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A division of Rail Infrastructure Corporation HunterValley coal network access maps Newcastle ports to Dartbrook/Bengalla Click here to go to maps Version 1.0, January 2001 A division of Rail Infrastructure Corporation TO QUIT, (1) If the normal Windows controls are hidden, press the ‘Escape’ key to reveal all these controls. (2) Then quitAcrobat Reader or your browser as normal. Craven Aberdeen DAVIS CREEK Dartbrook loop MANOBALAI CHICHESTER KAYUGA DartbrookMCCULLYS GAPJunction SALISBURY WARDS RIVER CARRABOLLA JOHNSONS CREEK 290 km Muswellbrook UNDERBANK DUSODIE MONKERAI WYBONG CASTLE ROCK ECCLESTON Weismantels BOWMANS CREEK St HeliersMUSCLE CREEK280 km CARROWBROOK DELLHURST Grasstree GOORANGOOLA BANDON GROVE Bengalla Click in box to zoom in MAIN CREEK loop DAWSONS HILL HALTON Antiene LOSTOCK BENDOLBA MANGOOLA Drayton loop Drayton Junction Stroud Road ST CLAIR 270 km ALLYNBROOK MOUNT RIVERS Monkerai HEBDEN Liddell/Newdell/Hunter loop GREENLAND Denman LIDDELL Mt Owen loop MOUNT OLIVE MIRANNIE Ravensworth loop MOUNT PLEASANT Dungog STROUD Newdell Junction FALBROOK GRESFORDEAST GRESFORD 260 kmRAVENSWORTH MIDDLE FALBROOK LEWINSBROOK ALISON MARSHDALE GLENNIES CREEK WESTBROOK Glennies Creek INGAR BUREEN Wirragulla CAMBERWELL TORRYBURN BOORAL MARTINDALE Rixs Creek loop Wallarobba JERRYS PLAINS 250 km Hilldale LEMINGTON Camberwell Junction BROOKFIELD Kilbride GLEN GALLIC GLENDON BROOK GLEN WILLIAM DUNOLLY SEDGEFIELD VACY ALLWORTH DOYLES CREEK 240 km Martins Creek DARLINGTON LAMBS VALLEY WARKWORTH GOULDSVILLE Singleton Airdrie Click in box to zoom in CLARENCE TOWN Whittingham LIMEBURNERS CREEK ELDERSLIE STANHOPE Paterson LOWER BELFORD SCOTTS FLAT GLEN OAK MOUNT THORLEY Saxonvale Mt Thorley coal loop 230 km DALWOOD Junction Belford BULGA Branxton ROSEBROOK KARUAH WINDELLA SEAHAM Minimbah LUSKINTYRE Mindaribba Saxonvale coal loop ANAMBAH MAITLAND VALE 220 km Greta WINDERMERE MILBRODALE OSWALD WALLALONG 210 km LARGS FORDWICH HARPERS LochinvarHILL EAGLETON MULWEE Telarah HINTON NELSONS PLAINS Allandale TANILBA BAY MaitlandRAWORTH KEINBAH Farley MEDOWIE OYSTER COVE 200 kmBISHOPS BRIDGE DUCKENFIELD BROKE 190 km EAST GRETA MILLERSClick FOREST in box to zoom in SAWYERS GULLY RAYMOND TERRACE CAMPVALE Thornton CLIFTLEIGH SALT ASH HEATHERBRAE POKOLBIN ABERMAIN Beresfield 180 km Tarro WILLIAMTOWN NULKABA TOMAGO CESSNOCK NEATH BUTTAI Hexham HOWES VALLEY BLACK HILL FULLERTON COVE MOUNT VIEW BELLBIRD KEARSLEY Kooragang Island coal loader Pelton coal loader KITCHENER STOCKRINGTON Sandgate PAYNES CROSSING 170 km FERN BAY PELTON MINMI Kooragang East Jn SWEETMANS CREEK ABERNETHY SEAHAMPTON Hanbury Jn Proposed Walsh Point coal loader Warrabrook Morandoo MILLFIELD Waratah Port Waratah coal loader PAXTON MULBRING WEST WALLSEND Scholey St Jn Bullock Island MOUNT VINCENT Woodville Jn Hamilton ELLALONG QUORROBOLONG Broadmeadow 01020304050 Sulphide Junction Adamstown Wickham Civic WOLLOMBI Teralba loop Newcastle KILLINGWORTH Kotara Cockle Cardiff MOOTAI BRUNKERVILLE Creek PUTTY kilometres WAKEFIELD Teralba Booragul Newstan loop CONGEWAI FREEMANS WATERHOLE Fassifern Newcastle to Muswellbrook RUTHERFORD BOLWARRA PHOENIX PARK NELSONS PLAINS HINTON Telarah 195 km MORPETH Farley 