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Vale n n I lo d Ro n Bo Roa ad I d oa B I o Ha R I The representation of the Eastern Gas Pipeline mader BACK SHOALHAVEN I BOMADERRYI FOREST shown on this map was derived from data supplied I HEADS r by Alinta Asset Management (AAM). AAM makes y I I Sh COOLANGATTA no representation as to the accuracy of the I o alha I ve pipeline shown on this map. I n Cre Ri Bolong I ve I r e Pig Island NUMBAA k TO I I I NOWRAI I I Updated November 2007, RTA/Pub.07.226 Cultural heritage items listed Princes Highway upgrade - Gerringong to Bomaderry Gerringong to Bomaderry Princes Highway Upgrade Gerringong to Bomaderry Princes Highway Upgrade Route Selection, Concept Design and Environmental Assessment Gerringong to Bomaderry Princes Highway Upgrade RecordedRoute Selection, Co nchistoricalept Design and En vheritageironmental Assess mitemsent by type and individual heritage schedule Heritage items in the study area HeritageRoute Selection, C oitemsncept Des iginn an dthe Enviro nstudymental Ass esareasment Heritage items within the study area identified in the Shoalhaven City Council Heritage Study 1995 - inR ethecord estudyd histor iareacal heritage items by type and individual heritage schedule in the study area identified1998 in the Shoalhaven City Council Heritage Study, 1995 - 1998 identifiedHeritage item sin in thethe s tudraftdy are aKiama identifi edHeritage in the draf tInventory Kiama Herita g(DKHI)e Inventor y 2007(DKHI) 2007 Item Statutory Listing Non-Statutory Listing No. Heritage Name Location Level of No. SHI Name Location Level of No. Name Location HR RC RTA Kiama Shoal RNE HI RAIA NT Study ID identified Inventory / identified s170 s170 LEP 96 LEP 85 (NSW) significance DKHI ID significance 1 Abernethys Creek bridge Princes Highway, Bomaderry ¸ 1 B079 Eucalyptus pilularis (blackbutt) 42 Kangaroo Valley Road, Berry Local 1 1860199 / Alne Bank homestead (2) 129-130 Rose Valley Road, Rose Valley Local KO5-16 2 Alne Bank homestead Rose Valley, Gerringong ¸ ¸® ¸ ¸ 2 B085 Harley Hill cemetery Beach Road, Berry Local 3 Berry agricultural pavilion Victoria St., Berry, DP 940561 ¸ 3 B086 Woodside Park farm and gatehouse 94b Tannery Road, Berry Regional 2 1860233 Aorangi homestead 121 Princes Highway, Toolijooa Local Part of Berry bank and post office group (PO Prince Alfred St., cnr. Queen St., Berry ¸ ¸® ¸ ¸ 4 B091 Tannery Tannery Road, Berry Local 3 1860234 Athelstane homestead 71 Dooley Road, Toolijooa Local 4 and former ANZ/CBC bank) 5 B092 Broughton Creek channel 96 Wharf Road, Berry Local 4 1860111 Gerringong dairy co-op.
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