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Public Barbeques in the ACT ASSET ID LOCATION BBQ245 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ377 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ319 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ218 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ207 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ261 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ324 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ317 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ312 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ254 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ250 Stromlo (Rural Dist.) BBQ350 Stromlo (Rural Dist.) BBQ246 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ375 Stromlo (Rural Dist.) BBQ455 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ242 Kowen (Rural Dist.) BBQ325 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ347 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ265 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ126 Barton Page 1 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT LOCATION DESCRIPTION BBQ TYPE Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Campground Wood Uriarra West Shelter 3 Wood Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Bend Electric Cotter Campground Wood Uriarra West Wood Swamp Creek Wood Cotter Bend Electric Uriarra East Wood Uriarra East Wood Cotter Campground Wood Uriarra East Wood Cotter Campground Wood Molonglo Gorge Nature Reserve Gas Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Campground Wood Bowen Park Electric Page 2 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT Location 1 LATITUDE LONGITUDE Zip Codes (-35.326044, 148.947649) -35.326044 148.947649 (-35.325044, 148.948567) -35.325044 148.948567 (-35.246111, 148.951424) -35.246111 148.951424 (-35.325993, 148.946639) -35.325993 148.946639 (-35.326106, 148.946114) -35.326106 148.946114 (-35.326471, 148.939634) -35.326471 148.939634 (-35.326076, 148.946283) -35.326076 148.946283 (-35.245565, 148.95164) -35.245565 148.95164 (-35.24295, 148.951187) -35.24295 148.951187 (-35.326844, 148.94068) -35.326844 148.94068 (-35.248429, 148.952437) -35.248429 148.952437 (-35.250238, 148.951336) -35.250238 148.951336 (-35.325953, 148.948074) -35.325953 148.948074 (-35.249009, 148.952509) -35.249009 148.952509 (-35.326045, 148.947611) -35.326045 148.947611 (-35.327904, 149.248579) -35.327904 149.248579 (-35.325206, 148.948416) -35.325206 148.948416 (-35.326049, 148.946395) -35.326049 148.946395 (-35.3255, 148.948453) -35.3255 148.948453 (-35.30815, 149.13975) -35.30815 149.13975 Page 3 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT BBQ489 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ216 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ503 Greenway BBQ454 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ221 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ252 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ257 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ359 Stromlo (Rural Dist.) BBQ326 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ502 Greenway BBQ184 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ174 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ256 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ352 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ185 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ160 Kowen (Rural Dist.) BBQ255 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ253 Stromlo (Rural Dist.) BBQ173 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ504 Rendezvous Creek (Rural Dist.) BBQ376 Stromlo (Rural Dist.) BBQ354 Stromlo (Rural Dist.) Page 4 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT Blue Range Hut Wood Cotter Campground Wood Anketell Street Neighbourhood Park Electric Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Campground Wood Uriarra West Shelter 1 Wood Cotter Bend Electric Uriarra East Wood Cotter Campground Wood Anketell Street Neighbourhood Park Electric Cotter Campground Wood Uriarra West Shelter 2 Wood Cotter Bend Electric Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Campground Wood Molonglo Gorge Picnic Area Gas Cotter Bend Electric Uriarra East Wood Uriarra West Shelter 2 Wood Namadgi National Park Gas Uriarra East Wood Uriarra East Wood Page 5 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT (-35.290285, 148.876164) -35.290285 148.876164 (-35.325979, 148.947908) -35.325979 148.947908 (-35.420223, 149.072795) -35.420223 149.072795 (-35.326078, 148.947488) -35.326078 148.947488 (-35.326019, 148.946517) -35.326019 148.946517 (-35.244356, 148.950994) -35.244356 148.950994 (-35.327194, 148.938837) -35.327194 148.938837 (-35.249817, 148.951811) -35.249817 148.951811 (-35.325306, 148.948608) -35.325306 148.948608 (-35.420154, 149.072762) -35.420154 149.072762 (-35.325865, 148.947031) -35.325865 148.947031 (-35.244833, 148.951009) -35.244833 148.951009 (-35.326648, 148.940554) -35.326648 148.940554 (-35.326155, 148.947274) -35.326155 148.947274 (-35.325005, 148.948613) -35.325005 148.948613 (-35.328583, 149.24971) -35.328583 149.24971 (-35.326835, 148.940113) -35.326835 148.940113 (-35.248608, 148.952741) -35.248608 148.952741 (-35.244834, 148.950978) -35.244834 148.950978 (-35.62875, 148.955817) -35.62875 148.955817 (-35.249324, 148.952065) -35.249324 148.952065 (-35.246477, 148.953331) -35.246477 148.953331 Page 6 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT BBQ176 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ211 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ269 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ487 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ263 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ142 Kowen (Rural Dist.) BBQ506 