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All Service Stations Nathan & Mt Gravatt Service Stations Logan Service Stations Gold Coast Service Stations Southbank Service Stations Nathan to Gold Coast Route Service Stations Service Station Site Postcode ACACIA RIDGE WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 1150 BEAUDESERT RD 4110 4110 ACACIA RIDGE NORTH CALTEX 1240 BEAUDESERT ROAD 4110 4110 AGNES WATER AMPOL CNR ROUND HILL RD & CAPTAIN COOK DR 4677 4677 AIRLIE BEACH CALTEX 342 SHUTE HARBOUR ROAD 4741 4741 ALEXANDRA HILLS CALTEX CNR FINUCANE RD & CAMBRIDGE DR 4161 4161 ALEXANDRA HILLS WOOLWORTHS CALTEX CAMBRIDGE DRV CNR FINUCANE ROAD 4161 4161 ALLENSTOWN WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 171 DENHAM ST 4700 4700 ALLIGATOR CREEK CALTEX 1 ALLENDALE DRIVE 4816 4816 ALPHA INDEPENDENT CAPRICORN HWAY 4724 4724 ANNERLEY CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 534 IPSWICH RD CNR EKIBIN ROAD 4103 4103 APPLE TREE CREEK CALTEX BRUCE HWY 4660 4660 ARANA HILLS CALTEX 282 DAWSON PDE CNR NEPEAN RD 4054 4054 ASHMORE IFS OLSEN AVE CNR NERANG RD 4214 4214 ATHERTON CALTEX 43 ROBERT STREET 4883 4883 ATHERTON INDEPENDENT 43 ROBERT ST 4883 4883 AVONDALE INDEPENDENT ROSEVALE RD 4672 4672 AYR WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 115 EDWARDS ST 4807 4807 AYR AMPOL BRUCE HIGHWAY ROSSITERS HILL 4807 4807 AYR CALTEX 101 EDWARDS ST 4807 4807 AYR ROSSITERS HILL AMPOL BRUCE HIGHWAY 4807 4807 BALD HILLS AMPOL 69-73 STRATHPINE RD 4036 4036 BANANA CALTEX DAWSON HIGHWAY 4702 4702 BARCALDINE AMPOL CNR BOX & YEW STS 4725 4725 BEACONSFIELD (MACKAY) CALTEX 47 BEACONSFIELD RD 4740 4740 BEAUDESERT CALTEX 32-38 TELEMON ST 4285 4285 BEAUDESERT AMPOL 162 BRISBANE STREET 4285 4285 BEAUDESERT AMPOL 108 BRISBANE STREET 4285 4285 BEAUDESERT CALTEX 205 BRISBANE ST 4285 4285 BEAUDESERT IFS 3 TELEMON ST 4285 4285 BEAUDESERT SOUTH CALTEX 2 TELEMON ST 4285 4285 BEENLEIGH CALTEX 1-5 GEORGE ST CNR BOUNDARY ST 4207 4207 BEENLEIGH WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 118 GEORGE STREET 4207 4207 BEENLEIGH AMPOL 76 ALAMEIN ST CNR GEORGE ST 4207 4207 BEERWAH WOOLWORTHS CALTEX LOT 271 PEACHESTER STREET 4519 4519 BELLBOWRIE IFS 3198 MOGGILL RD 4070 4070 BELYANDO CROSSING CHARTERS TOWERCALTEX S MS 984 GREGORY DEVELOPMENT ROAD 4820 4820 BENARABY CALTEX BRUCE HIGHWAY 4680 4680 BERSERKER ROCKHAMPTON AMPOL AQUATIC PLACE SHOPPING FAIR 4701 4701 BIBOOHRA VIA MAREEBA INDEPENDENT BILWON RD 4880 4880 BILOELA WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 22 CALLIDE ST 4715 4715 BLACKALL INDEPENDENT 64 SHAMROCK STREET 4472 4472 BLACKSOIL CALTEX 1382 WARREGO HIGHWAY 4306 4306 BLACKWATER CALTEX RAILWAY ST 4717 4717 BLI BLI CALTEX 297 DAVID LOW WAY 4560 4560 BOHLE / TOWNSVILLE CALTEX 900 INGHAM RD 4818 4818 BOOVAL CALTEX 180 BRISBANE RD CNR ALEXANDRA ST 4304 4304 BOOVAL WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 139 COLE ST CNR BRISBANE ROAD 4304 4304 BOROREN CALTEX BRUCE HIGHWAY & MARSHALL ST 4678 4678 BOULDERCOMBE CALTEX CNR SUNRAY & BURNETT HWY 4702 4702 BOWEN WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 24 RICHMOND RD 4805 4805 BOWEN AMPOL 28 DON ST 4805 4805 BOWEN