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Map of the Division of Capricornia CAPRICORNIA CAPRICORNIA Mount Elliot Ayr Hervey Range Barringha Horseshoe Barratta Nindaroo Blacks 2009 Granite Lagoon Kuttabul Habana The Leap Beach Home B Rural View COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA Vale R TOWNSVILLE Majors L U Hill Cape Upstart OCALITY C Mona O Hampden E Woodstock F D z { Slade E Creek R LO Calcium CITY CALITY D Inkerman T Park OF M MO Richmond A UN A 1 N T Point L Upstart MA I Coconut Bay R D T TIN R E S w O Reid River Fredericksfield Bay VE A J P R o Fanning Fanning Mount E U H UX WY N Wunjunga L O k C O Glenella e Martin R R e Nobbies Devereux Creek C T E M r E A Balnagowan H G C K L Farleigh i k BURDEKIN Inlet l I R Crimea e T e YA E Y KA z e { G r PAR North O C Wangaratta C I Upper Kirknie Abbot Bay Abbot Point r r C C R Dotswood rego eek RD O Mackay Y Y n Clare 1 cg r Dumbleton A Mackay OF e o M M S A e ti Haughton Curlewis Bay RIA T N k ta Gumlu Harbour Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 R S Y SHIRE Erakala a a River iv t W t r e H ee r a BR n Foulden r UC Gloucester Head io STATE OF QUEENSLAND r E Queens Bay P MACKAY Pioneer R a Mulgrave EUNGE A B B LLA I u Bowen L Mackay Kings Beach A R W z r { LE D d XANDR Marian iver e A S R A D k T R i Rangemore Blue Pearl Bay Y Basalt n 78 ALEXANDRA ST O Port Denison Pleystowe B South East Mackay Millaroo Nelly George Point E Adelaide Point Mirani N Southern Breddan Guthalungra Bay Walkerston Mackay Map of the k Y Cree Dingo Beach M Te n W Han Toll Baird Point A Cross R Greenmount FEDERAL ELECTORAL DIVISION OF Sinclair Bay I Macona Inlet O Y Kowai H D Cape Whitsundays N W E H C Charters Towers Broughton R Double Bay E H U W T Paget Swans Y Gloucester Woodwark Bay O B R Millchester N a k B Hannah Point Apostle Bay er k E E Palmyra s e Lagoon Airlie R S e Mosman Park H Lucy Creek D r T N C O Woodwark Windy Bay STOCKROUTE RD Black Jack Hill Inlet W B Dalbeg M Beach O COWLEYS RD U E White Bay Bakers R L Mount Riordanvale D S Riv D E LEMBERGS RD e E D DAWSON r DER K Sugarloaf Base Point PETERSENS RD Creek N I Pluto Kinchant Dam N LI N Craig Point OR Victoria F ET TH F Lake Mia Mia Eton North ON O Foxdale Cape RD Plains DE ES Ravenswood Eight Mile I 8 Rosella BD 67 Proserpine Preston McEwens CAPRICORNIA V W 2 R F N 3 Conway E A E Names and Boundaries of Electoral Divisions L Creek & P1 Bogie Crystal Brook Pine Head D L N S K R L 3 T M Beach O S I D W T E RANI A BUSH AM LO E HOME P P Dittmer Proserpine P M ISAAC ET E Conway ON Chelona Names and Boundaries of Local Government Areas NT Puritan Bay Sandiford Silver Creek Creek A R Pi Eton D Dunnrock L L Genesta Bay o Brightly RD Gunyarra Wilson n B e E Homebush owe e T ndy B n Goorganga Cape Conway r O Sa R Pinevale U Beach R N C iv S E D Creek e A Map Number QLD5/2009 r HOMEBUS R Lethebrook H R R Thoopara I i Collinsville N ve P A A z { Seventy Mile r e C HAY POINT RD li lar Laguna 2010 0 20 40 60 80 Campaspe ca ke Alligator 55 n Andromache H H Quays O Balberra W Kilometres Creek Midge M Y Creek E Midge Point k Hay B Oakenden e U e Springlands Point r S Point Campaspe R C iv Ten Mile Beach H er ator R Allig MAP GRID OF AUSTRALIA (MGA) Zone 56 Lake D k Mentmore Beach Sunnyside Dalrymple