190 km RAWORTH High St PITNACREE BERRY PARK Maitland East DUCKENFIELD Maitland TENAMBIT Victoria St EAST MAITLAND METFORD Raymond Terrace Rd EAST GRETA 185Metford km MILLERS FOREST RAYMOND TERRACE CAMPVALE Cessnock Rd New England Hwy Thornton HEATHERBRAE Click in boxes to zoom WOODBERRY CLIFTLEIGH Bloomfield in for details colliery H WILLIAMTOWN RAAF LOXFORD 180Beresfield km H HEDDON GRETA BERESFIELD Tarro Pacific Hwy to Pelton WILLIAMTOWN coal loader KURRI KURRI TOMAGO Tomago Rd John Renshaw Dr STANFORD MERTHYR Hexham PELAW MAIN BUTTAI 175 km BLACK HILL FULLERTON COVE Click in boxes to zoom 0246810 in for details Nelson Bay Rd kilometres SANDGATE STOCKRINGTON KOORAGANG ISLAND MINMI 170Sandgate km FERN BAY Kooragang Kooragang East Jn H SHORTLAND coal loader F3 freeway Hanbury Jn SEAHAMPTON MARYLAND Warabrook Hanbury Dive WEST WALLSEND MULBRING Waratah WALLSEND Scholey St Jn 165 km STOCKTON Islington Jn MOUNT VINCENT ESTELVILLE Hamilton Jn HOLMESVILLE EDGEWORTH Woodville Jn Hamilton Broadmeadow Wickham GLENDALE Civic Newcastle BARNSLEY NEWCASTLE ARGENTON Sulphide RANKIN PARK Junction Cockle Adamstown KILLINGWORTH Creek Kotara Cardiff MEREWETHER BAR BEACH Eastern Go to next map Zoom out Woodville Junction to Farley Zoom out limit of maps INGAR TORRYBURN CAMBERWELL H H 250 km H Rixs Creek coal loop H H New England Hwy Hilldale Camberwell Junction H H H GLENDON BROOK Kilbride Golden Hwy DUNOLLY SEDGEFIELD H VACY H LAMBS VALLEY 240DARLINGTON km Martins Creek WARKWORTH GOULDSVILLE Singleton SINGLETON H Airdrie Proposed Click in boxes to zoom Jerrys Plains line ELDERSLIE Whittingham H in for details STANHOPE Paterson H H LOWER BELFORD MOUNT THORLEY SCOTTS FLAT 230 km Mt Thorley Saxonvale DALWOOD coal loop Junction H ROSEBROOK 220 km HILLSBOROUGHGOSFORTH BULGA Minimbah WINDELLA IONA Belford Branxton Mindaribba LUSKINTYRE WOODVILLE ANAMBAH MAITLAND VALE WINDERMERE Saxonvale MELVILLE coal loop Greta 210 km Oakhampton OSWALD H LARGS MILBRODALE ABERGLASSLYN BOLWARRA HEIGHTS HARPERS HILL RUTHERFORD FORDWICH LOCHINVAR New England Hwy BOLWARRA PHOENIX PARK Allandale Lochinvar Telarah MORPETH 200 km 190 km Click in boxes to zoom KEINBAH Farley in for details BISHOPS BRIDGE Maitland Maitland East High St Victoria TENAMBITSt BROKE Metford H EAST GRETA SAWYERS GULLY Thornton H POKOLBIN CLIFTLEIGH Bloomfield LOXFORD colliery180 loop km H 0 5 10 15 20 25 WESTON ABERMAIN HEDDON GRETA NULKABA kilometres KURRI KURRI STANFORD MERTHYR NEATH PELAW MAIN CESSNOCK BUTTAI CESSNOCK WEST ABERDARE BLACK HILL MOUNT VIEW to Pelton coal loader Go to next map Zoom out Maitland to Singleton Zoom out Go to next map Aberdeen DAVIS CREEK Dartbrook coal loop MANOBALAI KAYUGA MCCULLYS GAP Dartbrook Junction MUSWELLBROOK CASTLE ROCK 290 km Muswellbrook Possible future Mt Pleasant loop BOWMANS CREEK MUSCLE CREEK CARROWBROOK Bengalla loop St Heliers Grasstree DELLHURST N e 280 km w GOORANGOOLA E n g la n Click in boxes d H toDAWSONS zoom in HILL w y Possible future Mt Arthur North loop Drayton loop Antiene MANGOOLA Drayton Junction 270 km ST CLAIR Click in boxes Denman HEBDEN to zoom in Liddell/Newdell/Hunter loop LIDDELL GREENLAND MOUNT OLIVE Ravensworth Washery loop DENMAN Newdell Mt Owen coal loopMOUNT PLEASANT Junction Golden Hwy