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Mogo State Forest Compartment 164 Harvest Plan P SHEEP STATION CREEK i cn ic K R I o N a Murramarang NP G d LOCALITY MAP S H C Co Clyde River NP ly rs A C e I d ve Compartment 164 iv G e nu u y D r R e ll r H e ota o n Mogo State Forest NoR.549 W a d d ul A la D Southern IFOA - South Coast Y riv e 23> On FCNSW Scale L uonnsge aBledach 1:100,000 ³ ! 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Towns & Localities R Coast Line ® s d k Sealed Road a o e BENGELLO CREEK o o v r i Major Forest Road R ive r b Dr l is a av D u r y D M rc e s a b P a s m M DOOGA CREEK l a State Forest o a National Parks B w b l l a G e o r Planning Unit g le Formal Reserve nd P D r u o a r r i e Vacantt GCrown Land v Informal Reserve e ro G ve Non Forest Water Freehold MULLENDEREE CREEK MALABAR CREEK MOGENPDOURA CREEK Helicopter Landing Site N Á Evacourathtion Route Guthrie S He G Emergency Meeting Ptoreinett ad Drive R Á Haulage Route iver St MORUYA RIVER Eurobodalla NP ree Moruya Heads t MoruyaRACECOURSE CREEK ! Murray ! Street GILMORES CREEK 38 39 240 41 Pi d pe Prepared By: Mark Jones a li WATERFALL CREEK o ne P Harvest Plan Operational Map A ipe R c 1 lin e ce e A d ss cce tu T s 41 Compartment:i 164 r s T 41 p a ra Version: 1 r Cp ck c u t 165/3 R k T oad PLANNING SUPERVISOR APPROVAL oad ........................................................................................ 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Sooty Owl C pt 16 C 3/1 R p oad t 1 A Powerful Owl 64 STREAM EXCLUSION ZONES (EPL IHL 2 & TSL) /5 !@ Masked Owl Ro 25 ad XX Yellow-bellied Glider (Heard) Feature Filter Strip Protection Zone Operational Zone 27 C p Unmapped N/A N/A 26 X Yellowt -bellied Glider N/A 1 Glossy 6Black-Cockatoo 1st Order 5m 5m 10m ^ 3 /2 Glossy Bla ck-Cockatoo (Feed Tree) 2nd order 5m 15m 10m ^ R R o oss # Little Lorikeea t Ridg 3rd order 5m 25m 10m d e Ro N " Grey-headed Flying-fox ad 0 Ross 0 4th order 5m 45m 10m Ridg 0 e Road " Eastern Freetail-bat 39 9 3 0 6 238000E 39 240 41 ROADS LEGEND NON HARVEST AREA NON HARVEST AREA (CONTINUED) BOUNDARIES LIDAR OVERLAY É É É Runnyford Rd (Shire Owned) Special Management (FMZ 2) Non Forest Use (FMZ 7) â â â State Forest Boundary Indicative LIDAR Slopes >30 âÉ âÉ âÉ Major Forest Harvesting Protection (FMZ 3A) Ridge & Headwater Habitat (40m) Compartment Boundary SAFETY ALERT FEATURE Minor Forest Proposed Control Line Ì Subterranean Bat Roost Exclusion (100m) Private Property Mine Shaft / Unpredictable Terrain EPL Standard Existing (Major) DRAINAGE ! Underground Cable / Pipeline Marine Park Authority Sanctuary Zone Slopes >30 (IHL 4) EPL