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Morton Mains/Wyndham Mabel-woodstock Rd Makarewa-browns Rd Duncan Rd Woodstock Rd Cuttance Rd Tussock Creek-grove Bush Rd Collinson Rd Hanning Rd Falconer Rd Route No : 9048 MabelMabel BushBushRobertson Rd Cross Rd Mabel-grove Bush Rd W Rakahouka-hedgehope Rd A B Breeze Rd Davidson Rd Horman Rd St Ronans Rd N Macadam Rd Wilson Rd RouteNo 9048 Old Dunedin Rd RouteName Mortons Mains GroveGrove BushBush Dacre-morton Mains Rd MapDistance 73.01 DailyDistance 146.02 Counsell Rd DacreDacre SchoolSchool RouteType D Helena Rd DacreDacreDacreDacre SchoolSchool North Makarewa-grove Bush Rd Rakahouka-grove Bush Rd DacreDacre Minerva Rd Clark Rd Bridge Inn Rd Baird Rd St Ronans Rd LastModified 1 June 2001 Lorne-dacre Rd (sh 98) Grove Bush-woodlands Rd Moore Rd Kerr Rd Orion Rd E MortonMorton MainsMainsMorton Mains-kamahi Rd King Rd Diana Rd Flora Rd E Rose Rd Actaeon Rd Mill Rd N RakahoukaRakahouka Irving Rd Forbes Rd Railway Rd Taylor Rd Flemington Rd Garvey Rd Aerodrome Rd Tramway Rd W 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