Moncrieff BBQ262 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ477 Barton BBQ260 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ214 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ323 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ237 Kowen (Rural Dist.) BBQ266 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ258 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ125 Barton BBQ198 Kowen (Rural Dist.) BBQ267 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ315 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ505 Moncrieff BBQ219 Coree (Rural Dist.) Page 7 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT Uriarra West Wood Uriarra West Wood Cotter Campground Wood Blue Range Hut Wood Cotter Campground Wood Molonglo Gorge Nature Reserve Gas Bon Scott Crescent Crip Park Electric Cotter Bend Electric Bowen Park Electric Cotter Bend Electric Cotter Campground Electric Cotter Campground Wood Old Kowen Homestead Gas Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Bend Electric Telopea Park Electric Molonglo Gorge Nature Reserve Wood Cotter Campground Wood Swamp Creek Wood Bon Scott Crescent Crip Park Electric Cotter Campground Wood Page 8 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT (-35.245402, 148.951605) -35.245402 148.951605 (-35.245856, 148.95178) -35.245856 148.95178 (-35.32521, 148.948702) -35.32521 148.948702 (-35.289515, 148.875873) -35.289515 148.875873 (-35.325916, 148.946911) -35.325916 148.946911 (-35.322216, 149.246546) -35.322216 149.246546 (-35.15523, 149.121158) -35.15523 149.121158 (-35.32622, 148.939749) -35.32622 148.939749 (-35.308015, 149.139931) -35.308015 149.139931 (-35.32704, 148.939776) -35.32704 148.939776 (-35.326278, 148.945923) -35.326278 148.945923 (-35.326089, 148.947456) -35.326089 148.947456 (-35.288799, 149.287211) -35.288799 149.287211 (-35.325808, 148.947232) -35.325808 148.947232 (-35.327469, 148.93887) -35.327469 148.93887 (-35.314874, 149.137697) -35.314874 149.137697 (-35.322634, 149.245355) -35.322634 149.245355 (-35.325829, 148.947127) -35.325829 148.947127 (-35.242743, 148.951185) -35.242743 148.951185 (-35.155167, 149.121081) -35.155167 149.121081 (-35.325934, 148.946764) -35.325934 148.946764 Page 9 of 48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT BBQ209 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ220 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ346 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ239 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ313 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ186 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ217 Coree (Rural Dist.) BBQ183 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ461 Rendezvous Creek (Rural Dist.) BBQ331 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ141 Tennent (Rural Dist.) BBQ448 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ180 Googong (Rural Dist.) BBQ230 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ295 Tennent (Rural Dist.) BBQ480 Mount Clear (Rural Dist.) BBQ353 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ225 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ413 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ154 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ463 Rendezvous Creek (Rural Dist.) Page 10 of48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT Uriarra West Shelter 3 Wood Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Campground Wood Blue Range Hut Gas Uriarra West Shelter 1 Wood Cotter Campground Wood Cotter Campground Wood The Cotter Avenue Electric Namadgi National Park, Orroral Campground Wood Blewitts Picnic Area Wood Honeysuckle Campground Wood Sheedys Picnic Area - Shelter Electric Googong North Gas Blewitts Picnic Area Wood Honeysuckle Campground Wood Mt Clear Campground Wood The Cotter Avenue Electric Blewitts Picnic Area Wood Webbs Picnic Area Electric Sheedys Picnic Area - Shelter Electric Namadgi National Park, Orroral Campground Wood Page 11 of48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT (-35.246097, 148.951412) -35.246097 148.951412 (-35.326191, 148.946885) -35.326191 148.946885 (-35.325674, 148.948255) -35.325674 148.948255 (-35.289566, 148.875925) -35.289566 148.875925 (-35.244347, 148.950989) -35.244347 148.950989 (-35.32577, 148.947384) -35.32577 148.947384 (-35.326013, 148.947753) -35.326013 148.947753 (-35.322984, 148.941978) -35.322984 148.941978 (-35.662885, 148.988792) -35.662885 148.988792 (-35.444347, 148.923484) -35.444347 148.923484 (-35.583036, 148.974264) -35.583036 148.974264 (-35.443367, 148.929236) -35.443367 148.929236 (-35.410105, 149.261399) -35.410105 149.261399 (-35.444324, 148.923946) -35.444324 148.923946 (-35.582803, 148.974072) -35.582803 148.974072 (-35.864774, 149.010724) -35.864774 149.010724 (-35.32283, 148.942114) -35.32283 148.942114 (-35.444424, 148.924121) -35.444424 148.924121 (-35.440039, 148.927892) -35.440039 148.927892 (-35.443399, 148.929316) -35.443399 148.929316 (-35.66299, 148.988798) -35.66299 148.988798 Page 12 of48 09/27/2021 Public Barbeques in the ACT BBQ468 Rendezvous Creek (Rural Dist.) BBQ264 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ281 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ449 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ408 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ206 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ344 Cotter River (Rural Dist.) BBQ152 Cotter River (Rural Dist.) BBQ412 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ279 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ145 Mount Clear (Rural Dist.) BBQ405 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ447 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ226 Paddys River (Rural Dist.) BBQ472 Rendezvous Creek (Rural Dist.) BBQ465 Rendezvous Creek (Rural Dist.)
