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Part 2 Network maps Map index 19 Maps 20-42 Principal Cycle Network Plan Far North Queensland Part 2: Network maps Map index Qpy Disclaimer: For information only. All routes subject to feasibility investigations. The information shown on this map does not represent Australian, state or local government policy. The DepartmentDISCLAIMER of Transport TO GO and HERE Main Roads does not guarantee or make any !( Wujal Wujal representations as to its accuracy or completeness, nor will the Department accept any responsibility for any loss or damage arising from its use. 1 ! Cape Tribulation WUJAL WUJAL SHIRE COUNCIL 2 !Daintree 3 Mossman (! Port Douglas (! 4 5A CAIRNS ! Mount Molloy REGIONAL QUEENSLAND 5 COUNCIL 15A ! Clifton Beach (! Kuranda ! (! SMITHFIELD (! 6 15 Redlynch (! ! (! Biboorah CAIRNS(!(! EARLVILLE (! YARRABAH Mount Sheridan (! MAREEBA (! 7 SHIRE EDMONTON (! PACIFIC OCEAN TABLELANDS COUNCIL REGIONAL 16 Gordonvale (! COUNCIL ! Aloomba !( Chillagoe !( Dimbulah !Goldsborough ! Tinaroo 8 LEGEND To lg a 17 (! !Kairi 19 9A Railway Lines ATHERTON (! (! Yungaburra Waterways / Waterbodies Babinda Cycle Route Categories Herberton Malanda (! (! (! 20 9 Existing Iconic Recreation Route 18 !Tarzali Future Iconic Recreation Route Existing Principal Route !( Millaa Millaa INNISFAIL ! ( Future Principal Route 10 ! !Mourilyan Ravenshoe (!21 22 Local Government Boundary Regional Land Use Categories !( Mount Garnet Urban Footprint 11! Silkwood Rural Living Area ! Kurrimine Beach !El Arish Regional Activity Centres Mission Beach (! (! Principal Tully (! 12 (! Major CASSOWARY ! COAST REGIONAL (! District COUNCIL (! Village 23A 13 !( Rural ! Locality Cardwell (! 14 HINCHINBROOK 23B SCALE 1:1,300,000 SHIRE 02040 COUNCIL kilometres Principal Cycle Network Plan for Far North Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads 19 Principal Cycle Network Plan Far North Queensland Part 2: Network maps Map 1 FNQ Principal Cycle Network Disclaimer: For information only. All routes subject to feasibility investigations. The information shown on this map does not represent Australian, state or local government policy. The DepartmentDISCLAIMER of Transport TO GOand HERE Main Roads does not guarantee or make any representations as to its accuracy or completeness, nor will the Department accept any COOK SHIRE COUNCIL responsibility for any loss or damage arising from its use. 1 2 GF 3 !( Bloomfield Road Wujal Wujal 4 5A Road 5 15A 15 6 7 16 8 r 9A eld Rive 17 19 Bloomfi WUJAL WUJAL SHIRE COUNCIL 18 20 9 LEGEND 10 Railway Line 21 22 Waterway / Waterbody 11 Local Government Boundary 12 Cycle Route Categories 23A 13 Existing Principal Route 14 Future Principal Route ver Existing Iconic Recreation Route 23B Future Iconic Recreation Route Cape Tribulation Bl Regional Land Use Categories Woobadda Ri Urban Footprint Rural Living Area Regional Activity Centres CAIRNS REGIONAL COUNCIL Map Limit oomfield R !( Principal Map Limit (! Major BLOOMFIELD oad (! 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The DepartmentDISCLAIMER of Transport TO GOand HERE Main Roads does not guarantee or make any representations as to its accuracy or completeness, nor will the Department accept any responsibility for any loss or damage arising from its use. BLOOMFIELD 1 ree Road 2 CAPE TRIBULATION 3 Upper Daint 4 5A 5 15A Marrdja Boardwalk 15 6 7 16 8 9A 17 19 18 20 9 LEGEND THORNTON BEACH 10 Railway Line 21 22 Waterway / Waterbody 11 Local Government Boundary 12 tion Road Cycle Route Categories 23A 13 Existing Principal Route 14 Cape Tribula Future Principal Route Existing Iconic Recreation Route 23B NOAH Future Iconic Recreation Route Regional Land Use Categories Urban Footprint CAIRNS REGIONAL COUNCIL DIWAN Rural Living Area Regional Activity Centres Map Limit !