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WHITE ST L_03 ANNANDALE STREET RAIN WATER 227, ANNANDALE STREET A PARINGA RESERVE B KING ST MO L COLLEGE ST I RT ST T CURTIS RD HAMPTON ST PHILLIP ST TURNER ST T BIRCHGROVE RD CLIFTON LN S CAMERON ST KING LN H MORT ST LAGGAN AVE CARIEVILLE ST T CHURCH ST ADDISON ST R O TROUTON ST N T S THAMES ST ELLIOTT ST COLLEGE ST PHOEBE ST E NICHOLSON ST SIMMONS ST E YOUNG ST T R S ID Name Type Location Suburb T CAMPBELL LN T CURTIS RD ALEXANDER ST CLIFTON ST N CLAYTON ST R W KING ST O O LOCKHART AVE H T R S S BRETT AVE L_04 DARLEY ROAD RAIN WATER 7, DARLEY STREET P I SCHOOL ST L T MORT ST G L S I A H H L ELLIOTT ST P C L R WELLS ST I GILCHRIST PL M U GLASSOP ST ROSIEVILLE LN O H R BRODERICK ST C LITTLE ARTHUR ST T E S DUKE PL BRETT AVE A E CLAYTON ST V DUKE ST G E T E ELLIOTT ST S L LOOKES AVE CURTIS RD THAMES ST L L NICHOLSON ST S O ARTHUR ST O N E PARK ONGLASS N C CAMPBELL ST PROPELLER L U T TRIVETTS LN G N Q WALUMIL ST PARK N S L V A_01 RAWSON STREET RAIN WATER 28, RAWSON STREET HABERFIELD BRIDGE ST A C T I DOOLAN LN E S T L A R CAROLINE LN H E W O J O CAROLINE ST DARLING ST E U M JAMES LN O ELLIOTT ST S A Q LITTLE DARLING ST D WALTER ST S L_05 TAYLOR STREET RAIN WATER 36-50, TAYLOR STREET T V T C T ST ANDREW ST T TRIVETTS LN E A A N C CLAREMONT ST S J S U BAYVILLE ST T WATERVIEW ST K S HOFFMAN'S LANE E S DARLING ST G E D DUNCAN ST T M LLEWELLYN ST R L LLEWELLYN ST O E U HART ST N T F M JAGGERS I ISABELLA ST M J T O G O S L O T QUEENS PL R CURTIS RD DARLING ST LAWSON ST H S N Y A W N R T R GARRARD LN E T S L U A E LITTLE THEODORE ST E T T R T N N G P T A BARR ST S D R O I I L MCDONALD ST L U S O N O N D N N L N K I PAUL ST D E T DARLING ST O E N Y A A O T I S H L T N S C T R BEATTIE ST S S U T L T O O L T COLGATE AVE A_02 DENMAN AVENUE RAIN WATER 13, DENMAN AVENUE HABERFIELD C R J S E S E T R R H E E E T A T N E T M N THEODORE ST M S SCHULTZ ST DARLING ST I R ELLIOTT ST WATSON LN T C L E LITTLE LLEWELLYN ST T W A H L_06 BAY RUN RAIN WATER END OF GLOVER STREET S W S S ANN 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