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Map of City of Adelaide Barossa, A B C D E F FITZROY GTCE H ClareI Valley J K L M N O & Gawler Kantarilla D JEFFCOTT RD (Park 3) Pardipardinyilla R 23 (Park 2) T Ngampa Yerta (Park 5) C LEFEVRE E P ROBE TCE 2 PARK TCE 1 S 2 O R RD North Course P MAIN NORTH RD Kangatilla (Park 4) LEGEND MEDINDIE RD 3 O'CONNELL ST 3 Shopping/Dining Strip BARTON TCE JEFFCOTT WEST ST BARTON TCE EAST PARK RD LEFEVRE TCE MANN RD Tram Line MILLS TCE ST Nantu Wama (Park 6) 4 ST 4 CHILDERS 99A/99C loop service MILLS TCE GOVER 0 TCE 98A/98C loop service Port Adelaide ST ST 5 Semaphore TYNTE 5 125m BUXTON ST Linear Park Trail JERNINGHAM PARK TCE MILLS TCE Wellington Square/ ST ST SUSSEX ST 6 Kudnartu Tram Stops 250m HILL ST ARCHER KINGSTON MOLESWORTH ST 6 Frome St 6 STANLEY Tidlangga ST ST (Park 9) Separated Bikeway WARD ST BUNDEYS RD BARNARD Brougham Gardens / MACKINNON PDE ANZAC MILLS TCE Calvary Hospital BROUGHAM PL WARD ST Tantutitingga MELBOURNE BROUGHAMKI PL Memorial Walk JEFFCOTT ST N 7 PALMER PL G 51 7 W IL PDE 500m L Palmer Toilets W/C STRANGWAYS TCE Gardens / I Warnpangga (Park 10) STRANGWAYS A Women’s & 34 TCE FINNISS ST M Children’s KERMODE E V Pangki Pangki Hospital R AR W Taxi MACKINNON V D 8 8 H A R T ST M D E Pirltawardli (Park 1) PENNINGTON TCEMemorial 47 SMI M Police Hospital N O L RIA 29 Tainmuntilla ( Park 11) Adelaide Zoo EDWI Hospital Tarntanya Wama (Park 26) 9 R 9 I South Course S ANIC DRV 14 T BO Information Karrawirra (Park 12) V Bonython R 10 D 19 Park / W V L Attractions A 1km 10 W Adelaide A R 10 Tulya Wardli I R Par 3 A R P (Park 27) R Oval M L O E D A M M M N Accredited Visitor E E O E T M RIAL REE DRV M O Information Centre R 8 IA R Torrens L A K HACKNEY RD DRV V FROME RD Automatic External River Weir W I Footbridge 11 KINTORE I 11 N C RIV Frome Park / Nellie Raminyemmerin ER T TO O SAPOL Road RRE G 45 R V Defibrillators NS IA DR 50 Safety Centre Available 24/7 37 W I Torrens Elder L MONTEFIORE RD Footbridge L 17 Park I A AVE 12 M RD Botanic Gardens 12 New 7 Royal Adelaide Hospital 20 31 33 PORT RD 2 48 RD 13 5 11 3635 24 32 4043 15 13 KING WILLIAM ST NORTH TCE NORTH TCE PULTENEY ST BOTANIC MORPHETT ST FROME ST 30 EAST TCE 41 16 Rundle Park / Kadlitpina To Henley Beach Narnungga (Park 13) (Park 25) 27 HINDLEY ST RUNDLE MALL RUNDLE ST RUNDLE RD 14 GAWLER PLACE 14 DEQUETTEVILLE TCE GLOVER AVE WEST TCE Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka 9 13 (Park 14) CURRIE ST GRENFELL ST Light 38 Hindmarsh 15 Square/ Square/ 44 15Norwood Wauwi Mukata WAYMOUTH ST PIRIE ST BARTELS RD Tampawardli (Park 24) 12 4 HUTT ST PULTENEY ST 16 MORPHETT ST 16 FRANKLIN ST FLINDERS ST EAST Ityamai-itpinna (Park 15) TCE FROME ST Wakeeld 21 Hospital GROTE BRADMAN DRV ST WAKEFIELD ST WAKEFIELD RD 17 ONALD Victoria Square/ 17 SIR D Tarntanyangga 42 WEST TCE 22 3 Airport Wirrarninthi GOUGER ST ANGAS ST (Park 23) 18 EAST TCE 18 KING WILLIAM ST Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi WRIGHT ST CARRINGTON ST (Park 16) Hurtle 18 Square/ Whitmore Tangkaira 19 Square/ 19 STURT Iparrityi ST HALIFAX ST EAST TCE FULLARTON RD HUTT ST MORPHETT ST 20 46 GILBERT ST GILLES ST 20 St Andrew’s Hospital Adelaide 28 Parklands Terminal SOUTH TCE SOUTH TCE 21 Walyu Yarta (Park 21) Kurangga (Park 20) 26 21 SIR LEWIS COHEN AVE ANZAC HWY Mirnu Wirra (Park 21) Pityarrilla Wita Wirra (Park 18) UNLEY RD PEACOCK RD (Park 19) Tuthangga (Park 17) HUTT RD GOODWOOD RD GLEN OSMOND RD 22 Wikaparntu 22 Wirra (Park 22) 49 Glenelg Adelaide Hills, Fleurieu Peninsula Mt Lofty 23 & Hahndorf 23 Glenelg Tram GREENHILL RD A B C D E F G H I J 25K L M N O Places to visit 39 # Ref Attraction 8 D11 Adelaide Gaol 16 L14 Ayers House 26 L21 Himeji Garden 35 H13 Old Parliament House 44 L15 Tandanya—Aboriginal 1 F2 Adelaide Aquatic Centre Heritage Site 17 M12 Bicentennial Conservatory 27 F14 JamFactory 36 H13 Parliament House