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Eastern Downs Regional Roads and Transport Group Local Roads of Regional Significance (LRRS) at September 2020 Mannuem Creek Rd 0 0.5 1 1.5 Ironpot 45A Inset 3 41A ee Km 40C ung 22A le Rd le Road Linvi mb Nanango Gowrie Rd Goo s lle Junction ad 40C - Lilyva - Brookland 419 - Old 423 Kumbia go em Ro em Nanan Gowrie Proposed Old Goombungee Road 45A Mannu LOCKYER VALLEY 45A Blue REGIONAL COUNCIL Proposed Boundary Street NORTH COAST Mountain Kumb ia -Bro o k la n d s 429 Heights 4104 Rd 419 AND Street Scenic Brooklands WIDE BAY/BURNETT Road Cooranga Tarong REGION North TOOWOOMBA Jandowae 424 Valleys 4161 REGIONAL Hermitage 424 ion COUNCIL 40C In vR eoad ra i R o a d ary Junct 18B Mort WideBay/ Road Bound ie WIDE Burnett 419 Gowr Road BAY/BURNETT 4196 Yarraman Linville 18B Street DISTRICT Maidenwell 45A 4201 Brigalow 40B 320 Street SOUTH BURNETT 40B 22A REGIONAL 324 Road 22A Blackbutt 421 O'mara 18B COUNCIL Benarkin ary Jellicoe St 40B Moore 419 Bridge 4161 324 324 Bound Street 22A C ro w s N e s t - 324 B la c k b u tt R o a d Drayton Russell St NORTH COAST Street Victoria St 422 Road Macalister Bell St TOOWOOMBA Warra 18B DISTRICT Margaret u StreetTourist Road Clifford Herries22A W Nukk Jimbour Road ellcamp Street 18B Jimbour Station 18A 18A Northern Road Cooyar 4163 Jandowae West 422 28A 22B 18C un 3403 Kitchener St enb SEQ Greenwattle St Perth St Road 22A Mount Binga Rd Bridge mkill Eusto A ld e rle y S t Road n Western Kai B la c k b u tt R a n g e R o a d Road Street 4161 342Easternna 417 - South Downs Bana 28A Stenner Street zie Downs 416 Road Street Macalister ken Bell Kogan Stenner Mac Kaimkillenbun 321 Street 4163 Street 22B Boundary 421 Maclagan Creek 340 45A 416 3402 Spring Street 416 28A 418 Westbrook t F 18C lagstone Creek Road Quinalow SOMERSET Quinalow - Pe Wes REGIONAL ra 417 nga Nelson Pierces COUNCIL 331 arilla321 St 28A Ro Rd Kumb Lane ad 22A 22B Denham Street Crows 340 la Peranga Nest Dalby- NungilRoad Dalby - Road Moo - H Esk 45A Nungil - ade 416 Haden - n - Per Rd Peranga Rd 3401 nville a Road Inset 4 ng Dalby Bowe a 418 Kulpi Ro Road ad The Bluff 35A Blaxland Road Haden Anduramba Nungil Road Church St Ha Road Wilds Street Arthur d Road Road en du Wilds - Mul Brymaroo 417 Kann St NestRoad - Road ows Emu Creek Cr Road n Road Moola - ryan Crows aryan Road Muldu - Plainview Jond Hade 22A - Road - Nest Jonda 18B 18B Muldu - Brymaroo e Charles Street l Road horp 35A t Nungi 418 Jondaryan - Muldu Road Road Kings Bowenville Perseverance - Dam Jondaryan Bowenville Moola Road Goombungee Mt Jondaryan - Sabine Rd Connection Road 418 325 Acland Jockey 18B WESTERN DOWNS Pechey Pechey Forestry Road Road Bowenville Marion St Road REGIONAL aryan Goombu 418 3203 Muldu 22A Road 414 Jond COUNCIL See Inset 4 G Evanslea r - nge o Road o - m Ravensbourne DOWNS e Philp 86B n Haden sville 18B 417 Dip Road SOUTH WEST arya - Hampton Road Jond - ryan Mer REGION ingan Jonda R Tyson Kelvinhaugh - pe o