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T w l c Open Space a ! e y s THEBARTON P ! ! l Recreation D r ce P T ways O g Residential Stran St Anderson R T Local government boundary R D Suburbs C a W w S t a Zoning h t l i o s r H r h l i n n o S e g l l Policy Area a t S S n t t d S Main road t PL 24 In Other road ! 37 Phillips St State heritage site ! ! ! ! Local heritage site Rd Thebarton West ! UrC Contributory heritage site ! Major towns ! Other towns and localities J a m e s S t ! 0 0.2 km Smith St ± 34 Produced by Department of Planning, R Transport and Infrastructure. 27 Valuation derived data has been supplied ! by DPTI and is current to 30 June 2016. St ve ! Do ! Topographic data supplied by DEWNR, t S ! DPTI and Geoscience Australia. Imagery w e D supplied by Government of South Australia. ADELAIDE Light Tce t S ! a !! ! l l e m ! d A Chapel St t ! S t r e b l A George St ! ! 27 ! ! ! 16 P ! d O ! R Rb ! R l Maria St T ! o NCe 23 R ! a D G ! ! ! ! ! ! © Government of South Australia 2016. No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form, or by any means, without the prior written permission of the publisher, Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure. While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure that this document is correct at the time of publication, the State of South Australia and its agencies, instrumentalities, PLN ID: 2546 employees and contractors disclaim any and all liability to any person in respect to anything or the consequence of anything done or omitted to be done in reliance upon the whole or any part of this document. PL PARK TERRACE MAP Adel/7 ADJOINS 121 CITY OF CHARLES STURT 120 MILLS TERRACE MILLS 101 160 81 81 NAH(C) 61 180 163 WAR MEMORIAL DRIVE MOLESWORTH STREET RACE MILLS TER MILLS 179 PL 60 PRIORY LANE PRIORY CITY OF WEST TORRENS PORT RD PORT MAP Adel/11 ADJOINS NOTE : For Policy Areas See MAP Adel/37 NAH(C) North Adelaide Historic (Conservation) Zone PL Park Lands Zone Scale 1:4150 0metres 100 200 300 ADELAIDE (CITY) ZONES Zone Boundary MAP Adel/6 Development Plan Boundary Consolidated - 24 September 2015 BARTON RD 16 MAP Adel/38 ADJOINS MAP CHILDERS ST 121 CITY OFPARK CHARLES TERRACE STURT 120 North Adelaide Railway Station MILLS TERRACE MILLS 101 160 81 81 1 61 180 MOLESWORTH163 ST 24 179 60 MILLS TERRACE MILLS 16 LANE PRIORY PORT RD RIVER TORRENS CITY OF WEST TORRENS MAP Adel/42 ADJOINS 1 Hill Street Policy Area 16 Golf Links Policy Area Scale 1:4150 24 River Torrens West Policy Area 0metres 100 200 300 State Heritage Place Local Heritage Place Significant Tree ADELAIDE (CITY) POLICY AREAS Policy Area Boundary MAP Adel/37 Development Plan Boundary Consolidated - 24 September 2015 MAP Adel/6 ADJOINS 41 180 BARNARD ST 171 21 20 NAH(C) STRANGWAYS PLACE PL 143 144 MILLS TERRACE MILLS 1 160 STRANGWAYS TERRACE MAP Adel/12 ADJOINS PORT ROAD PORT CITY OF WEST TORRENS WEST OF CITY PL MAP Adel/16 ADJOINS NOTE : For Policy Areas See MAP Adel/42 NAH(C) North Adelaide Historic (Conservation) Zone PL Park Lands Zone Scale 1:4150 0metres 100 200 300 ADELAIDE (CITY) ZONES Zone Boundary MAP Adel/11 Development Plan Boundary Consolidated - 24 September 2015 MAP Adel/6 ADJOINS 41 180 BARNARD ST 171 21 20 NAH(C) STRANGWAYS PLACE PL 143 144 MILLS TERRACE MILLS 1 160 STRANGWAYS TERRACE MAP Adel/12 ADJOINS PORT ROAD PORT CITY OF WEST TORRENS WEST OF CITY PL MAP Adel/16 ADJOINS NOTE : For Policy Areas See MAP Adel/42 NAH(C) North Adelaide Historic (Conservation) Zone PL Park Lands Zone Scale 1:4150 0metres 100 200 300 ADELAIDE (CITY) ZONES Zone Boundary MAP Adel/11 Development Plan Boundary Consolidated - 24 September 2015 O'CONNELL ST. BARTON TCE . WEST LEFEVRE TCE. MOLESWORTH ST. MELBOURNE ST. WAR MEMORIAL DR. MONTEFIORE RD. MONTEFIORE KINTORE AV. KINTORE FROME RD. PORT RD. NORTH TCE. GLOVER AV. WAKEFIELD RD. DRIVE WEST TCE. SIR DONALD BRADMAN TCE. EAST SIR LEWIS COHEN DR. SOUTH TCE. SOUTH TCE. RD. HUTT PEACOCK RD. UNLEY RD. UNLEY ANZAC HWY. Primary