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NSW Sydney Moorings Analysis Sydney Harbour (Area A) Date Last Mooring Total No. of No. of Private Applicant Mooring Bay Code/Bay Name Allocated & Ratio Applicants Moorings Totals Totals Comments AA - DARLING POINT 4 5/06/2015 25 AC - DOUBLE BAY 31 21/05/2015 203 AD - ELIZABETH BAY 32 9/04/2015 20 AE - FELIX BAY 11 30/03/2015 39 AF - HERMIT BAY 8 31/05/2015 30 AJ - PARSLEY BAY 13 28/05/2015 44 AO - ROSE BAY 40 2/06/2015 138 AP - RUSHCUTTERS BAY 58 27/04/2015 75 AT - VAUCLUSE BAY 25 28/05/2015 72 34% AU - WATSONS BAY 45 5/03/2015 131 267 777 Sydney Harbour (Area B) BB - BEAUTY POINT 0 8/05/2014 17 BE - CASTLECRAG 5 12/05/2015 45 BN - KILLARNEY 14 2/06/2015 68 BP - LONG BAY 5 29/04/2015 86 BR - NORTHBRIDGE 0 23/03/2015 52 BS - PEARL BAY 1 19/05/2015 145 BT - PICKERING POINT 0 7/05/2015 56 BU - POWDER HULK BAY 6 25/05/2015 105 BV - QUAKERS HAT BAY 0 12/06/2015 93 BX - SAILORS BAY 12 8/04/2015 62 BY - SALT PAN CREEK 3 7/05/2015 25 CA - SEAFORTH 0 28/05/2015 56 CD - SUGARLOAF BAY 1 29/04/2015 26 CE - SUGARLOAF POINT 8 7/02/2015 28 7% CH - WILLOUGHBY BAY 5 10/09/2014 32 60 896 Sydney Harbour (Area C) AG - LITTLE MANLY COVE 24 6/05/2015 35 AH - MANLY COVE 52 30/01/2015 86 AI - NORTH HARBOUR 106 1/04/2015 111 BA - BALMORAL 36 2/12/2014 56 BL - FISHER BAY 15 16/02/2015 18 BZ - SANDY BAY 22 17/02/2014 24 GE - CAREENING COVE 27 9/02/2009 18 GL - KIRRIBILLI 8 19/08/1992 2 GN - LITTLE SIRIUS COVE 10 9/04/2015 80 GP - MOSMAN BAY 48 29/01/2015 90 GQ - NEUTRAL BAY 50 6/01/2015 47 GU - SHELL COVE 30 2/06/2015 74 65% GW - TAYLORS BAY 0 28/05/2015 21 428 662 Sydney Harbour (Area D) EA - ABBOTSFORD BAY 3 16/04/2015 49 EE - BIRCHGROVE 21 18/02/2015 82 EK - CALLAN PARK BAY 20 17/04/2015 26 EN - DRUMMOYNE BAY 0 25/03/2015 51 EO - DRUMMOYNE EAST 10 24/03/2015 83 EP - DRUMMOYNE WEST 1 24/02/2015 29 ER - FIG TREE BAY 4 12/12/2011 5 WAMA Office June 2015 1 of 3 ES - FIVE DOCK BAY NORTH 2 8/05/2015 108 EV - HALF MOON BAY 8 12/03/2015 64 FB - JOHNSTONS BAY 17 12/05/2010 4 FE - LEICHHARDT BAY 8 5/06/2015 69 FH - MORT BAY 25 23/04/2014 25 FP - SNAILS BAY 14 20/05/2015 29 FQ -SOMMERVILLE POINT 14 2/06/2015 30 21% FW - FIVE DOCK BAY SOUTH 2 11/06/2015 66 149 720 Sydney Harbour (Area E) CP - ALEXANDRA BAY 4 29/05/2015 83 CS - BURNS BAY 0 6/02/2015 75 DA - LANE COVE RIVER SOUTH 0 9/05/2015 21 DC - LINLEY POINT 0 1/05/2015 12 DD - LONGUEVILLE 3 23/12/2014 22 DJ - NEWCOMBE POINT 0 13/01/2014 11 DK - ONION POINT 1 5/02/2015 60 DS - TAMBOURINE BAY 1 30/09/2014 47 DW - WOOLWICH, LANE COVE RIVER 0 14/04/2015 63 DX - YACHT BAY 6 14/11/2014 34 DY - YACHT COVE 2 31/10/2014 12 GC - BERRYS BAY 15 2/01/2015 74 GG - GORE COVE BAY 6 5/03/2015 43 GH - GORE CREEK 4 2/07/2014 49 