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Detailed Map of the Electoral Division of Richmond RICHMOND Burleigh Waters 153° 05' 153° 10' 153° 15' 153° 20' Mudgeeraba 153° 25' 153° 30' 153° 35' 153° 40' D Advancetown Lake Tallebudgera Creek R I L Flying Fox C L Advancetown Reedy Creek Burleigh Heads a I N i RD n Palm Beach B Kerry b A a b H l e G K O OO L B P R D E I IN B E N PR G C T S RD Illinbah H N E Neranwood C O D M O R T A S Sarabah S RD T C A RICHMOND R C E O r E e K D C E K E r e R H k R e C W v i Beechmont Elanora Y R LD P R O A D G C N Currumbin Numinbah Bonogin I e F r Tallebudgera IC Co a IN o Valley n G Cainbable g m RD e O ra N O B t L A Tugun r A R e M Austinville Currumbin Waters b I R l N Little Nerang A A G U R R B i T v Dam O e E K r M N G E W D E BU D Y LLE R R Bilinga A C T IN B Coolangatta -28° 10' UM Ri RR ve CU D r R -28° 10' GOLD COAST ek A An.Ki.Da re N C N Nature N A I T B Refuge era S I g E O d u E N b R e Y A ll Tallebudgera Creek T a R L T R Dam Tweed Heads E K Binna Burra Springbrook S P R IN G P B Tallebudgera Valley R A O R R O K D D Cook Island K R D Piggabeen R Fingal Springbrook National Park EK E I C Head R Cobaki EN C C SCENIC RIM S IN Bilambil Heights D R N A RD I R D T B N M U U R MO Lamington National Park R D U R Natural Bridge QUEENSLAND C IL B LAM Banora Point Currumbin Valley BI H RD A B Glengarrie Bilambil O'Reilly M D R U OL Carool L O CAR L I N W I W R E S U M N M O Hillview T A Terranora G River RD Y Darlington Numinbah Nature Reserve O Duroby W Tomewin H Chinderah M P D C -28° 15' IU R I UR L IF Bungalora C G A P N -28° 15' A Urliup R Kingscliff E A N d T R e W N O e U w E N T E M A D IN R B R A E H Upper T T C O H Crystal Creek M Stotts Island R RD E WY I Nature Reserve S W GEN UD C T I C Cudgen M Numinbah N RD O D A A R S S Dungay Dulguigan Y T E r L e L Riv Lamington AN A Tumbulgum Stotts Creek C IG V R R U E D LG E R K DU Hopkins Creek D D R Rous Nobbys Creek Casuarina Ro us TWEED Kings Forest Tygalgah River Limpinwood Eviron ON R NU EVI R iv MI 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Sleepy Hollow T -28° 25' Y S W A M r O e CR C v E i EK R RD D R OGLE Smiths Creek Y IC K Burringbar IF VIL C S LE PA TT Terragon O Byrrill Creek P d Warrazambil Creek e e w Mebbin T Mooball D E E W Mebbin National Park RICHMOND T Clarrie Hall RD Dam Chowan Creek UNG OY Wooyung Crabbes Creek WO Collins Creek River Rowlands Creek Yelgun Kunghur D Green Pigeon R Midginbil d e e w Mount Jerusalem National Park Billinudgel Nature Reserve T KYOGLE Commissioners Middle Pocket Creek South Golden Beach -28° 30' Mount Burrell Kunghur Creek -28° 30' k e e Doon Doon r M C A The Pocket New I N Billinudgel South KYOGLE Brighton Palmwoods r e t Upper Wilsons Creek s e c Pacific y Main Arm Ocean Shores e RD B R L ru nsw D S ic M k A I C L L I I A N Ocean W R E D M C R Barkers Vale S er iv Horseshoe Creek Lillian Rock R Upper D B P R O N A Koonyum Range C Horseshoe Creek N O I K F Huonbrook M I iver C R R A D COOL E U L Blue Knob Brunswick Heads B nswi M ru ck B W E Mullumbimby Creek L Nightcap National Park Mullumbimby Y G O Wanganui Y M Wadeville K U L LU Nightcap M B IM B Wilso Y n s RD Wilsons Creek k r e e e r v Homeleigh C i Goonengerry R National Park -28° 35' Stony Chute Myocum ar g S an T lm -28° 35' O o L o ey NE G ce Y ABLE s NT t RD e C TU Whian Whian State Conservation Area Montecollum r HU FA R T LLS D C E E RD GERR L N O G OO Y O G O Y Nimbin D L K Whian Whian R A M O N Cawongla C Upper Coopers Creek r e Little Back Creek e k Goonengerry