Jondaryan a 414 Jondaryan Yalangar Rd dan d SaintRuthRoad See Inset 1 sthor Geham Road King Road Mount Tipton Road Jondaryan - Saint Ruth Road 18B - Evanslea Road - Yalangar- Fifteen 326 22A 0 1 2 LilyvaleRd Meringandan Jondaryan Jondaryan d Meringa Km Tyson ndan Road Oakey Gowrie - Mile Roa Highfields Rd Rd Lilyvale Rd Road 35A Murphy's Road 326 4AK Meringandan - Shirley Rd Road Mount lea Creek Rd Haden Highfields Spring 325 Eastern Kearney 22A Bluff Rd Mile Evans - Old Goombungee Rd LOCKYER Kingsthorpe Blue 4104 VALLEY Downs - 18B Gowrie Mountain REGIONAL en 3203 Junction Kingsthorpe- Heights Jondaryan 323 COUNCIL 4104 ente Airforce Sev Helidon Dip Jondaryan Road 324 Road 324Horrane Purrawunda 320 324 324 18A Road - 324 18A Helidon 18A Cecil 324 Gatton an Forest Plains Tyson TOOWOOMBA Withcott 314 Road 327 Norwin 314 Jondary Road Hill ie Pipeline Mount Moon 3221 Road ew Wood - Mt Tyson Grantham chvi d Mount Tyson Road Cecil Roa lands Plains Road 28A Blan 313 3251 Rd 323 Road neCreek See Inset 3 Flagsto Creek Tenthill 331 Cecil DARLING 28A 321 Ropeley 3221 Plains 3131 DOWNS Road Ingold Ropeley - Newman 22B Scenic Umbir Preston am Wyreema sby Mooni DISTRICT Road Boundary - e Road Umbiram Bongeen Road Valleys Rockside Saint Southbrook 331 313 Helen Toowoomba Rd 22B Road Rd 3304 Railway Street Cambooya 3221 TOOWOOMBA Murray Street Mt Sylvia Road ad REGIONAL RdPittsworth o Gap R COUNCIL 22B 28A 3131 Golf Course Rd Greenmount - 327 Etonvale Brookstead 331 Road Woodland Cudmore 313 Clift 332 3341 28A on Road G r Greenmount ee Pampas n East Felton East 330 m o Road unt 3102 Road - 22B N o Turallin b by 335 3308 Haldon 3251 330 3308 Nobby 28A Pilton Millmerran Clifton - 337 Pittsworth 313 28B 330 Road 335 Road 337 Kooroo Owens Road Scrub 336 ngarra Clifton 313 Owens Ryeford 22B 336 See Inset 2 Road Scrub Road Elphinstone 331 ! 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Border Road Gore 221 Road Cullend 337 22C © The State of Queensland, 2020 © Trillium Software Pty Ltd, 2020 Based on [Dataset – Street Pro Nav] provided with the permission ore of Trillium Software Pty Ltd(Current as at 06 / 20) and other state government datasets 17C Pikedale Road Legend: Millmerran 28A Withorn - 28B 337 Kelvinhaugh Rd State-controlled LRRS eet Kingsthorpe - Str Campbell Proposed 18B Silverleigh Rd Road Owens Local Govt LRRS 417 - Kelvin Corfe Roadhaugh Oakey Other State-controlled Road Kelvinhaugh - Scru 326 Orr Road b Road Yalangur Road Beale St 337 Other Local Govt Road Oakey Road 18B 326 RRTG Name Outback Koorongara 323 SOUTH WEST 326 4AK District boundary y Road 337 323 Kearne 18B Local Govt Boundary BURKE Road 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 Km Km Inset 1 Inset 2 Eastern Downs Regional Roads and Transport Group Local Roads of Regional Significance (LRRS) at September 2020 \\imapsfile\jobs\jobs\CORPORATE PRODUCTS\Regional Road Group Maps\Eastern Downs\EasternDowns RRTG.mxd 03/05/2018.
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