B H E H L R E !. !. N AR S L IY CAMEL FARM ROAD 2D KERIN ROAD 3B SCHMAAL ROAD 4C A N A E . D E ! G S B I M N N W R F T !. R !. H CAREY ROAD 3B KERNICH ROAD 3B SCHMIDT ROAD 2B ! . ! O N O E . ! A I !. L I T H L IL D A N L D R E . E A ! W G !. N CARMICHAEL ROAD 3A KHIYAM ROAD 2C SCHNEIDER ROAD 3D . N E Y L G ! Y !. G L Y E E !. N Z D O I CAROLINE STREET Hamilton KIDMAN ROAD 2C SCHOOL HOUSE ROAD 1C L O . T O O ! R L L L !. M !. E H P . C K ! Y CARRARA HILL ROAD 3D KILLARNEY ROAD 2C SCHOOL ROAD 2C P C S A R S R . ! 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C M TO ST COFFEY ROAD 3B KURTZER ROAD 3B SCOTTYS GRAVE ROAD 2C H E T K C A !. !. A S E N . !. R L C ! KIT P R A A TS . ! C R COLEMAN ROAD 3A LANGE ROAD 3B SELLECK ROAD 3A . I L R E ! . N L ! I T E I S S D H B R !. H COLLEGE ROAD 4B LEAK ROAD 4A SEMMLER ROAD 4A . ! !. H T S C E E Y S O E M !. !. I E R L T E C K M !. L D CONGDON ROAD 3A LEHMANN ROAD 4C SEPPELTSFIELD ROAD 3C E R N H C N R A C A H O A K E H S E W K E A . 2A K A !. Y K ! !. A K C T L I R O W CORNVALE ROAD 1B LES DUNKLEY ROAD 3B SEVEN HILLS ROAD 2C E R A !. L L E E G H Y O . L W E L N ! R !. E H O 2C R CURRIE ROAD 3A 2B T A S LESKE ROAD 3C SEVERINS ROAD 3B R B I . A L ! 2D S E P T E . ! L A K A !. B A K . H ! . ! I S M I L C N DAHLENBERG ROAD 3C LESLIE ROAD 3C SHANAHAN ROAD 3B H L S L !.
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