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KANGAROO ISLAND Point 1 7 6 Emu 5 Encounter Marine Park RD 3 RD Bay Cape Rouge Stokes Mt Mcdonnell 7 Discovery Lagoon Lavender CAPE WhiteBoxing North Cape Cape Point Bay Fleurieu Cassini Cape Point Marsden D'Estaing Peninsula Smith Mt Marsden Southern Spencer Gulf Marine Park Emu Bay Knob Bay RD KANGAROO ISLAND Point 1 7 6 Emu 5 Encounter Marine Park RD 3 RD Bay Cape Rouge Stokes Mt McDonnell 7 Discovery Lagoon Lavender CAPE Cape Bay 3 RD Campground Bay of Cape Jervis B23 Old 9 2 Busby Islet Dutton 3 COAST Wisanger NORTH COAST Shoals Will's NORTH School NORTH Conservation Park Cape Jervis 0 10 3 6 3 Bay of Station Rare Breeds COAST 9 RD POSSUM 3 Wisanger Shoals Busby Islet King George Farm 4 3 Rettie 8 Lathami 3 SPRINGS 7 ROSE PK RD 2 Sports Club Conservation Park Backstairs km Beach Bluff 4 1 Con. Park RD COTTAGE 3 Western Snelling 3 RD SPRINGS River Paul’s Stokes Bay Shep’s Studio 3 1 Kangaroo Island SeaLink Beach RD 2 NORTH Place Bush Garden 6 2 3 RD Kingscote 2 RD Passenger & Vehicle Ferry Cove PRATTS Wildlife 2 4 Island Beehive Kangaroo 5 Sanctuary 7 5 5 RD 3 2 2 (Cape Jervis - Penneshaw) RANGE Amen Corner 4 4 3 Beach GAP 3 Snug WESTERN HWY Brownlow Lodges Constitution 7 RD 4 Cape Cove RD Stokes Bay Hall BARK 2 K.I. Spirits 2 Kingscote RIVER 8 COCKATOO Western River Billygoat Falls Hill 2 GUM CREEKCREEK RD 6 RD 4 Forbin HUT BOXER 2 Golf Course 7 RD McBRIDES 1 5 De Mole Waterfall Wilderness 7 2 3 Island Pure Sheep Dairy Racecourse Passage 4 4 Nepean Cape River Retreat Creek Hike Middle RD 2 RD BARK 2 Cygnet Torrens RD Protection 8 3 2 River 2 River BAY HUT Duck Lagoon Bay MILLERS ARRAMORE SNUG 2 1 7 PIONEER RD 5 2 4 COVE RD Dam BEND 2 5 3 Kangaroo Scott Cape Torrens Area JOHNCOCK RD 2 Western Cove Cape Borda 9 RD MAYS 9 5 RD Point Head Penneshaw Cove Harveys Return Wild. Prot. Area 8 5 TURKEY 7 Nepean Bay Lighthouse - COAST River CREEK RD 1 BOMB ALLEY Nepean Bay Baudin Conservation Park Encounter Marine Park JUMP 4 BRANCH Morrison Lighthouse River 4 RD (Western Cove) Red Penneshaw Cemetery 1 Guided Tours 4 2 3 Conservation Park 2 Keepers Cemetery COOPERS 6 The Islander Estate Banks Norma Cove Charing Cross 2 4 Ironstone Hill RD BERRYMAN HOG 5 River 39 4 CASTLEFLEA 1 WILLOUGHBY Dudley Cellar Door 3 COLMANS Vineyards RD RD 2 8 2 RD Newland Corner PLAYFORD RD Eastern 1 1 NORTH 9 4 5 5 MIN-OIL RD RD 2 Snapper Point 7 COAST RD Cygnet 2 3 Bay Sunset 3 Mole LANE 4 4 2 3 7 NORTH 9 HUT Parndana 3 PT MORRISON Cove RD 7 RD Rob’s OFF 3 Middle 3 4 1 5 Wines 1 2 RD Con. Park RD BAY 1 Shearing MORGANS STOKES 6 14 Birchmore RD 4 2 2 RD Frank RD 5 4 7 4 5 Demo’s 3 Cape Coutts De STARRS PLAYFORD WALLERS RD HWY TIN KI Lagoon 1 August HUNGERFORD 2 RD 4 6 6 BANKS Potts Baudin Beach RIVER RD Western Kangaroo Island PLAYFORD 2 TIMBER 1 RD American River PAULS 4 2 Wildlife 3 War Service RD Emu Ridge 2 RED Gully 3 (American Fiebig 3 RD 5 Marine Park 30 4 2 6 Park 4 WILLSONS RD K.I. 3 28 Lashmar 10 5 Eucalyptus RD IAN Gosse AHWANS 1 Land 1 The Oyster Beach) Monument 8 1 2 3 3 Distillery Beyeria 1 Artworks Conservation Park 1 Western Parndana Settlement 2 3 B23 Farm Shop Sapphiretown 2 Gallery RD MOFFATT Ravine RD Conservation 4 32 5 6 36 HWY 7 Pony Club Rookery Schooner DOUG Antechamber Bay Burgess ROWLAND RD Island Beach 2 des Casoars District Roo 2 8 Monument MARGRIES 4 5 Park 4 4 5 Dudley WESTSGo-Kart Club Wines & 7 Independence Browns Beach Chapman R. HWY Lagoon Community Lagoon Gallery HARRIET AIRPORT 3 Hike RD Timber HILL HWY 7 & Cottage CREEK 7 K.I. Cider 1 Pelican Lagoon 5 3 5 Thomas Family Red House & Sports Centre 7 Creek 2 RD 2 5 30 EAST WEDGE RD STIRLINGS 2 2 1MOORES 5 Con. Park Felt Hat Monument 3 Bay Cape