Terania Creek BYRON Tyagarah W Tyagarah il so Nature n s Reserve S CE Rocky Lake N I Mountain Top C River D N R I K M E B E I Repentance DR N CR Tuntable Creek Creek CE EN LE T EW DA N Coorabell INGS D E RD P R E R Ewingsdale D R T U R C N K D o T E o p RD A e Byron Bay E rs S B R yceste D G e r L C R Larnook L N k E I r Coffee Camp K Federal a N C P OO N r l U e T a Georgica A D e n I k U C o R H i EE N Dorroughby t K A B McLeods Shoot Skinners Shoot a R I N Koonorigan Rosebank N D E l T N a -28° 40' R RD Y R A D A w D k I a r N R A A F G -28° 40' I C R BAN W re GAL O e O Y Talofa k D Possum Creek RD N W R B O M O The Channon Jiggi O Hayters Hill Y K L T E S A L B S Dunoon U G E K R M R N Eureka N A Bangalow A A O C Suffolk Park I J B W F E r I Boorabee Park A e S v i C C O R A Coopers Shoot R P s r k RD Corndale e e p e J o r I o C BE G C N G s T n L I o RD s E l Y i W Broken Head D Keerrong R R D Binna Burra Cedar RD Point R D Newrybar Ley Modanville E ce LI OR st S M er Nashua F R D RD Y Clunes I D A R PAGE D A B R Y H iver IG R LE N N H B I R B U E LISMORE ilsons E C W F T N M RD R r I Brooklet T e O N Backmede L C ek Numulgi E K Goolmangar LE Y A Booyong -28° 45' RD D N N Bentley Rock Valley VAL R O LE O R Y G C r o e R Y o v D N i lm Tullera B -28° 45' a R O E n LTH g AM O a r N I RD U G Eltham RD D L Blakebrook M U Knockrow N Bexhill Fernleigh Bungabbee Creek D D R R R ilso Pearces Creek Leycester D W ns Woodlawn Boat Harbour RD N River W ns R Booerie Creek A so R February 2016 L il W IC O D W O H S M S r O AL ste O O Richmond Hill A eyce W BANG L L N CMANIFOLD OMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA North Lismore McLeans Ridges BEN D TL Howards Grass C H North Casino EY ILL r Lagoon Grass RD B e Alstonvale ENTLEY e R Lennox Head Fernside k D RD RD Tuncester Lismore Heights Tintenbar Naughtons Gap R RD D A B R N TE IN Lismore T P A N RD G E Ballina Nature Reserve K EV E T Goonellabah Y South Lismore Girards E Tuckombil R W C Hill H Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 JOHNSTONS RD Cumbalum East Lismore Wollongbar Lindendale S W T D i E State of New South Wales ls A Spring Grove o S n C M R -28° 50' N s L R A D I D Teven O N R A R D D R T Caniaba Chilcotts Grass E I G E N IN R H R N R G N P D P E S G S D U-28° 50' V U Loftville A M Map of the COAST E C A L M I E T E N F GA I RL RO P R A U D C N S FEDERAL ELECTORAL DIVISION OF A THE D Alstonville WY P River BALLINA DR RD ST Tregeagle Monaltrie T S Ballina E Casino W B West Ballina East Ballina R U JO Richmond Tomki Clovass X HNST Irvington NE ON D R ST A H B Y RU L W XN W Rous Y HA River ER W RE ST Horseshoe Lagoon H O HARE O ST HW D C Y Lynwood Richmond OR A D KI Rous Mill River RICHMOND R Uralba RD McKees Hill R E RICHMOND VALLEY N X U RD R LE G B A CASINO r E Y e Wyrallah G W South Ballina iv E H r R R e T R v South Gundurimba i Dalwood Pimlico D R W C r E OR Y L A e Name and Boundary of R v L K d i A I n A R D N o L G m ons L R h ls Shannon Brook O i A c Electoral Division i RICHMOND W W Greenridge H R R E A IV N R RD C I L F d L I n RD Meerschaum o E C hm Empire Vale SOURCES RD A D Vale ic D P R EMPIRE VALE RD -28° 55' R R This map has been compiled by Spatial Vision from data supplied by the Names and Boundaries of A Shannon TATHAM Coolgardie RD W Australian Electoral Commission, Australian Bureau of Statistics, PSMA, -28° 55' PAGE adjoining Electoral Divisions Brook Geoscience Australia and data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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