GJ - GREENWICH 3 18/03/2015 66 GK - GREENWICH BATHS 0 9/06/2015 16 GM - LAVENDER BAY 22 16/04/2014 51 GY - WOLLSTONECRAFT BAY 4 17/12/2008 6 7% GZ - WOODFORD BAY 3 12/06/2015 251 74 996 Sydney Harbour (Area F) CQ - BEDLAM BAY 2 24/02/2015 40 CR - BETTS BAY 0 20/04/2015 21 CV - GLADES BAY 0 11/06/2015 53 CW - HENLEY BAY 2 3/01/2015 41 CX - HUNTLEYS POINT 0 28/05/2015 16 CY - KISSING POINT BAY 2 30/04/2015 69 DE - LOOKING GLASS BAY 1 21/04/2015 27 DF - LUKES BAY 0 13/12/2014 28 DG - MEADOWBANK 4 30/07/2014 20 DH - MORRISONS BAY 0 25/05/2015 106 DL - P/R GLADESVILLE 0 14/01/2015 20 DM - P/R HUNTERS HILL 1 24/02/2015 33 DN - P/R WOOLWICH 4 9/01/2015 14 DT - TARBAN CREEK EAST 1 29/04/2013 21 DU - TARBAN CREEK WEST 7 7/10/2014 65 DV - VALENTIA STREET 3 18/12/2014 25 EH - BRAYS BAY 0 28/05/2015 62 EJ - CABARITA 1 12/03/2015 13 EQ - EXILE BAY 0 12/02/2015 18 ET - FRANCE BAY 2 24/03/2015 31 EX - HEN & CHICKEN BAY 1 10/03/2015 70 4% FG - MAJORS BAY 2 13/03/2015 20 33 813 Botany Bay (East of Tom Uglys Bridge) KH - Kogarah Bay 0 * 191 WAMA Office June 2015 2 of 3 Column Three KM - Gwawley Bay 0 * Text * LA - Cooks River 0 * 49 LB - Kurnell 0 18/04/2010 1 No Licences LC - Muddy Creek 0 Available 0 LD - La Perouse/ Frenchmans Bay 0 29/11/2013 10 LE - Taren Point 0 * 11 LF - Sandringham 0 22/12/2006 1 LG - Tempe Basin 0 * 39 1% LH - Woolooware Bay 2 11/102/2015 23 2 325 Botany Bay West (West of Tom Uglys Bridge) KA - Kangaroo Point 0 * 11 KB - Bald Face Point 0 * 6 KC - Como 0 7/01/2015 10 KD - Gungah Bay 0 28/10/2014 3 KE - East Hills 0 * 11 KF - Neverfail 0 * 20 KG - Pleasure Point 0 * 22 KJ - Jewfish Bay 0 * 3 KK - Connells Bay 0 * 18 KL - Lugarno 0 * 19 KN - Caravan Head 1 6/11/2014 14 KP - Picnic Point 13 13/02/2015 12 KQ - Sandy Point 0 9/04/2015 4 KR - Oyster Bay 0 * 11 KS - Salt Pan Creek 0 * 9 KT - Oatley Bay 0 * 81 KU - Milperra 4 17/03/2008 4 KV - Sylvania 2 15/07/2014 7 KW - Shipwrights Bay 0 * 2 KX - Coronation Bay 0 31/01/2014 5 KY - Kyle Bay 0 * 15 6% LY - Woronora River 0 * 28 20 315 Port Hacking LJ - Simpsons Bay/Bundeena 6 5/02/2015 13 LK - Burraneer Bay 0 * 184 LL - Dolans Bay 7 26/02/2015 69 LM - Fishermans Bay 0 * 28 LN - Grays Point 9 27/04/2015 47 LP - Gunnamatta Bay 51 30/04/2015 276 LQ - Gymea Bay 10 11/05/2015 91 LR - Lilli Pilli 3 18/12/2014 32 LS - Little Turriell Bay 0 * 26 LT - North West Arm 12 9/01/2015 55 NO LICENCES LU - South West Arm 0 AVAILABLE 0 LV - Gannons Bay 3 26/02/2015 26 LW - Great Turriell Bay 13 4/02/2015 38 11% LX - Yowie Bay 9 17/03/2015 218 123 1103 Total Waitlist 1156 Total No of Moorings 17% 6607 Comparative WA Potential Position - Swan and Canning 220 1260 17% WAMA Office June 2015 3 of 3.
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