Cultural Institute 2 M13 Adelaide Botanic Gardens 9 H15 Adelaide Metro Info Centre 18 J19 Bike SA (Free City Bikes) 28 B21 Adelaide Parklands 37 H12 Popeye Launch 45 I11 Torrens Parade Ground 3 H18 Adelaide Central Market (public transport) 19 B10 Bonython Park Terminal (Interstate Rail) 38 J15 RAA 46 D20 West Terrace Cemetery 4 I16 City of Adelaide 10 H10 Adelaide Oval Activity Hub 29 G9 Light’s Vision 39 D24 Royal Adelaide 47 H8 St Peters Cathedral Customer Centre 11 H13 Adelaide Railway Station 20 H13 Casino 30 F14 Lion Arts Centre Showground 48 E13 SAHMRI (SA Health & 5 G13 Adelaide Convention (suburban) 21 G17 Central Bus Station 31 J13 Migration Museum 40 J13 South Australian Museum Medical Research Institute) Centre 12 I16 Adelaide Town Hall (Country & Interstate) 32 I13 National War Memorial 41 E13 Samstag Museum 49 J22 BMX Track 6 A6 Adelaide Entertainment 13 I14 Adelaide Visitor 22 G18 Chinatown 33 M13 National Wine Centre 42 I18 St Francis Xavier Cathedral 50 A11 Ice Arena Information Centre Centre 23 I2 Dog Park (Park 5) of Australia 43 J13 State Library of South 51 J7 David Roche House 7 H12 Adelaide Festival Centre 14 K9 Adelaide Zoo 24 I13 Government House 34 E8 North Adelaide Australia Museum 15 J13 Art Gallery of South 25 K24 Haigh’s Chocolate Factory Golf Course Flinders Uni City Gallery Australia Centre of Democracy FULLARTO DR N VictoriaPark / Bakkabakkandi EAS ECT T EAS ECT T DEQUETTEVILLE TCE WAKEFIELD RD HACKNEY RD Hospital St Andrew’s RD Ityamaiitpinna(Park 15) ECT V BARTELS RD R Rymill ParkRymill Mullawirraburka/ EAST Tuttangga (Park Tuttangga 17) D PARK RD V BOTANIC Rundle Park Kadlitpinna/ R INTERNET & LIBRARIES Adelaide Visitor E Lanes & Arcades of D E City Wifi R RUNDLE RD Information Centre Hindley & Rundle T It’s fast and free! Simply choose L TS TTUH TS TTUH TUHR DT A E Tidlangga(Park 9) 9 James Place, just off Rundle Mall ‘AdelaideFree’ from the available WiFi I MA NN RD N (LanewayR opposite the Myer Centre) networks list. A EASEC T T O Open every day exceptV Good Friday L R P T M State Library BUNDEYS RD AVE CC and Christmas Day.D E CHARLICK VARDON Palace Nova Cinema Hospital Corner North Terrace and Kintore Ave Wakeeld Mon M- Fri 9am-5pm L C P ST I slsa.gov.au - 08 8207 7250 MA R LIBERMAN Sat & Sun 10am-4pm E PL N Ayers House ZE IN CL C A NE Public Holidays 11am-3pm VAUGHAN City Library BE T GLEN OSMOND RD PL E O 1300 588 140 Level 3, Rundle Place, Rundle Mall UNION ST B WirraWita(Park 18) Warnpangga(Park 10) ST [email protected] Hospital MACKINNON PDE MACKINNON Enter via Francis St SUSSEX ST SUSSEX Royal Adelaide cityofadelaide.com.au/library FROM TS E T S E M O R F LN ST PDE 08 8203 7990 CK TCE ST BENT ST ST ST ST ST ST ST ST ISTO ST First Steps in Adelaide TCE FROME RD TAV SYNAGOGUE Join the 30 minute First Steps orientation SERVICES PL ST K R walk that departs from the Adelaide Tainmundilla (Park 11) Tainmundilla A Emergency YOR Pityarrilla RUNDLE (Park19) Rundle Lantern VisitorW Information Centre each weekday JERNINGHAM Police, Fire or Ambulance - 000 (except public holidays). PULTENE TS Y PULTENE TS Y DR YELNU V Hurtle Square Mon - Fri 9.30am Square LN Australia Post ARC R ST S MACKINNON Hindmarsh D CE ARC CTR D TER STIN CITI R City Cross Arcade Level 2 TWIN ST ARC V OR FINNISS ST FINNISS AU P ROBE TCE ISSAN TWIN ST MELBOURNE auspost.com.au - 13 13 18 Adelaide Greeters RENA L RENAISSANCE ARC ADELAIDE ARC A A Pre-book an Adelaide Greeter for free I Recharge PointsI for Mobility STANLEY R REGENT ARC and spend 2 hours exploring the city Scooters andR Electric Wheelchairs CHARLES ST O O Nanto WommaNanto(Park 6) KINGSTON with a volunteer, ensuring you make rechargescheme.org.au/recharge-finderT M Plaza LINDES LN SOUTH Central PIRIE C GILLES WAKEFIELD HALIFAX FROME RD Adelaide CARRINGTON ANGAS FLINDERS I GRENFELL the most of your visit. 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