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    •CANBERRA ' BUSH WALKING •CLUB INC NEWSLETTER GPO Box 160, Canberra ACT 2601 VOLUMB 34 SEPTEI'ffiER 1998 NUMBER 9 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Greg BUckley Award & other Prizes 8pm Wednesday 16 September Dickson Library Community Room (entrance at rear of library) Make the most of the evening and Join other members at 6.00pm for a convivial (B'YO) meal at the Pho P1w Quoc Restaurant in Cape Street, Dickson. Try to be early to ensure there will be ample time to finish and still get to the meetIng In comfortable time Walks to Allan Mikkelsen Ph: 6278 3164 E-mail: [email protected] SD Century Courts, 4 Beetaloo St, Hawker ACT 2614 Articles etc. for publication to Paul Edstein Ph: 6271 4514(w) 6288 1398 (h) Fax: 6271 4560 (w) E-mail: [email protected] 19 Gamor St, Waramanga ACT 2611 PRESIDENT'S PRATTLE And so to my final "Prattle". It doesn't seem those people, but also to everyone who has supported like I've been compiling "Prattles" for two years, so I walks, other activities and Club meetings. think I must have enjoyed it! As the saying goes "time flies when you're having fun". I have to admit though I would just like to mention here that activity leaders there were months when I really had to search for do have one important obligation when they something I thought was worth printing - okay, not return home from the activity. That is to phone the everyone thought it was worth printing! Some Check-in Officer (as early as possible or at least members didn't agree with what I had to say on within 24 hours) and advise the safe completion of the occasions and I will always think that was good for trip and the number of people who went - and the Club.
  • It August 2012.Indd

    It August 2012.Indd

    g o r F e e r o b o r r o iitt C Canberra Bushwalking Club Inc PO Box 160 Canberra ACT 2601 Volume: 48 www.canberrabushwalkingclub.org Number: 7 August 2012 In this issue 2 Canberra Bushwalking Club Committee 2 President’s prattle 2 Bulletin Board 3 Walks Waffl e 3 Training Trifl es 3 Membership matters 3 Want the inside scoop? 4 Review: What’s happening in Namadgi? 7 Activity program 12 Feeling literary? 12 Wednesday walks A frosty walk up Red Hill GENERAL MEETING 8 pm Wednesday 15 August 2012 Environmental weed control in the ACT Presenter: Steve Taylor The ACT Parks & Conservation Service, Senior Weed Management Offi cer, Important dates Steve Taylor will give an overview of environmental weed Control in the ACT. 15 AugustAugust He will also talk about invasive weeds that ACT bushwalkers should keep an eye out for so that quick action can be taken when new infestations establish in GeneralGeneral meetingmeeting remote areas. 22 AugustAugust CommitteeCommittee memeetingeting Main hall, 22 AugustAugust Hughes Baptist Church, Submissionsubmissions close for 32–34 Groom Street, Hughes Septembereptember it 19 SeptemberSeptember Annualll General Meeting Committee business Canberra Bushwalking Club Committee President: Phillip Starr [email protected] 0419 281 096 hereh have h all ll the h lladies di gone? Alison li iis the h sole l Treasurer: George Carter Wlady on your committee. All committee members [email protected] are doing a great job, which is certainly appreciated. My 6251 2130 job as president has been made easier by the enthusiasm of our current committee.
  • Water Security for the ACT and Region

    Water Security for the ACT and Region

    Water Security for the ACT and Region Recommendations to ACT Government July 2007 © ACTEW Corporation Ltd This publication is copyright and contains information that is the property of ACTEW Corporation Ltd. It may be reproduced for the purposes of use while engaged on ACTEW commissioned projects, but is not to be communicated in whole or in part to any third party without prior written consent. Water Security Program TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary iv 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Purpose of this report 1 1.2 Setting the Scene 1 1.3 A Fundamental Change in Assumptions 3 1.4 Water Management in the ACT 6 2 Future Water Options 8 2.1 Reliance on Catchment Inflows 8 2.2 Seawater Source 12 2.3 Groundwater 13 2.4 Water Purification Scheme 13 2.5 Stormwater Use 14 2.6 Rainwater Tanks 15 2.7 Greywater Use 16 2.8 Other non potable reuse options – large scale irrigation 16 2.9 Accelerated Demand Management 17 2.10 Cloud Seeding 18 2.11 Watermining TM 19 2.12 Evaporation Control on Reservoirs 19 2.13 Preferred Options 19 3 Cotter Dam Enlargement 20 3.1 Description of Proposal 20 3.2 Description and History of the Area 20 3.3 Existing Water Storages in the Cotter Catchment 21 3.4 Planning, Environment and Heritage Considerations 22 3.5 Proposed Enlarged Cotter Dam and Associated Infrastructure 23 3.6 Cost Estimate 23 4 Water Purification Scheme 24 4.1 Description of Proposal 24 4.2 Water Purification Plant 24 4.3 Commissioning Phase 28 4.4 Brine Management and Disposal 29 4.5 Energy 29 4.6 Cost Estimates 29 Document No: 314429 - Water security for the