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2021 HERE OFF ROAD 4WD TRACK LIST Track Name State Length (KM) Camel Back Australian Capital Territory 0.39 Devils Gap Fire Australian Capital Territory 2.68 100/1 Plantation New South Wales 1.09 100/2 New South Wales 1.14 100/3 New South Wales 0.79 100/5 New South Wales 0.81 100/8 New South Wales 1.92 100P New South Wales 1.35 10R New South Wales 0.98 10T East New South Wales 0.47 10T West New South Wales 0.81 13 Link New South Wales 0.67 14/1 New South Wales 1.96 14/15 New South Wales 1.80 14P New South Wales 1.95 17/7 New South Wales 0.16 24-1 Fire New South Wales 0.54 3/1 New South Wales 2.87 99/1 New South Wales 2.60 99/5 New South Wales 0.84 99/6 New South Wales 1.30 99/7 New South Wales 0.78 A Tree New South Wales 1.90 Abbots Tank Prungle New South Wales 0.75 Abercrombie Creek New South Wales 0.54 Abraham New South Wales 0.07 Abro New South Wales 2.50 Acacia New South Wales 1.02 Ackerleys New South Wales 1.58 Adams New South Wales 1.07 Adams Firetrail New South Wales 3.25 Addicott New South Wales 1.36 Air Services New South Wales 1.32 Akuna New South Wales 6.08 Alan New South Wales 0.08 Albatross New South Wales 0.11 Albert New South Wales 0.14 Alchins New South Wales 5.50 Aleds New South Wales 3.17 Alex Place New South Wales 0.17 Alfords New South Wales 0.49 Alfred New South Wales 2.17 Alice New South Wales 0.14 All Mountain New South Wales 0.42 Source: HERE 2021 Q2 Allans Firetrail New South Wales 0.04 Allens New South Wales 3.01 Allgomera New South Wales 3.27 Allotment New South Wales 0.45 Allowah New South Wales 0.30 Alma New South Wales 64.16 Almary New South Wales 0.78 Alum Creek Firetrail New South Wales 14.19 Amandas New South Wales 0.49 Amaroo Firetrail New South Wales 12.66 Amphitheatre New South Wales 1.90 Anana Hill New South Wales 0.40 Andersons New South Wales 2.17 Andersons Firetrail New South Wales 2.88 Angles New South Wales 2.08 Antaganistic New South Wales 0.46 Anteater New South Wales 7.38 Anvil Rock New South Wales 0.49 Apple Tree Trig New South Wales 5.34 Appletree New South Wales 0.53 Aqua Marine New South Wales 0.22 Aqua Park New South Wales 1.46 Aquatic New South Wales 0.63 Aquatic Firetrail New South Wales 3.20 Aragunnu New South Wales 3.55 Archers New South Wales 3.58 Ariel New South Wales 2.43 Armidale Forest New South Wales 0.81 Armidale State Forest Picnic Area New South Wales 0.64 Armidale State Forst New South Wales 0.51 Armoury New South Wales 0.14 Army Fire New South Wales 0.25 Arnhem New South Wales 4.60 Arnolds New South Wales 1.06 Arthurs New South Wales 0.48 Artillery Hill New South Wales 0.17 Ascension New South Wales 1.75 Ash Fire New South Wales 1.70 Ash Firetrail New South Wales 3.29 Ashdale New South Wales 2.40 Ashglen Dam New South Wales 2.78 Atkins New South Wales 0.11 Attunga Forest New South Wales 1.55 Austral New South Wales 0.44 Avoca New South Wales 3.56 Awabakal New South Wales 4.20 Ayres Rock New South Wales 0.03 Azure New South Wales 1.38 B P New South Wales 1.17 B Trail New South 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Creek New South Wales 8.88 Bar Ridge New South Wales 5.82 Barbers New South Wales 11.41 Barcoongere New South Wales 5.58 Barduck New South Wales 0.66 Bardwell-Umbango New South Wales 2.24 Bare Camp New South Wales 5.16 Barefoot New South Wales 0.07 Bark Hut New South Wales 0.62 Barniers New South Wales 2.57 Barool Trig Firetrail New South Wales 5.38 Barrabra New South Wales 2.29 Barralier Firetrail New South Wales 12.40 Barrallier New South Wales 4.02 Barree Fire New South Wales 1.55 Barretts