St Albans 5 3 Lodge 5 RD 5 WEST WOOD 3RD 2 MILKYS 3Corner 5 4 WILLSON River3 3 Lashmar McHUGHS 2 RD Larrikin Cliffords BOUNDARY 4 RD Muston Chapman 14 GVE 1 RD 12 RD EAST WEST 6 8 Honey Farm M.B. Stonor Art Glass Lagoon Lagoon 9 5 RD QUEENSHWY River Cellar Moncrieff Bay ONE HICKMANS 3 3 4 RD Flinders Chase 5 HWY 4 Matthew Flinders Y.M.C.A Dudley 1 6 GOSSE - Seddon 3 4 Door 3 4 RD Prospect Conservation CAPERIVER Zest & Ravine des Casoars River National Park BIRCHMORE Monument Corner WILLSON 7RD WEST 5 Con. Park HWY 6 FLORENCE Hill 4 2 Wilderness Protection Area 47 Salt RD Park Thyme Café (Gosselands) WATTLE 4 5 ONE White 2 HALLS 7 7 8 RD 1 6 23 RD 4 COAST RD Lagoon HART 17 WOODS 5 4 Lagoon BARRETTS RD Salt RD 2 Simpson South EAST CRABBS North Andermel 5 5 5 5 2 Stranraer Lake Conservation 6 END 4 3 3 Cape Willoughby Marron & Café 7 4 Park SOUTH 5 Pennington Willson Lesueur Lighthouse - Vennachar Point RD RD 3 River 4 WEST River Two Wheeler HWY 2 Con. Guided Tours SHACKLE 3 RD NEST Bay WHEATONS FLOUR CASK BAY Mouth Flat West Bay 3 Creek Wines RD RD Cape Willoughby CHURCH RITCHIE WEST 3 2 Park 3 6 GREGORS TWO 1 5 Flour Cask Point Reynolds 11 EAST 6 RD SEAGERS Beach Peninsula Con. Park 8 5 7 THREE 1 CHAIN Bay Retreat Flour Cask MT HARRIET 3 ELSEGOOD BAXTERFlinders Chase Farm 4 2 2 HAWKS 6 West RD HarrietTiger Trails 1 3 1 Black Point West River 6 Curley Ck 4 RD Bay Horse Riding Seal Bay 2 7 Breakneck Cottages Hike Cape Hart 8 Bald Hill 8 3 BAY Rocky RD & Café 1 Platypus 6 11 RD False Cape 3 Mount Taylor SEAL Lake Ada Murray Timber Creek Rocky Waterholes 11 Con. Park STOCKDALE 11 RD Lagoon Walk d'Estrees 2 RD 3 WEST River River 4 Raptor D'ESTREES 4 River Walk SOUTH N.E. 12 Cape Gantheaume Bay Western K.I. Caravan Park RD Domain Sandy RD Hike 10 Eleanor 13 Ck Hike 4 & Wildlife Reserve 5 RD 2 Conservation Park Cape Bedout 4 R. 3 Mt 6 1 1 Flinders Stockdale BAY Snake K.I. Kangaroo Island COAST Little Sahara Cape Gantheaume Chase BAY TAYLOR Vivonne Bay 9 Lagoon Visitor Wilderness 5 Earth Ed. Bush Getaway Mt Mary Conservation Park RD General Store Hike Centre Retreat 5 COAST Karatta Centre Adventures Mt Bloomeld & Café 6 & Bottle Shop For an update on what campsites and hikes are SUNSHINE 3 RD MT 12 Flinders Chase Kelly Hill RD open in Flinders Chase National Park, please AVENUE Kelly Hill Conservation Park 3 38 5 Vivonne Bay Point Tinline check with Flinders Chase Visitor Centre on National Park Hanson Bay Caves - 7SOUTH 3 (Harriet River) 3 1Bales Wreckers RD Kangaroo 13 Wildlife Sanctuary Guided Tours Beach Cape Gantheaume (08) 8553 4490 Stun'sail Rustic Blue Island Outdoor RD Beach Southern 5 Hanson Point Nobby Is. Seal Bay Wilderness Protection Area HANSON BAY Boom River Lake Gallery & Café Action Maupertuis Bunker Hill Ocean Bay Hike Ellen Visitor Centre Wheatons Cape Bouguer Kitty Vivonne Bay -Guided Tours Beach Bay Yacca Lodge Wilderness Protection Area Flat Hanson Conservation Park Cape Linois BOXER DR Bay Sanderson Cape Cape Kersaint 1 4 Bay Cape Weirs Younghusband 1 Remarkable Bouguer Admirals Cove Rocks Arch Cape du Couedic Visitor Information Centre Caravan Park Major Road – Sealed B23 Cape Gantheaume Casuarina Islets (The Brothers) Information Outlet Park Information Dump Point Secondary Road – Sealed Southern Kangaroo Island Marine Park Electric Vehicles Charge Point Accommodation Other Road – Sealed Boat Ramp Camping Area Other Road – Unsealed Western Lighthouse Lookout 4.W.D. Only Flinders Kangaroo Island Chase Marine Park Cellar Door Distances In Kilometres 80 National Seal Colony Park Golf Course Fuel Intermediate Kilometres 8 Public Toilets Airport © SATC 2015 Carto Graphics, Unley, SA.
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