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TARGA GREAT BARRIER REEF COURSE SUMMARY LEG ONE – FRIDAY 31ST AUGUST OFFICIAL START- REEF HOTEL CASINO- 7.20 TO 9.30 Stage Name: GREEN HILL Road closure time: 7:34 – 12:04 Roads Closed Between the following Roads Gray Road Pine Creek Road and Green Hill Road Greenhill Road Gray Road and Pine Creek Road Stage Name: GILLIES RANGE & LITTLE MULGRAVE Road closure time: 8:09 – 14:09 Roads Closed Between the following Roads Gillies Highway Appaloosa Street and Boar Pocket Road TOWN VISIT- ATHERTON- 9.20 TO 12.00 Stage Name: LAKE MORRIS 1 & COPPERLODE 1 Road closure time: 11:25 – 17:25 Roads Closed Between the following Locations Lake Morris Road One kilometre before Campbells Lookout to Lake Morris LEG TWO – SATURDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER Stage Name: UPPER BARRON Road closure time: 7:41 – 12:11 Roads Closed Between the following Roads East Barron Road Kennedy Highway and Claringbold Road East Barron Road Claringbold Road and Cook Road Cook Road East Barron Road and Stonehouse Road Stonehouse Road Cook Road and Mooma Road Andrickson Road Mooma Road and Malanda Atherton Road Stage Name: LAKE EACHAM & YUNGABURRA Road closure time: 8:07 – 13:07 Roads Closed Between the following Roads Wrights Creek Road Gillies Highway and Gadgarra Road Gadgarra Road Wrights Creek Road and Winfield Road Winfield Road Gadgarra Road and Lakes Drive Stage Name: GLEN ALLYN & NORTH JOHNSTONE Road closure time: 8:27 – 13:27 Roads Closed Between the following Roads Topaz Road Malanda Lake Barrine Road and Haines Road Haines Road Topaz Road and Lindsay Road TOWN VISIT- MALANDA- 9.20 TO 12.30 Stage Name: LAKE MORRIS 2 & COPPERLODE 2 Road closure time: 12:17 – 18:17 Roads Closed Between the following Locations Lake Morris Road One kilometre before Campbells Lookout to Lake Morris TARGAFEST- ESPLANADE, CAIRNS- 16.00 TO 21.00 LEG THREE – SUNDAY 2ND SEPTEMBER Stage Name: KURANDA RANGE Road closure time: 6:46 – 11:16 Roads Closed Between the following Roads Kennedy Highway Canopys Edge Boulevard and Black Mountain Road Stage Name: MALANDA Road closure time: 8:19 – 12:49 Roads Closed Between the following Roads Merragallan Road Millaa Millaa - Malanda Road and Laundry Road Laundry Road Merragallan Road and Millaa Millaa – Malanda Road Stage Name: MOREGATTA & THERESA CREEK Road closure time: 8:46 – 13:46 Roads Closed Between the following Roads Moregatta Road Millaa Millaa - Malanda Road and Theresa Creek Road Theresa Creek Road Moregatta Road and Woolleys Road Stage Name: MILLAA MILLAA & PALMERSTONE Road closure time: 9:06 – 14:06 Roads Closed Between the following Roads Old Palmerstone Hwy Millaa Millaa - Malanda Road and Maalan Road Maalan Road Old Palmerstone Highway and Old Palmerstone Highway Old Palmerstone Hwy Maalan Road and Kennedy Highway TOWN VISIT- RAVENSHOE- 10.45 TO 13.30 OFFICIAL FINISH- CAIRNS- 15.00 TO 17.30 Further Information; Ian Chesterman P 0417 530 902 E [email protected] .

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