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Beacon to Beacon Guide: Sunshine Coast Maritime Safety Queensland Mooloolah River Beacon to Beacon Guide Sunshine Coast Published by For commercial use terms and conditions Maritime Safety Queensland Please visit the Maritime Safety Queensland website at www.msq.qld.gov.au © Copyright The State of Queensland (Department of Transport and Main Roads) 2021 ‘How to’ use this guide Use this Beacon to Beacon Guide with To view a copy of this licence, visit the ‘How to’ and legend booklet available from https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ www.msq.qld.gov.au Sunshine Coast Key Sheet Next series Noosa River Coolum Beach Point Arkwright Yandina M Marine rescue services AR OO 11 CG Mooloolaba CH Y R 12 CG Caloundra E IV R Marcoola Enlargements Sunshine Coast A Mooloolaba Airport B Kawana Waters Marina Mudjimba Mudjimba Island Bli Bli CORAL NAMBOUR SEA Cotton Tree SOUTH MAROOCHYDORE Alexandra Headland Point Cartwright A MOOLOOLABA 11 Depth contour date information Buddina The majority of depth contours in the downstream areas Buderim of rivers shown on maps within this guide were surveyed B PACIFIC or compiled by Maritime Safety Queensland 2001-2018 with some upstream and offshore contours from 1993 or earlier. Some coastline and 0m contour data has been approximated from TMR air photography. Shark control apparatus exclusion zones Exclusion zones exist for waters within 20 metres of any OCEAN shark control apparatus. It is an offence (fines may apply) R to be in an exclusion zone if not transiting directly through. VE RI Kawana For further information see the Department of Agriculture Waters and Fisheries website at www.daf.qld.gov.au. H LA O Currimundi LO O Lake O M Currimundi Ewen Maddock Dam CALOUNDRA See Pumicestone 12 Passage series CG Mooloolaba: base phone 5444 3222 (24/7) 27MHz 88 90, VHF 16 67 21 73 80. SC-1 Caution - these waterways may YANDINA CREEK contain submerged flood debris. Navigate with caution. F a i V 26°32'S r a Mag H ld i o l r P l P P a P P N P VALDORA P P o P r P t h R NINDERRY P o P a P P d P P P P ¶AP P B R M R U o a a C r d o d E oa o ry R c er h nd , i y N ,, , 26°33'S R i ! ve Mount Ninderry 315 H r W Y YANDINA Maroo , c 4.5m ! th h , u y , o S "d Ya ! , ndin , R a , 8.86m "d i ve Co r olum Browns Rocks ! Ð 3 M Ro 26°34'S A ad k e R e Ashtons r O C Wharf O Boggy C H 6.41m "d Creek N re Y R ! ltu E Dunethin o V ! Rock d 2 " ! bo I 3 Warning - a R submerged logs C ! ! ! 4.75m "d Old Bruce Y "d 3.39m Highway andina Lake Dunethin B R MAROOCHY k U ee C r RIVER C E Bli Bli Road 26°35'S Rocky H I G H W A Y nautical miles (nM) 0 0.5 0 0.5 1 kilometres No depth contours 152°58'E 152°59'E 153°0'E 153°1'E Always keep a proper lookout when boating. Nautical information current to 9 April 2018. Look up and live for power and cable crossings that may not be shown on these maps due to scale or recent construction. CAUTION: depth contours have not been re-surveyed in most areas since the 2011 and 2013 floods. Exercise care when travelling outside suggested navigation tracks. © Copyright The State of Queensland 2018 Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads - Maritime Safety Queensland. To reproduce any map within this series, see terms and conditions at Maritime Safety Queensland's website (www.msq.qld.gov.au) CG Mooloolaba: base phone 5444 3222 (24/7) 27MHz 88 90, VHF 16 67 21 73 80. SC-2 ! Caution - no boat access Caution - these waterways may Mag upstream of cane tramway contain submerged flood debris. due to obstructions. P Navigate with caution. P P P P nautical miles (nM) P P Cane train Coolum P P 0 0.5 bridges P P P P P P P P P P 0 0.5 1 AP d R kilometres ¶ R m oa lu d o m o lu C oo C t s Creek e 26°34'S Bridge Y na S W i A nd mall ! Ya Creek "d W Warning - many overhead cables and , !, ! R d ! "d 5.46m bridges in this area. Some may be " O relocated or not shown. All boat T d operators are to proceed with extreme a 5.01m "d O o ! caution. R "d M d "d a o ! ! Y River R an ! di , , ! na ek d 4.42m R 3 Cre " I ! y V ogg E B R , Drain , d ? " Y ? H ? Warning - C s O E Cane train submerged logs n N O o bridge I t ? ? R r ? H 3.5m ! ? A u ? S M B ! "d 3.77m N U ! 