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Map Legend G WDC Rural Roads Map Index State Highway R C Waimate District Council Ann Ingt on R a D D Road Map# Road Map# Road Map# R Road Network Map Legend G WDC Rural Roads Map Index State Highway R C Waimate District Council ann ingt on R A d d Road Map# Road Map# Road Map# R Road Network 111 s 222 M 111 u 222 333 a 333 Metal e d ADAMS RD 10 KOWHATU RD 9 WAIPARI RD 11 r R C o s a h y v ADAMSONS RD 7 LIMESTONE HILLS RD 10 WAITAKI VALLEY RD 9 Mt Nessing T e P ff e Road Network Map o - C P Low/No Maintenance ADAMSONS RD 10 LIMESTONE HILLS RD 9 WAITANGI STATION RD 4 k d a n R r ADDINELLS LN 10 LIMESTONE RD 3 WAITUNA BACK RD 10 I ingto e ann o A C r AGNEWS RD 7 LIMESTONE RD 2 WAITUNA SCHOOL RD 10 a Sealed Pa R AKETERE RD 7 LINDSAYS RD 10 WALLACE RD 10 re d N or a R ALLANHOLME RD 9 LINNFIELD RD 7 WARDS RD 3 ive Railway ANDERSONS RD 3 LITTLE RODERICK RD 8 WEBB RD 3 d r d R C s R s liff ANDRE RD 7 LIVESYS RD 7 WHALES ST 10 M erin y s R Gu a d Rivers & Streams ANDREWS RD 12 LOWER HOOK RD 7 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