Pedestrian Area [See Map Adel /1 (Overlay 2A) for detail] Scale 1:26,000 Core Pedestrian Area (non-ancillary car park non-complying) 0metres 500 1000 Secondary Pedestrian Area Localised Walking Route ADELAIDE (CITY) Major Walking Route PEDESTRIAN NETWORK Development Plan Boundary MAP Adel/1 (Overlay 2) Consolidated - 24 September 2015 LEFEVRE TCE. BARTON TCE. WEST HILL ST. MILLS TCE. KINGSTON TCE. WARD ST. MELBOURNE ST. FINNISS ST. WAR MEMORIAL DR. MONTEFIORE KING RD. WILLIAM RD. FROME RD. PORT RD. NORTH TCE. RUNDLE RD GLOVER AVE. BARTELS RD DR. BRADMAN WAKEFIELD RD SIR DONALD WEST TCE. EAST TCE. SIR LEWIS COHEN AVE. GOODWOO SOUTH TCE. HUTT RD GLEN OSMOND RD. BEAUMONT RD. PEACOCK RD. UNLEY RD. UNLEY ANZAC HWY. D RD. Primary Bicycle Network Important Secondary Road Scale 1:26,000 Important Secondary Route 0metres 500 1000 Recreational Route Primary Pedestrian Area [See Map Adel /1 (Overlay 2A) for detail] ADELAIDE (CITY) Core Pedestrian Area (non-ancillary car park non-complying) BICYCLE NETWORK Development Plan Boundary MAP Adel/1 (Overlay 3) Consolidated - 24 September 2015 O’Connell Street Melbourne Street North Terrace Street Street Morphett Street Street Morphett Pulteney Street Street Pulteney Hutt Street Street Hutt West Terrace Terrace West King William William King South Terrace Scale 1:26,000 Predominantly Natural Landscape 0metres 500 1000 Predominantly Cultural Landscape Predominantly Recreational Landscape ADELAIDE (CITY) FUTURE LANDSCAPE CHARACTER MAP Adel/1 (Overlay 9) Consolidated - 24 September 2015 O’Connell Street 5 Melbourne Street 30 30 60 10 35 North Terrace 25 10 10 60 Street 30 Morphett Street Pulteney Street Hutt Street West Terrace 5 5 King William 100+ South Terrace Major Events Venue Scale 1:26,000 60 Capacity in Thousands 0metres 500 1000 Occasional Major Event Car Parking ADELAIDE (CITY) SPECIAL EVENTS PARKS Development Plan Boundary MAP Adel/1 (Overlay 12) Consolidated - 24 September 2015 8 O’Connell Street 7 1 Melbourne Street 4 5 3 6 2 North Terrace 11 Street 12 Morphett Street Pulteney Street Hutt Street West Terrace 10 13 14 15 King William South Terrace 9 Development Plan Boundary Areas of Significance Derived from Tarndanyungga Kaurna Yerta, a report on indigenous cultural significance of the Adelaide Park Lands 1 Hindmarsh (Karra(K)undunga) Kaurna Burial Site Steve Hemming & Rhonda Harris 1998 2 Adelaide Gaol and Bonython Park (initial site for Native Location 1837) 3 Native Location (1837) Scale 1:26,000 4 Major Camping Area near Colony Store 0metres 500 1000 5 Major Living Area (1840s) 6 Major Camping Area (1840s – 1900) 7 Tennyson Bridge Burial Ground (Major Burial ground after Colonisation) 8 Proposed Aboriginal Reserve with Identiying Tags (1846) 9 Campsite used on the way to and from Glenelg ADELAIDE (CITY) 10 Cemetary and Campsite 11 West End, many Indigenous Families lived in this part of the City (1930 – 1960) INDIGENOUS 12 Victoria Square Major Meeting Area, Aboriginal Flag first flown 1971 13 Frequented (1930s – 1940s) CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE 14 Meeting Area 15 Meeting Area MAP Adel/1 (Overlay 14) Consolidated - 24 September 2015 MAP ChSt/15 Adjoins MAP ChSt/16 Adjoins T S S E T V E S E G F N T F SIXTH ST T S R IE O H O H U F H A7 E R I S T C T T F T H G T T S H T S S H IG T S S E R S ON T T E A T O N Y R L E S I A M R M M E D T O N S A N A N N D L O S D S TCE T T T LS R IB T MIL S O O G H N F IR E N P W O D C O A R S T R T T C C R A D K B F S I E R S1628 R C A S O S T P S N A4 T T T D T S S T S Y R N A T BUXTONST E M S SUSA D D N ST L L O IE F H S1641 P ST T O T HARD S TH S C W RI R WOR N S T LE A MO I L R A M R E D A D M S E T M ST A50 O ADAM R I A A705 L D T RD S R A BARN G A117 A53 I B B O M A2 N ST ID ST I E L RIVER R L L A S N T E T C S E Q TCE G YS U WA N N ST NG I O E ANDERS STRA L E R N I D M AP ChSt/20 Adjoins T S M A S T L U G R A17 L R E A A I Y S MP H H S O T S S1627 W C i n o s T
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