6.03m d S " 26°35'S 1 Drain N 4.59m "d Unsurveyed upstream MAROOCHY RIVER Road ! 3 Dra Espin in Y a Road n d in a Wharf B l i B Stoney MARCOOLA li 26°36'S R R Bli Bli E d oa a o Islands V d R I ! 3 R es fo Le ad Ro Y Jetty H Maroochy C Wetlands O Sanctuary O R A M d ! 3 n a our l mb n a i N li Bli B F d 26°37'S R "d k R o o o BLI BLI a C d "d 2.8m , d ????? " ?? N ! !, D "d d avid L o , " w Way 3 , 153°2'E 153°3'E 153°4'E Always keep a proper lookout when boating. Nautical information current to 9 April 2018. Look up and live for power and cable crossings that may not be shown on these maps due to scale or recent construction. CAUTION: depth contours have not been re-surveyed in most areas since the 2011 and 2013 floods. Exercise care when travelling outside suggested navigation tracks. © Copyright The State of Queensland 2018 Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads - Maritime Safety Queensland. To reproduce any map within this series, see terms and conditions at Maritime Safety Queensland's website (www.msq.qld.gov.au) CG Mooloolaba: base phone 5444 3222 (24/7) 27MHz 88 90, VHF 16 67 21 73 80. SC-3 Bli Bli Road Nambour N2 David Low Caution - these waterways may ?, ? contain submerged flood debris. Bridge ?????? ?,? 2.8m Navigate with caution. d ! ! ! David Low Way " Muller Park BLI BLI 26°37.5'S Mag nautical miles (nM) P P P P P 0 0.25 P P P P P P P P P 0 250 500 P P P P metres AP P ¶ No depth contours in canals , , M MOTORWAY A , R ! P O 26°38'S "d etrie O ! , C PACIFIC , H ! Y ! ! ! , PARADISE ! ! Rivershore ! ! Resort ! C re R N David ek Unsurveyed I upstream V 4 E Godfreys Low ? R ? Avenue ? ? ? DIDDILLIBAH ? ! ? , 3 ? ? ? ! Way ! ? ? ! ! ? 8.6m d ? ! ! ? a ? ! ! o ? ! ? ! R F Bu ! ? F Bu ? ! ? , ! ! Cod Hole 26°38.5'S ! Clarks Maroochy River !, Resort Jetty "d Bradman Av , R i ! v 3 e r Unsurveyed ! d Road G 3 upstream a u o m rs R Eudlo Creek te MAROOCHYDORE a Conservation Park W D r iv e y h c o o s r n a a M m r e 26°39'S h Eud s lo i F ! 3 Shoals Buderim Commercial Road Conservation SUNSHINE Park C PReservoir re ek Main oad Ro n R ad Mai d oa R re KUNDA PARK do hy oc ro a 26°39.5'S KULUIN M Road Maro ochydore 153°2.5'E 153°3'E 153°3.5'E 153°4'E Always keep a proper lookout when boating. Nautical information current to 9 April 2018. Look up and live for power and cable crossings that may not be shown on these maps due to scale or recent construction. CAUTION: depth contours have not been re-surveyed in most areas since the 2011 and 2013 floods. Exercise care when travelling outside suggested navigation tracks. © Copyright The State of Queensland 2018 Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads - Maritime Safety Queensland. To reproduce any map within this series, see terms and conditions at Maritime Safety Queensland's website (www.msq.qld.gov.au) CG Mooloolaba: base phone 5444 3222 (24/7)! 27MHz 88 90, VHF 16 67 21 73 80. SC-4 "d See chart AUS 235 Mag ! Caution - these waterways may P P P "d P P P ! contain submerged flood debris. P P "d P Navigate with caution. P P P , P P Twin Waters P P , P P P e Golf Course AP v i r D ¶ PACIFIC nautical miles (nM) 26°37.5'S 0 0.25 d TWIN PARADISE r i b WATERS e l MUDJIMBA t t 0 250 500 a metres W d Maroochy River a No depth contours in o Conservation canals or creeks Ocean R Park , , , D d ! riv ", e , ! , Footbridge , , r Baywater Dr o d , Twin Waters o j Resort a , o o N R 26°38'S Lagoon S t , ill w Maroochy River , e Maroochy River a Footbridge r te Conservation o r h Conservation D Park S riv Park e , , Footbridge Boardwalk 3 h Weir t N ! ! r 3 Underwater o obstruction N Black Commercial PWC area CHY RIVER Bank MAROO ! 3 Shoals Cod Hole Sailing B Channel 26°38.5'S ra club ? d , ma Chambers? n ? ? Island Island ? ? Warning - Maroochy bar is ? Footbridge Picnic ? PFD , , dangerous.
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