( Principal Map Limit (! Major (! District UPPER DAINTREE !( Village COW BAY !( Rural Regional Destinations Airport # Daintree River Defence/Industrial Facility GF Hospital Jindalba Boardwalk ^_ Library 5 Major Shopping Centre Daintree Discovery Centre FOREST CREEK ¹½ High School DAINTREE Alexandra Range Lookout ! Tertiary Education DAGMAR n Railway Station !(T Transport Interchange Regional Attraction C ape Kim ! Locality berley Roa STEWART CREEK VALLEY LOWER DAINTREE d SCALE 1:85,000 012 kilometres Joins Map 3 Principal Cycle Network Plan for Far North Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads 21 Principal Cycle Network Plan Far North Queensland Part 2: Network maps Map 3 Joins Map 2 FNQ Principal Cycle Network Disclaimer: For information only. All routes subject to feasibility investigations. The information shown on this map does not represent Australian, state or local government policy. The DepartmentDISCLAIMER of Transport TO GOand HERE Main Roads does not guarantee or make any representations as to its accuracy or completeness, nor will the Department accept any responsibility for any loss or damage arising from its use. STEWART CREEK VALLEY LOWER DAINTREE 1 2 3 4 5A 5 15A 15 6 7 16 8 9A Vixies R oad 17 19 18 20 9 LEGEND 10 Railway Line 21 22 11 Wonga Beach Waterway / Waterbody WHYANBEEL Local Government Boundary 12 Cycle Route Categories 23A 13 Existing Principal Route 14 Future Principal Route BAMBOO Existing Iconic Recreation Route 23B Future Iconic Recreation Route Regional Land Use Categories Urban Footprint Miallo Bamboo Creek Road CAIRNS REGIONAL COUNCIL Rural Living Area Regional Activity Centres Map Limit !( Principal ROCKY POINT Map Limit Whyanbeel Road Road (! Major Syndicate (! 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The DepartmentDISCLAIMER of Transport TO GOand HERE Main Roads does not guarantee or make any Mossman Gorge representations as to its accuracy or completeness, nor will the Department accept any Captain Cook Hi responsibility for any loss or damage arising from its use. 5 Port Douglas (! 1 T ghwa !( Port Douglas Sports Complex Four Mile Beach 2 y 3 er 4 5A man Riv 5 15A th Moss Sou Shannonvale Winery 15 6 7 16 8 Road 9A 17 19 McclellandCAIRNS REGIONAL COUNCIL 18 20 9 LEGEND 21 22 10 CASSOWARY Railway Line 11 Rainforest Habitat Waterway / Waterbody Local Government Boundary 12 Lyons Lookout Cycle Route Categories 23A 13 CRAIGLIE Existing Principal Route 14 Future Principal Route Existing Iconic Recreation Route 23B Nine Mile Road Future Iconic Recreation Route Regional Land Use Categories Urban Footprint Road Rural Living Area Mowbray Riv Mount Molloy man er Regional Activity Centres Moss Map Limit !( Principal Map 5A (! Major Joins (! 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The DepartmentDISCLAIMER of Transport TO GOand HERE Main Roads does not guarantee or make any Map 5A representations as to its accuracy or completeness, nor will the Department accept any responsibility for any loss or damage arising from its use. 1 2 3 4 5A 5 15A 15 6 7 16 8 9A 17 19 18 20 9 LEGEND 10 Rex Lookout Railway Line 21 22 Waterway / Waterbody 11 ¹½ CAIRNS REGIONAL COUNCIL Local Government Boundary 12 Map 4 Cycle Route Categories 23A 13 Existing Principal Route 14 Joins Captai Future Principal Route 23B n Cook Highway Existing Iconic Recreation Route Future Iconic Recreation Route Regional Land Use Categories Urban Footprint CAIRNS REGIONAL COUNCIL Rural Living Area WANGETTI Regional Activity Centres Map 5A !( Principal Captain Cook Highway TABLELANDS Map Limit Joins REGIONAL
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