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S60666 V3 Cover.Cdr Camden Gas Project, Northern Expansion: Part 3A Historic Cultural Heritage Assessment, NSW 2010 FINAL FIGURES BIOSIS RESEARCH 98 MountMount WilsonWilsonBilpinBilpin TaranaTarana MountMount WilsonWilsonBilpinBilpin WoyWoy WoyWoy HartleyHartley MountMount VictoriaVictoria WindsorRichmondWindsorRichmond WindsorWindsor BerowraBerowra HamptonHampton BlackheathBlackheath OberonOberon KatoombaKatoomba MonaMona ValeVale HornsbyHornsby PenrithPenrith BlacktownBlacktown BlacktownBlacktown EppingEpping ChatswoodChatswoodManlyManly BlackBlack SpringsSprings JenolanJenolan CavesCaves ParramattaParramatta MulgoaMulgoa WallaciaWallacia StrathfieldStrathfield SydneySydney BankstownBankstownLiverpoolLiverpool SydneySydney HurstvilleHurstville .. 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Figure 1: Location of the Surface and Subsurface Project Areas in a regional context. 8 Tate St WOLLONGONG 2 March 2010 Scale: 0 2 4 6 8 NEW SOUTH WALES 2500 Checked by: MT File number: S5252 Location:5252\Mapping\report figures\S5252 F1 Region.WOR kilometres * Legend (((( (((( Survey Area (((( Surface project Area ((( (((( Subsurface Project Area (((( (((( Access Track CAMPBELLTOWNCAMPBELLTOWN ROADROAD Well Locations (((( (((( %% Well Surface Location (((( (((( Gas Gathering Lines RA09RA09 %% RA09RA09 Gas Gathering Line VV11VV11 HUMEHUME HIGHWAYHIGHWAY Main Gas Gathering Spine %% (((( (((( INGLEBURNINGLEBURNINGLEBURN CAMDENCAMDEN VALLEYVALLEY WAYWAY Topography %% RA03RA03 %% VV07VV07 RA03RA03 (( City/Town (((( THETHETHE NORTHERN NORTHERNNORTHERN ROAD ROADROAD (((( Locality CU20CU20 (((( CU20CU20 (((( CU20CU20 (((( CU20CU20 (((( Dual Carriageway (((( (((( %% (((( Major road (((( (((( Secondary/minor road (( Track (( CU22CU22 %% (((( (((( %% CU02CU02 Railway (((( (((( (((( (((( Canal (((( (((( River/creek - perennial %% CU26CU26 River/creek - ephemeral (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( %% CU29CU29 (((( MINTOMINTO HEIGHTSHEIGHTS CU06CU06 %% Lake NARELLANNARELLAN ROADROAD Reservoir (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( Watercourse/Ocean %% CU10CU10 (( (((( (( (((( Forest (((( %% CU14CU14 (((( Orchard (((( (( (((( (((( (((( GEORGESGEORGES RIVERRIVER CAMDENCAMDEN BYPASSBYPASS (((( (((( (((( (((( CAMPBELLTOWNCAMPBELLTOWN (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (((( (( Acknowledgements:Acknowledgements: ThisThis productproduct incorporatesincorporates DataData whichwhich isis copyrightcopyright toto (((( thethethethe CommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealth ofofofof AustraliaAustraliaAustraliaAustralia (c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-) (((( thethethethe CommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealth ofofofof AustraliaAustraliaAustraliaAustralia (c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-) (((( thethethethe CommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealth ofofofof AustraliaAustraliaAustraliaAustralia (c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-) (((( thethethethe CommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealth ofofofof AustraliaAustraliaAustraliaAustralia (c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-) (((( thethethethe CommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealthCommonwealth ofofofof AustraliaAustraliaAustraliaAustralia (c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-)(c.2003-) BIOSIS RESEARCH Pty. 