Mount Wyatt e Mentmore e Bloomsbury r C Osprey Point Bell Yalboroo Western Bay C Ro St Helens Beach r Pindi e se Refuge Bay KENNEDY e e l C R k il la R Haliday a Pindi D B p M roke a e e n n g Bay Ball Bay Cramer Point e G r Calen r e n C Eungella Seaforth e v e T re a Ri e R t k iv L Belmunda MACKAY e Hinterland Mount Pelion Mount The Cape A Newlands r Sand Bay N LOCALITY OF FINCH HATTON O LOCALITY OF OWENS CREEK I m Jukes Shoal Point ei G h LOCALITY OF DOWS CREEK REGIONAL l E WHITSUNDAY Habana el Mount R S Eimeo D Dalrymple Mount Ossa R Charlton Kuttabul Rive REGIONAL Heights r S Y Y ut tor A Finch Owens D Netherdale Dows N Turrawulla Hatton U Creek S Eungella Creek Ri T I MACKAY EUN v GELLA e H RD r W Broken River L TA Eungella Pinnacle N E M ISAAC REGIONAL CHARTERS TOWERS P Dam LO Crediton B E V a L E Septimus D rr A REGIONAL ie N N O E I WL B Recife Point r Grasstree Beach G A RU ND Glenden S Pinevale E Mount Coolon ACCS C R Munbura E E Sarina Beach Suttor C Llanarth A k Freshwater Point A e S Cre I r e Hail Creek Sarina e olic v P i Mount Britton Blue Armstrong Beach R Dawson Beach Elphinstone Battle Bay N S Mountain WE U Ince Bay O TT r South Pacific Ocean B O e C Sarina R v o DEVELOPM i o ENTAL R p RD er Epsom Range Eaglefield k Howard Point e Burton C e r H r W Buchanan e C Y e G Kemmis k Koumala R Nebo k E ac G B O Ilbilbie IS North West Bay AAC R Notch Point R RE Y z G z { IONAL { Onslow Point e c c a e a 1 Four Mile Beach Is ISAAC f Strathfield B e REGIONAL e Belyando Pasha Oxford Carmila R Three Mile Beach Camp Cove O G k C O e e K o o O r N C H d re C n Y Coppabella e Quarry Point A a E k e M y D L Y l L rs E A W Cliff Head P e H o V H T B Lotus E O L O North Point N P Moranbah Creek R R M E D E G D N r Collaroy R Sand Bank Bay I T e O iv A N L L R A Clairview Stanage Bay L S S N Stanage Point S S S S W CAPRICORNIA Clairview Bluff N N O W C W D SOURCES O arm O Supply Bay D ich iver D Stanage I ae R S l Valkyrie This map has been compiled by Terranean Mapping Technologies from data supplied A AC M Broome Head by the Australian Electoral Commission, Geoscience Australia and Pitney Bowes A Business Insight 2009 (www.pbinsight.com.au). StreetPro Australia is used on this s R R r Dove Point L map, based on data provided under licence from PSMA Australia Ltd. E o D D D D n B Reef Point G N Elgin N n O O O I o Macdonald Point I Kilcummin K s R Island Bluff O a Pinetrees Point M M C a O DISCLAIMER NA A A EA c I I U P D Galilee D G DON R L OY D West Bight Shoalwater R Winchester H CR This map has been compiled from various sources and the publisher and/or contributors D E Bay Frankfield C Sabina Point accept no responsibility for any injury, loss or damage arising from its use, or errors or N E Pearl Bay omissions therein. While all care is taken to ensure a high degree of accuracy, users are N N R I W M A invited to notify of any map discrepancies. L St Lawrence M U River r C T ve Perforated Point L S i I R © Pitney Bowes Software Pty Ltd, 2009. K West Point Head © Commonwealth of Australia 2009 Laglan x Lake ty West Water Galilee Gemini S This work is copyright. Apart from any use as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, South Arm no part may be reproduced by any process without prior written