FALBROOK 260 km Ravensworth WESTBROOK BUREEN Glennies Creek MARTINDALE CAMBERWELL 250 km JERRYS PLAINS Rixs Creek coal loop LEMINGTON New England Hwy Camberwell Junction GLEN GALLIC Golden Hwy SINGLETON HEIGHTS DOYLES CREEK SEDGEFIELD 0 5 10 15 20 25 Proposed Jerrys Plains line 240 km kilometres SINGLETON WARKWORTH Singleton Northwestern limit of maps Zoom out Singleton to Muswellbrook Zoom out Go to next map N Liddell/Newdell/ ew Hunter loop GREENLAND E Old highway ng Pikes Gully Rd la nd Liddell LIDDELLStation Rd 264 km k H o i o g r k h B e w e Mt Owen coal loop a Ravensworth oy r y ConveyorF C loop p m MOUNT PLEASANT a Newdell w S Lemington Rd Junction Bayswater Creek Hunter Map 18 d Hunter Map 19 262 km R FALBROOK n e d b e 260 km H RAVENSWORTH Forest Rd Foy Brook MIDDLE FALBROOK 256 km Swamp Creek Rd k reek Glennies o 258 km ttys C ro Fal Brook Be Creek Jn b 254 km al Nobles La Cre Click in boxes to zoom a F ey ek R L on d in for details s d St er nnies Creek R unk le Br G GLENNIES CREEK Click in boxes to zoom in for details CAMBERWELL D i 252 km g ok h ro t B s Hunter Map 17 l 250 km a C F r o s Hunter River s i n g R Rixs Creek coal loop d LEMINGTON New England H 248 km Camberwell Junction 246 km Retreat Rd ighway Bridgman Rd 0246810 244 km Rixs Creek Rd kilometres Go to next map Zoom out Singleton Heights to Newdell Zoom out Go to next map to Dartbrook loop andWerris Creek Hunter Map 24 MUSWELLBROOK Muswellbrook No 2 colliery line (disused) r 288 km Hunter Map 22 Rive er nt Hu SOUTH 286 km St Heliers Muscle Creek MUSCLE CREEK Junction Rd 284 km reek MUSWELLBROOK 282 km le C e Creek sc Click in boxes to zoom to Bengalla loop Muscl Rd u and Ulan Hunter Map 23 M in for details power line 280 km power line GRASSTREE Inglewood Rd WELL power line New England Highway MOUNTAIN 278 km INGLEWOOD Hunter Map 21 Unnamed road along Grasstree Ridge 276 km n Rd U bde Possible future Mt Arthur North loop pper He MOUNT 274 km Antiene Railway MUDDLE Station Rd ANTIENE Drayton loop Hebden Rd power line MOUNT 272 km OWEN Drayton Hebden Rd Junction 270 km Hebden Rd UPPER HEBDEN MOUNT ARTHUR Hebden Rd Antiene Rd Foy Brook Hunter Map 20 Liddell power station 268 km Lake Liddell d a o r d e 266 km HEBDEN m a n n 0246810Liddell/Newdell/ U Hunter loop kilometres 264 km Northwestern limit of maps Zoom out Newdell to Muswellbrook Zoom out Go to next map Pacific Hwy Railway Tce Prince St Sunnyside St George St Dundas St Hanbury St MAYFIELD EAST Selwyn St 00.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 PortWaratah York St coal loader RailwayTce Braye St kilometres Turton RdStation St Mounter St Footbridge Platt St Greaves St Upfold St Myola St Selwyn St 166 km MAYFIELD Industrial Drive Rawson St Rose St Scholey St Selwyn St Proctor St Waratah Moolcha St McIsaac St Walsh St O’Mara St station Ackeron St 166.0 km Clara St Hewison St William St Young St SilsoeWyvern St St Turton Rd Sharpe St Ferndale St Hughes St Henry St Lake Rd Gardiner St Sc Nelson St TIGHES HILL Footbridge Austin St h ol t Griffiths St e y S Moate St Throsby Creek Collins St Scholey Brett St GEORGETOWN Chatham Rd Street Jn GirlingPrice St St Chin Chen St Bentley St 165 km MARYVILLE Pacific
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