CALTEX BRUCE HWY 4805 4805 BOYNE ISLAND CALTEX MALPAS ST & CURTIS AVE 4680 4680 BRACKEN RIDGE CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 168 BARRETT ST 4017 4017 BRASSALL CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 60 HUNTER STREET 4305 4305 BRIBIE ISLAND CALTEX 151-153 FIRST AVENUE 4507 4507 BROADBEACH CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 2745 GOLD COAST HWY & AUSTRALIA AVE 4218 4218 BROOKSIDE WOOLWORTHS CALTEX LOT 1 BROOKSIDE SHOP CTR OSBORNE RD 4053 4053 BROWNS PLAINS CALTEX 267 BROWNS PLAINS ROAD 4118 4118 BROWNS PLAINS WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 27 BROWN PLAINS RD 4118 4118 BROWNS PLAINS WEST WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 92 JOHNSON RD 4118 4118 BUDERIM CALTEX 69 ENTERPRISE ST 4556 4556 BUDERIM WOOLWORTHS CALTEX UNIVERSITY WAY 4556 4556 BUNDABERG AMPOL 109 ELLIOTT HEADS ROAD 4670 4670 BUNDABERG CALTEX 2 COLLINS ST 4670 4670 BUNDABERG CALTEX 257 BOURBONG ST 4670 4670 BUNDABERG CALTEX 278 GOODWOOD RD 4670 4670 BUNDABERG EAST CALTEX 1E BOURBONG ST EAST CNR KENDALL ST 4670 4670 BUNDABERG SOUTH CALTEX 143A TARGO ST CNR WALKER ST 4670 4670 BUNDABERG WEST WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 38 BAROLIN ST 4670 4670 BURANDA INDEPENDENT 116 LOGAN RD 4102 4102 BURLEIGH HEADS CALTEX 1827 GOLD COAST HWY 4220 4220 BURLEIGH WATERS CALTEX WOOLWORTHS CNR BERMUDA ST & EXECUTIVE DRIVE 4220 4220 BURNETT HEADS INDEPENDENT 146 BUSS ST 4670 4670 BURPENGARY IFS 270 BRUCE HIGHWAY 4505 4505 BURPENGARY WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 167 STATION RD 4505 4505 BURPENGARY CALTEX 9-15 PROGRESS ROAD 4505 4505 CABOOLTURE CALTEX 2-8 BEACHMERE RD 4510 4510 CABOOLTURE CALTEX LOWER KING ST CNR ALFRED ST 4510 4510 CABOOLTURE CALTEX BEACHMERE RD 4510 4510 CABOOLTURE CALTEX BRUCE HWY CNR PUMICESTONE RD 4510 4510 CABOOLTURE SOUTH WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 61 MORAYFIELD RD CNR MARKET DRIVE 4510 4510 CAIRNS CALTEX 60-88 DRAPER ST 4870 4870 CAIRNS CALTEX 30-36 KENNY ST CNR BUNDA ST 4870 4870 CAIRNS CALTEX 35 RESERVOIR RD 4870 4870 CAIRNS CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 131-135 SHERIDAN STREET 4870 4870 CALEN CALTEX BRUCE HIGHWAY 4798 4798 CALLIOPE CALTEX 46 STIRRAT STREET 4680 4680 CALOUNDRA WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 37 CALOUNDRA RD CNR BRONWYN 4551 4551 CALOUNDRA CALTEX 17 NEWING WAY 4551 4551 CAMIRA CALTEX 314 OLD LOGAN ROAD 4300 4300 CAMP HILL CALTEX 424 OLD CLEVELAND RD CNR BENNETTS R 4152 4152 CANUNGRA INDEPENDENT CHRISTIE ST 4275 4275 CANUNGRA CALTEX 6 CHRISTIE ST 4275 4275 CAPALABA CALTEX 210 OLD CLEVELAND ROAD 4157 4157 CAPALABA CALTEX 129-131 REDLAND BAY ROAD 4157 4157 CAPALABA WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 2948 OLD CLEVELAND RD 4157 4157 CAPELLA AMPOL 11-15 GREGORY HWY 4723 4723 CARDWELL CALTEX 127 VICTORIA ST 4849 4849 CARINA CALTEX 849 OLD CLEVELAND RD CNR ANZAC RD 4152 4152 CARINDALE CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 1055 CREEK RD CNR WINSTANLEY ST 4152 4152 CARSELDINE CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 1754 GYMPIE ROAD 4034 4034 CHARTERS TOWERS WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 105 GILL ST 4820 4820 CHARTERS TOWERS CALTEX 262 GILL STREET 4820 4820 CHERMSIDE WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 725 WEBSTER RD CNR GYMPIE ST 4032 4032 CHERMSIDE AMPOL 644 WEBSTER RD CNR MILBURN ST 4032 4032 CHILDERS CALTEX BRUCE HWY 4660 4660 CHINCHILLA CALTEX CNR CHINCHILLA & HELENA STS 4413 4413 CHURCHILL AMPOL 126 WARWICK RD 4305 4305 CLERMONT CALTEX TURRAMA RD 4721 4721 CLEVELAND AMPOL BLOOMFIELD ST CNR ROSS COURT 4163 4163 CLEVELAND CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 19-23 SHORE ST CNR 2 GRANT ST 4163 4163 CLONCURRY AMPOL RAMSAY ST 4824 4824 CLONCURRY WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 31 RAMSEY ST 4824 4824 CLONCURRY BP 25 McILLWRAITH ST 4824 4824 COLLINSVILLE AMPOL 51 RAILWAY RD 4804 4804 COLMSLIE CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 780 WYNNUM RD CNR JUNCTION RD 4170 4170 CONDON CALTEX 881-885 RIVERWAY DRIVE 4815 4815 COOKTOWN CALTEX 68 HOPE ST 4871 4871 COOMBABAH CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 384 OXLEY DRIVE CNR LAE DRIVE 4216 4216 COOMERA CALTEX 22 HEATHWOOD DRIVE 4209 4209 COOPERS PLAINS CALTEX 104 BONIFACE ST 4171 4171 COOPERS PLAINS CALTEX 104 BONIFACE ST 4108 4108 CORNUBIA WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 258 BEENLEIGH-REDLAND BAY ROADS 4130 4130 CROWS NEST INDEPENDENT 36 EMU CREEK RD 4355 4355 CUNNAMULLA IFS MARY ST CNR EMMA ST 4490 4490 CURRIMUNDI CALTEX 744-746 NICKLIN WAY 4551 4551 CURRIMUNDI WOOLWORTHS CALTEX LOT 1 BELLARA DRIVE CNR NICKLIN WAY 4551 4551 DALBY CALTEX CNR MOONIE HWY & LOUDOUN ST 4405 4405 DALBY AMPOL 99-101 DRAYTON ST 4405 4405 DALBY WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 93-95 DRATON ST 4405 4405 DALBY IFS WARREGO HIGHWAY 4405 4405 DEAGON WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 180 BRAUN ST 4017 4017 DECEPTION BAY WOOLWORTHS CALTEX LOT 3 BAY AVENUE OFF DECEPTION BAY 4508 4508 DEERAGUN WOOLWORTHS CALTEX PALM DR CNR RANGEVIEW ST 4818 4818 DINGO AMPOL CAPRICORN HIGHWAY 4702 4702 DURONG VIA KINGAROY AMPOL WONDAI/CHINCHILLA HIGHWAY 4610 4610 DYSART BP 106 HANNAH CRESCENT 4745 4745 EAGLE FARM CALTEX 645-647 KINGSFORD SMITH DRIVE 4007 4007 EARLVILLE WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 537 MULGRAVE RD 4870 4870 ELANORA CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 196 K P MCGRATH DRIVE 4221 4221 EMERALD CALTEX CAPRICORN HIGHWAY CNR CODENWARRA RD 4720 4720 EMERALD WOOLWORTHS CALTEX HOSPITAL RD CNR SCANT ST 4720 4720 EMERALD CALTEX 3 SHORT ST CNR DUNDAS ST 4720 4720 EMU PARK CALTEX 38 PATTERSON ST 4703 4703 FOREST LAKE WOOLWORTHS CALTEX WOODLAND AVE CNR FOREST LAKE BLVD 4078 4078 FRENCHVILLE ROCKHAMPTOAMNPOL DEAN & STEWART STS 4701 4701 GARBUTT CALTEX 26-28 PILKINGTON STREET 4814 4814 GAYNDAH CALTEX DALGANGAL RD 4625 4625 GEORGETOWN AMPOL CNR GULF DEVELOPMENT RD & GEORGE ST 4871 4871 GIN GIN AMPOL 28 MULGRAVE ST 4671 4671 GLADSTONE CALTEX 12 CHAPPLE ST 4680 4680 GLADSTONE WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 132 AUCKLAND ST 4680 4680 GLADSTONE CALTEX 12 CHAPPLE ST 4680 4680 GLADSTONE INDEPENDENT BRYAN JORDAN DRIVE 4680 4680 GLENDEN CALTEX EWAN DRIVE 4743 4743 