permission from the Mountains S Commonwealth. Requests and enquiries concerning reproduction and rights should A Shoalwater R be addressed to the Commonwealth Copyright Administration, Attorney General’s I N Department, National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600 or posted at www.ag.gov.au/cca. A A olf Freshwater Bay R Cr Dysart May Downs ee Cliff Point Note: k ROCKHAMPTON The federal electoral boundaries follow the centre of the features Cape Manifold to which they are aligned, unless otherwise advised by the AEC. Y D Clarke Upland Wolfang A OW B M RU NS Creek CE Ogmore REGIONAL D Five Rocks Beach IN RD G R O O D D Weerriba R C reek Stockyard Point oc C ka too ked Kunwarara Dunrobin EY roo Stockyard TL Middlemount C Marlborough N D U M R H T MA M Nine Mile Beach RD Retro Cotherstone Roper RLB OROU a Byfield Lowestoff R GH r Y Y L R l D b R C A O Mistake Creek reek o R Mount N D C r O R O o Canal Creek I K Mount C u Clermont G H Macarthur E g C F Cheeseborough A h A L R H r O M Gardiner P e R C Maryvale L O e P E E Bundoora A A A k T R N A k C H Woodbury T O e re O IS e e W E r T N C k Y R Greenlake S Canoona R lin R e E v Khosh E De Farnborough H G Jardine T R Bungundarra I D er O Considine Bay O iv R N zroy Bulduk C k Fit e A Bangalee Belcong RD Tieri Cattle re Rossmoya Pelican Creek C L River Milman NUM Inverness Theresa CRI Yeppoon NT Capella Creek Barmoya Statue Bay Clam Big Peninsula MO Hibernia ack Bingegang Mackenzie R L Creek B Bay LE A YA Garnant Cobraball Rosslyn C N N The Keppels Norman IO Red Beach G Mackenzie South Mulambin k k Etna L e k e E Y e e AN e Sandringham A Y Gardens e e R D Chirnside i r r Peak Vale R Lilyvale z Morinish Tanby N A Cr C C Carbine River Kinka Beach D C C n Yaamba IO A ans A o e Glenroy Creek Glenlee chm R A o k Rockyview Cawarral G M Fren IS Crinum RD ro c Emu Park E B K BARCALDINE Creek o a R A R r F s s LE a M i s A n n D N tz R k n i Rocky Point i e ¯ e A r e P r o r k Ironpot O D k R Ridgelands y Frenchville e k o D T o r U n YV n B R P e o Surbiton o C a Jellinbah a U ek Zilzie M re M N E N M R re Alsace A M C REGIONAL Gordonstone C Kawana s t Pink H s e Keppel Sands K e Lakes z C k Dalma o Nankin Argyll a z O { Lily h Hobartville L R R A A Tungamull Joskeleigh T Creek L LE i A Morinish South v L 55 YV e E IL Keppel Bay RI Garfield L DG r Nerimbera P ELAN k Nankin D A S Ingberry C e F e Gracemere it Wyuna r Thompson Cape Keppel zr T T o C Cattle Y y N R D IL O WOORABINDA Rockhampton Point Alton L y y Fitz Point M r g Kalapa oy Cape Capricorn R g River City o E Balcomba Wycarbah Downs B K B Pink L u IN C SHIRE l MARANOA l Kabra Midgee P o R Beaufort c Lily iv k k Port Port er ek Stanwell G re F a The Gemfields Blackwater C C The vi Curtis Island O a Emerald r Alma l e h Y Curtis CAPRICORN e ort Bushley k kw Gogango W ITY Range z { L uc H Bouldercombe CA Port D D Wallaroo LO B R Leydens Hill e A4 HWY Curtis l Pine Hill Y The y Willows A a Goowarra Black Head M W n L C k LO C H k O d E ree Bluff Mount Morgan Narrows e Fairy r o o C e M r e S Duaringa C CA WY e S E k z Grant { t k Boolburra Westwood Trotter RN H er s T e Connor Bluff p ur Comet re L Bower O en h C Darts I IC t Midgee d T in 66 Jericho n e Marmor
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