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Figure 2: Overview of Surface and Subsurface Project Areas showing Well Surface Locations 8 Tate Street Wollongong Date: 7 July 2010 Scale: NEW SOUTH WALES 2500 0 0.75 1.5 2.25 3.0 3.75 Checked by: MT File number: 11944 kilometres * Location:-..P:\11900s\11944\Mapping\Aboriginal Mapping\11944 F2 Overview.WOR ID Historic_feature 1 Gledswood 2 Varroville 3 Upper Canal 4 Ingleburn Dam 5 Stations of the Cross 6 Campbelltown Reservoir 7 St Gregorys (Agricultural College) 8 Milestone 9 Milestone 10 Kenny Hill Reservoir 11 Blairmount ((9 12 Evidence of former Camden Tram Line 13 "Molles Mains" homestead site RABYRABY 99 %% 14 Site of WWII Plane Crash 15 Milestone VARROVILLEVARROVILLE 1111 %% VARROVILLEVARROVILLE 1111 22Cottage 17 4 ((8 RABYRABY 33 %% %% VARROVILLEVARROVILLE 77 22Cottage 33 1 2 3 %% ((15 14 13 CURRANSCURRANS HILLHILL 2222 %% CURRANSCURRANS HILLHILL 22 %% 7 %% CURRANSCURRANS HILLHILL 2626 Legend Survey Area 22Cottage 2 Surface Project Area %% CURRANSCURRANS HILLHILL 2929 Well Locations CURRANSCURRANS HILLHILL 66 %% %% Well Surface Location Well Assessment Area Gas Gathering Lines Gathering Line CURRANSCURRANS HILLHILL 1010 %% 11 Gas Gathering Line Envelope Cottage 3922 Historic Features LEP point Feature CURRANSCURRANS HILLHILL 1414 %% (( LEP line Feature 22 Cottages 10 12 Historic areas SHR LEP 6 5 Potential archaeoligical site Other Data Cadastre Boundary Access Tracks Existing Track New Track Acknowledgements: - Development data from AGL - Cadastre information © Copyright 2009, MapData Sciences Pty Ltd, PSMA - Topographic imagery from Department of Lands 1:25000 topographic map series (2006) BIOSIS RESEARCH Pty. Ltd. Figure 3: Overview of proposed development in relation to historic sites and potential archaeological sites 8 Tate St Wollongong Date: 3 August 2010 Scale: 0 0.35 0.7 10.5 14.0 17.5 NEW SOUTH WALES 2500 Checked by: PBK File number: 11944 Location: ..P:\11900s\11944\Mapping\Historical Mapping\11944 F3_Historic Sites.WOR kilometres * Camden Gas Project, Northern Expansion: Part 3A Historic Cultural Heritage Assessment, NSW 2010 FINAL APPENDICES BIOSIS RESEARCH 102 Camden Gas Project, Northern Expansion: Part 3A Historic Cultural Heritage Assessment, NSW 2010 FINAL Appendix 1: Heritage Database search results BIOSIS RESEARCH 103 Heritage Branch Website - Online Database Page 1 of 5 About Us Listings Development Heritage Council Publications & Conservation Forms About Heritage Research Funding Home Listings Heritage Databases Heritage Database Search Heritage Item Click on the BACK button of your browser to return to the previous page. Upper Canal System (Prospect Reservoir) Item Name of Item: Upper Canal System (Prospect Reservoir) Other Name/s: includes the Southern Railway Aqueduct Type of Item: Built Group/Collection: Utilities - Water Category: Water Supply Canal Location: Lat:150.89260622 Long:-33.81361844 Primary Address: Prospect, NSW 2148 Local Govt. Area: Blacktown Property Description: Lot/Volume Code Lot/Volume Number Section Number Plan/Folio Code Plan/Folio Number Boundary: The Upper Canal forms a major component of the Upper Nepean Scheme. The Upper Nepean Scheme supplies water from the Cataract River at Broughtons Pass to the Crown Street reservoir, a distance of 63.25 miles. The Upper Canal commences by tunnel from Pheasant's Nest Weir on the Nepean River and extends through the Local Government areas of Wollondilly, Liverpool, Holroyd, Fairfield, Campbelltown and Camden. All Addresses Street Address Suburb/Town LGA Parish County Type Prospect Blacktown Primary Horsley Park Fairfield Alternate Cecil Park Liverpool Alternate West Hoxton Liverpool Alternate Denham Court Campbelltown Alternate Leppington Camden Alternate Catherine Field Camden Alternate Currans Hill Camden Alternate Mount Annan Camden Alternate Gilead Campbelltown Alternate Appin Wollondilly Alternate Owner/s Organisation Name Owner Category Date Ownership Updated Sydney Catchment Authority State Government The Upper Canal is significant as a major component of the Upper Nepean http://www.heritage.nsw.gov.au/07_subnav_01_2.cfm?itemid=5051481 15/11/2009 Heritage Branch Website - Online Database Page 2 of 5 Statement of Scheme. As an element of this Scheme, the Canal has functioned as part of Sydney's main water supply system for over 120 years. Apart from Significance maintenance and other
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