GOODNA CALTEX 1 CHURCH ST CNR CUNNINGHAM HIGHWAY 4300 4300 GOODNA WOOLWORTHS CALTEX REDBANK PLAINS RD CNR EAGLE ST 4300 4300 GOONDIWINDI CALTEX BOUNDARY RD 4390 4390 GORDONVALE CALTEX 66-68 RIVERSTONE ROAD 4865 4865 GRACEMERE CALTEX 10 MC LAUGHLIN STREET 4702 4702 GYMPIE CALTEX 176 BRISBANE RD 4570 4570 GYMPIE AMPOL 46 BATH ST 4570 4570 GYMPIE CALTEX 243 MARY VALLEY HIGHWAY 4570 4570 GYMPIE CALTEX 5 BRUCE HIGHWAY 4570 4570 GYMPIE CALTEX 7 BATH TERRACE 4570 4570 GYMPIE AMPOL HALL RD 4570 4570 GYMPIE WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 14 WICKHAM STREET 4000 4000 GYMPIE SOUTH CALTEX 46 GEORDIE ROAD 4570 4570 HAMILTON CALTEX 18 HERCULES ST 4007 4007 HAMILTON CALTEX 516 KINGSFORD SMITH DRIVE 4007 4007 HAMILTON CALTEX 18 HERCULES STREET 4007 4007 HELENSVALE WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 1-29 MILLAROO DR 4212 4212 HELENSVALE CALTEX PACIFIC HWY CNR HELENSVALE RD 4210 4210 HEMMANT CALTEX 112 ANTON ROAD 4174 4174 HEMMANT INDEPENDENT 112 ANTON ROAD 4174 4174 HENDRA AMPOL 154 KITCHENER RD 4011 4011 HERMIT PARK WOOLWORTHS CALTEX 124 CHARTERS TOWERS RD 4812 4812 HERVEY BAY CALTEX CHAPEL RD VIA NIKENBAH 4655 4655 HILLCREST AMPOL 78 MIDDLE ROAD (OUTBOUND) 4118 4118 HOME HILL AMPOL 129 SEVENTH AVENUE 4806 4806 HUGHENDEN CALTEX GRAY ST 4821 4821 ILBILBIE VIA KOUMALA CALTEX BRUCE HIGHWAY 4738 4738 INDOOROOPILLY CALTEX WOOLWORTHS 427 MOGGILL ROAD 4068 4068 INGHAM CALTEX TOWNSVILLE
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  • Atherton and Evelyn Tablelands Parks

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    Journey guide Atherton and Evelyn tablelands parks Venture delightfully Contents Park facilities ..........................................................................................................ii In the north .......................................................................................................8–9 Welcome .................................................................................................................. 1 In the centre .................................................................................................. 10–11 Maps of the Tablelands .................................................................................2–3 Around Lake Tinaroo ..................................................................................12–13 Plan your journey ................................................................................................ 4 Around Atherton ......................................................................................... 14–15 Getting there ..........................................................................................................5 Heading south ..............................................................................................16–17 Itineraries ............................................................................................................... 6 Southern Tablelands ..................................................................................18–19 Adventurous by nature ......................................................................................7