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NI2006/001 Githabul ILUA - Schedule A Page 1 of 2 ATTACHMENT 1 – CONSENT DETERMINATION AREA The land and waters in which the Githabul People hold native title are the parcels described by the following schedules and as shown on the maps attached to those Schedules: Schedule G – National Parks Schedule J – State Forests Schedule M – Dairy Flat Travelling Stock Reserve To avoid doubt, the land and waters do not include any land or waters on which valid or validated public works were situated or are currently situated, including any adjacent lands within the meaning of section 251D of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth). In the event of an inconsistency between the written description provided in this Attachment and the map, the written description shall prevail. 31 DP755750 Location Overview Inset A 25 DP883036 261 MOUNT LINDESAY SF ATTACHMENT 1 - SCHEDULE A DP883036 262 Consent Determination Area Githabul ILUA DONALDSON SF UNUMGAR SF DP874827 2 DP382539 C DP874827 3 KOREELAH SF KOREELAH SF KOREELAH NP MOUNT NOTHOFAGUS NP QUEENSLAND MOUNT CLUNIE NP KOREELAH SF DONALDSON SF KOREELAH SF MOUNT LINDESAY SF See Inset A BALD KNOB SF WOODENBONG BORDER RANGES NP ! BORDER RANGES NP QUEENSLAND WOODENBONG SF MOUNT LINDESAY SF LOADSTONE ! KOREELAH NP BEAURY SF UNUMGAR SF BOOMI CREEK ! Y A OLD GREVILLIA W EDINBURGH CASTLE SF GREVILLIA ! LINDSAY CREEK ! ! E C N E TOONUMBAR NP TOOLOOM NP R A L C TOOLOOM NP URBENVILLE ! BORDER RANGES NP GREEN PIGEON ! COLLINS CREEK TOOLOOM NP TOONUMBAR SF ! TOONUMBAR NP TOOLOOM NP TOONUMBAR SF D TOOLOOM NP A O BEAURY SF TOOLOOM NP WIANGAREE R ! CAPTAINS CREEK NP E L BEAURY SF G O Y YABBRA SF K LILLIAN ROCK ! YABBRA SF YABBRA SF YABBRA NP YABBRA NP Y YABBRA SF A BLUE KNOB W R ! H RICHMOND RANGE SF IG i H CAPTAINS CREEK NP TOONUMBAR SF c AY h S E D M m IN L T o N a U r C n O L M y A d l R a E R N n C i d E v TOONUMBAR R W ! e A r i Y v AFTERLEE T ! H e SOUTH TOONUMBAR SF E r S YABBRA SF U M M E R L A N CAWONGLA D ! W Y RICHMOND RANGE SF GHINNI GHI ! KYOGLE ! RICHMOND RANGE NP LARNOOK YABBRA NP RICHMOND RANGE SF ! OLD BONALBO YABBRA SF ! GEORGICA ! ETTRICK ! BOOKOOKOORARA SF RICHMOND RANGE SF B E JIGGI N ! T L E Y EDENVILLE ! R O YABBRA SF A D ROCK VALLEY Cl ! ar BONALBO en ! ce RICHMOND RANGE NP Ri ver BACKMEDE DOUBTFUL CREEK ! ! 0 1 2 4 6 8 10 12 Kilometres NORTH CASINO Disclaimer: ! The information contained in this map has been provided in good faith. Legend Whilst all effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness RICHMOND RANGE NP of this information the data providers take no responsibility for errors or omissions nor any loss or damage that may result from the use of this information. C National Park - Schedule G L A R E Copyright: Department of Lands, 2007 N C E k MUMMULGUM e ! W e State Forest - Schedule J r PIORA ! Coordinate System: MGA Zone 56 A C k Y c o c a WOODVIEW e ! Schedule A: Consent Determination Area P CASINO Map compiled on: 19 February 2007 Dairy Fla!t Travelling Stock Reserve - Schedule M Version: 1 CLOVASS !.

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