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O Y V HW R TT A TO T S Y L PENINSULA L W A B ALLE E TT HWY P A V Y W Y STO A EX ROSSA K N E R Y F E Gawler R I W E H H T D L R E D D K Port Julia O R Port Rickaby R N O H P Y Virginia X H W Curramulka E T Y RN R Sheaoak Flat E W TH O R N O A N R R Bluff Beach N I E A N PORT M VINCENT R RD D D R MIN LA Minlaton TO Port Vincent H N H T R W R ANGAS VALLEY RD D Y O Y N W Y N H R I U A R B ID M T L T IS NO TH AS E L R E RD Y N A E S C R N GRAND JUNCTION RD I D D H V O R A G Hardwicke Bay RGE Y R T The Pines W R H S Y Stansbury RD Point Turton E K B Y Corny Point R U E O T D L Y L R L E D L A Adelaide A V HUNTER RD R R G H R LOB E T EE A D G R R N NH Warooka D ILL R N O I I D Y R R R A U Wool Bay A P ST B A B NS M K V CENT HWY STA N R U IN O R E M D Port Giles SOUTH RD M E Stirling A E Yorketown O NT D U N T BAR Y T Coobowie K N E U P R M R X C E R R D D E R U E Edithburgh SO TH D K N EAS R T E Port Moorowie E R H N R T Mount Barker D U KA O D ROO S F NDA R W HWY Y H T D U R OUTH O S E AS S TER Foul Bay Y N FWY Murray Bridge IN E A L J L E M A R V V O RD IS Marion Bay G P R R N N IN D C O O T E McLaren Vale L G S D IN R L H AL W N C Y Tailem A D KM R O Bend Willunga B RO Strathalbyn K E E D R U D K C R M NE CREEK E IL LAN OR S A GH RD L A N V L IN G H U IC R W B D T R Y O N D H R A IN E X D AL D M H R AR A S R H H OUT B GO S TI O ER O IN S R LW A A M R D R Y D RD RD W H H T AN VALLE U INM Y S O R E S D C IN IN A R M Goolwa P Victor Harbor.
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