Standard Existing (Minor) Mapped LIC Drainage (LiDAR Corrected) Probable Wetland & Exclusion Zone (40m) Owl Landscape DUMPS & CROSSINGS Indicative Unmapped Drainage Feature H Temporary Dry Weather Rare & Non Commercial Forest Ecosystems HARVEST AREA !H Permanent Bee Set Down Probable EEC - Swamp Oak Floodplain Forest RU1 - STS Heavy (271 Ha) 0 125 250 500 750 1,000 Scale: 1:15,000 Probable EEC - River-Flat Eucalypt Forest on Coastal Floodplain Meters Contour Interval 10m âÉ âÉ É â âÉ Éâ âÉ â É Éâ âÉ Éâ âÉ â É É â â â É É É â âÉ Éâ âÉ É â Éâ âÉ âÉ â Éâ É É â É âÉ â âÉ âÉ É É â â É â â âÉ É âÉ âÉ Éâ âÉ â É â É Éâ âÉ âÉ â É É âÉ âÉ â âÉ âÉ É âÉ â âÉ âÉ Éâ âÉ Éâ âÉ â â É É â âÉ É Éâ É âÉ â Éâ â É â É É â âÉ âÉ Éâ â Éâ âÉ É â âÉ É âÉ É âÉ â âÉ Éâ Éâ É â â âÉ âÉ É É â â É âÉ âÉ É É âÉ âÉ â â Éâ É É â â âÉ âÉ â âÉ É â É É â Éâ Éâ âÉ É â â Éâ É âÉ â É â É É â â É É Éâ â âÉ â É É âÉ â É Éâ â â É âÉ â âÉ É É Éâ â â É â É É â â É âÉ É â â Éâ É É âÉ â âÉ É âÉ â âÉ â Éâ âÉ É Éâ Éâ É âÉ âÉ âÉ â âÉ â âÉ É âÉ â É â É É â âÉ Éâ É Éâ âÉ âÉ â â âÉ âÉ É É â âÉ Éâ Éâ â É É É É É â â âÉ â âÉ â â É É â â âÉ É âÉ â É â É Éâ â É â É â É É Éâ â â É â É â Éâ âÉ É â É â É Éâ É âÉ â Éâ â É âÉ Éâ âÉ âÉ Éâ âÉ Éâ âÉ â É É â âÉ âÉ âÉ âÉ âÉ âÉ âÉ É âÉ â â Éâ É âÉ â É âÉ âÉ É É â â âÉ â É É â â É âÉ âÉ Éâ âÉ Éâ âÉ âÉ âÉ Éâ Éâ â É Éâ É â â É â É â Éâ É â É âÉ É âÉ Éâ â â â É É â Éâ É â É É â â É É â â âÉ É â Éâ âÉ âÉ É âÉ Éâ É â É â â É â Éâ É â â É âÉ É â É Éâ âÉ âÉ Éâ â É â É â âÉ É â É Éâ â âÉ É Éâ âÉ Éâ â É â É â É É â âÉ â É â É É Éâ â â É âÉ âÉ âÉ âÉ âÉ â É É â âÉ âÉ Éâ â Éâ É â É â âÉ âÉ É âÉ âÉ É âÉ â Éâ â É É â â â É É É â Éâ âÉ â â É É â É â âÉ É Éâ Éâ â É âÉ â É â âÉ É Éâ â É âÉ âÉ âÉ Éâ â â É É É Éâ âÉ â É â â âÉ É âÉ âÉ â â É âÉ Éâ É É Éâ â â É É â â âÉ âÉ É â âÉ âÉ É Éâ Éâ É Éâ Éâ É â â â âÉ É âÉ É âÉ â Éâ É â É â â É âÉ É âÉ â â É É â Éâ âÉ âÉ âÉ â É â É É â â É É â â É â É â 38 39 240 41 Éâ É É â â âÉ Éâ É É â â É â É P â i âÉ âÉ É Prepared By: Mark Jones d pe âÉ É â a l âÉ Éâ É â â i É o n P e i âÉ p â Forest Type Map É â R A Éâ É el cc ine É â e â e A É d s c Éâ â É c â s É â e É Compartment: u164 âÉ É s â t T âÉ â 41 i âÉ s É 41 r â T É É â a â r É É p â r ck ac u Cpt 165 k /3 R Éâ T oad dâ State Forest: MOGO No: 549 a É É â Éâ â P É Ro â É â ip /2 É Éâ 6 el t 16 Southern IFOA - South Coast i É n â d 23> p On FCNSW e C a É A â âÉ o ³ c unsealed c â É â âÉ e É É Map Sheet: NELLIGEN 8926-4S / MOGO 8926-3N â R s âÉ gravel roads s É â T Éâ âÉ É 1 â â É r É / a â É âÉ âÉ C c âÉ âÉ â âÉ 8 pt 1 k âÉ d 6 6 d âÉ É É 114 â â a 5 Éâ a É É 1 / É É â â 2 o â â o É â É â É â â R É R t R ! 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