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Bhh+Js Bill Wood Minister for Environment, Land and Planning AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY NATURE CONSERVATION ACT 1980 DECLARATION OF THE NAMADGI NATIONAL PARK Under Section SI of the Nature Conservation Act 19801 DECLARE the land described in the Schedule and generally shown on the plan annexed hereto to be a reserved area to be known as Namadgt National Park. NO. 75 of 1991 Dated this It day of July 1991 bhh+Js Bill Wood Minister for Environment, Land and Planning Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel-also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au This is the schedule referred to in the declaration of Namadgi National Park made by the Minister for Environment, Land and Planning under the Nature Conservation Act 1980 on the # day of July 1991. NAMADGI NATIONAL PARK All that land in the Australian Capital Territory being Rendezvous Creek District and Mt Clear District and parts of Coree District Paddys River District Tennent District Booth District and Cotter River District commencing at a point on the Australian Capital Territory boundary being the eastern corner of Block 21 Booth District and bounded thence by that boundary passing through Clear Trigonometrical Station and Bimberi Trigonometrical Station generally southerly southwesterly northwesterly northerly southwesterly again northwesterly again northerly again and northeasterly to Coree Trigonometrical Station thence by the Territory boundary aforesaid bearing 54 degrees 19 minutes 20 seconds 4410 metres approximately to the northeastern side of a road delineated as road sealed surface one lane on plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan No. 756 thence by the northeastern side of that road generally southeasterly to its intersection with a western boundary of Block 35 Coree District thence by western and southwestern boundaries of that block generally southerly and southeasterly to the southwestern side of a road delineated as road sealed surface one lane on plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan No 756 and known as Old Mine Road thence by the western side of that road generally south to the northwestern side of the power line as delineated on plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan 756 thence by the northwest side of that power line generally southwesterly to the left bank of Condor Creek thence by that left bank generally northwesterly and southwesterly upstream to its intersection with an eastern boundary of Block 41 Coree thence by northeastern and northwestern boundaries of that block generally northwesterly and southwesterly to the. northern boundary of Block 11 Cotter River District thence by northwestern and southwestern boundaries of that Block generally southwesterly and southeasterly to the northwestern side of the Brindabella Road as delineated on plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan 756 thence by that side of the Brindabella Road generally southeasterly and southerly to the northern side of the Sunny Corner Trail as delineated on plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan 756 thence by that side of the Sunny Corner Trail generally westerly to intersect a line due north of the southeastern side of the Brindabella Road at its intersection with the eastern side of the road known as Blundell's Creek Road as delineated on plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan 756 thence due south to the southeastern side of Brindabella Road aforesaid at Standard Grid Co-ordinates El 83262 N597152 approximately thence by the eastern side of the road aforesaid known as Blundell's Creek Road generally southerly and southwesterly to the northwestern side of a power-line as delineated on plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan No. 756 thence by that side of the powerline aforesaid generally northeast to a southwestern boundary of Block 11 Cotter River District thence by southwestern southern and southeastern boundaries of that Block generally southeasterly easterly and northeasterly to intersect a line due west of the intersection of the northern side of a road delineated as Pipeline Road on the plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan 756 and a western boundary of Block 12 Cotter River District thence due east by that line to that intersection aforesaid thence by western and southwestern boundaries of Block 12 aforesaid generally southerly and southeasterly to the northwesternmost corner of the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve bearing 158 degrees 48 minutes 1895.6 metres from Hardy Trigonometrical Station thence by the western and southern boundaries of the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel-also accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au generally southerly and easterly to a southwestern boundary of the Paddys River District at Standard Grid Co-ordinates E190343 N577674 approximately thence by part of a southwestern boundary of the Paddys River District aforesaid generally southeasterly to the intersection of a northeastern boundary of the Cotter River District with the southwestern boundary of the Paddys River District aforesaid thence by part of the generally southern boundary of the Paddys River District generally southeasterly and northeasterly to the northwestemmost corner of Block • 71 Tennent District thence by a line generally northeast to a point on the generally northwestern watershed of Punch Bowl Creek at Standard Grid Co-ordinates E193700 N578860 approximately as delineated on a plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan 757 thence by that watershed generally northeasterly to a generally southeastern boundary of Block 135 Paddys River District thence by southeastern and southwestern boundaries of that block generally northeasterly and southeasterly to intersect a generally northwestern boundary of Block 138 Paddys River District thence by northwestern northeastern northwestern again southwestern boundaries and part of a northwestern boundary of that block generally southwesterly northwesterly southwesterly again southeasterly southwesterly again to intersect a generally northeast fence at Standard Grid Co-ordinates E195029 N578363 approximate as delineated on a plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan No 757 thence by that fence generally easterly and southeasterly to its intersection with a generally northeasterly fence at Standard Grid Co-ordinates E199610 N577174 approximate as delineated on a plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan No 757 thence by that fence generally northeasterly and northwesterly to intersect a southeastern boundary of Block 137 Paddys River District at Standard Grid Co-ordinates E199330 N578248 approximate as delineated on the plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan No 757 thence by generally northeastern boundaries of Paddys River District generally northeasterly southeasterly northeasterly again southeasterly again to the northwestemmost comer of Block 16 Paddys River District thence by generally northern boundaries of that Block generally southeasterly northeasterly southeasterly again southwesterly southeasterly again southwesterly again to a generally southeast fence at Standard Grid Co-ordinates E201990 N578485 approximate as delineated on the plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan No 758 thence by that fence generally southeasterly to a generally eastern boundary of Block 121 Paddys River District at Standard Grid Co-ordinates E202845 N577536 approximately as delineated on the plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc Plan No 758 thence by that boundary generally southerly to the boundary of the Paddys River District thence by the generally southeastern boundary of that District generally southeasterly southwesterly southeasterly again southwesterly again and southeasterly again to the western side of the road delineated on the plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc 453 thence by lines bearing successively 159 degrees 22 minutes 49.5 metres 224 degrees-51 metres and 218 degrees 25 minutes 232 metres approximately to a southern boundary of the former Portion 84 Parish of Tharwa County of Cowley as delineated on the plan Misc 453 aforesaid thence by part of that southern boundary and its prolongation generally northwesterly to its intersection with a southeastern boundary of Block 1 Tennent District as delineated in a plan catalogued in the office of the Australian Surveying and Land Information Group as Misc 759 thence by part of that southeastern boundary of that Block generally southwesterly to the northeastern boundary of Block 18 Tennent thence by part of that boundary and its prolongation generally southeasterly to its intersection with the prolongation generally northeasterly of the northwestern boundary of Block 3 Tennent District thence by that prolongation and by the northwestern boundary of Block 3 aforesaid generally southwesterly to the northeasteramost comer of Block 68 Tennent District thence by the
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