New South Wales 1.10 Barrington New South Wales 15.96 Barron Grounds Nature Reserve New South Wales 0.78 Barry Firetrail New South Wales 20.10 Basenji New South Wales 1.40 Bashers Fire New South Wales 1.09 Bashforth New South Wales 0.14 Source: HERE 2021 Q2 Basin New South Wales 7.73 Basin Gully New South Wales 1.82 Basket Swamp New South Wales 2.01 Basket Swamp Falls New South Wales 2.71 Basket Swamp Firetrail New South Wales 5.58 Bastows New South Wales 0.58 Bat Box New South Wales 0.40 Bates New South Wales 4.88 Batman New South Wales 1.43 Battens Bight New South Wales 3.62 Baycliff New South Wales 4.06 Beach New South Wales 13.25 Beaumont New South Wales 1.27 Becks New South Wales 0.37 Bedford Creek New South Wales 1.59 Bedooba New South Wales 9.15 Bee New South Wales 0.47 Bee Box New South Wales 0.67 Bee Eater New South Wales 0.40 Beech New South Wales 0.70 Beech Crossing New South Wales 0.94 Beecroft Firetrail New South Wales 2.47 Beehive New South Wales 2.90 Beehive Firetrail New South Wales 1.88 Beekeepers East New South Wales 1.56 Beekeepers West New South Wales 0.48 Bees Nest New South Wales 13.40 Beetles New South Wales 0.64 Belbins New South Wales 8.30 Bell Firetrail New South Wales 1.39 Bell Ridge New South Wales 0.12 Bellbird New South Wales 8.24 Bellbird Fire New South Wales 0.41 Bellingen New South Wales 0.42 Bells Bay New South Wales 2.10 Bells Landing New South Wales 5.04 Beloon Pass New South Wales 4.17 Belowra New South Wales 8.23 Belowra Creek New South 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0.17 Bettong New South Wales 6.27 Between New South Wales 0.64 Big Bend New South Wales 0.24 Big Bit Firetrail New South Wales 0.62 Big Bull New South Wales 16.86 Big Bull Creek Firetrail New South Wales 5.35 Big Cullens New South Wales 1.84 Big Hill New South Wales 11.22 Big Hill South New South Wales 3.49 Big Hole New South Wales 0.96 Big Jack New South Wales 6.70 Big Marley Firetrail New South Wales 3.40 Big Marsh New South Wales 1.57 Big Marsh Firetrail New South Wales 1.25 Big Nellie New South Wales 1.21 Big Rocky New South Wales 1.11 Big Sandhill New South Wales 4.25 Big Swamp New South Wales 2.95 Billabong New South Wales 9.47 Bills New South Wales 2.64 Bills Crossing New South Wales 0.35 Bills Park Ring New South Wales 0.41 Billy Reed New South Wales 4.41 Billybyang Creek New South Wales 0.76 Billygoat New South Wales 5.87 Billyrimba Creek Firetrail New South Wales 4.04 Billys Hole New South Wales 1.50 Bimbadeen New South Wales 0.59 Bimberamala Firetrail New South Wales 7.22 Bimbimbie New South Wales 0.32 Bimmil Firetrail New South Wales 0.57 Bindarra Forest New South Wales 0.05 Source: HERE 2021 Q2 Bindia New South Wales 1.00 Bingera Forest New South Wales 4.24 Binghams New South Wales 0.62 Binya New South Wales 1.47 Binya Forest New South Wales 13.07 Bird Tree New South Wales 1.96 Birds Hut New South Wales 1.88 Birds Nest Hut New South Wales 0.65 Birriga New South Wales 1.34 Bisect New South Wales 1.09 Bittangabee New South Wales 3.40 Black Bobs Firetrail New South Wales 0.01 Black Box New South Wales 1.88 Black Fellows Point New South Wales 3.85 Black Flat New South Wales 1.99 Black Gully New South Wales 2.35 Black Jerry Ridge New South Wales 4.16 Black Knob New South Wales 4.03 Black Knob Creek New South Wales 0.74 Black Lake New South Wales 6.03 Black Mountain New South Wales 10.60 Black Mountain Firetrail New South Wales 3.89 Black Mountain Lookout New South Wales 1.41 Black Range New South Wales 0.85 Black Ridge New South Wales 3.72 Black Rock New 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