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SEQ Regional Plan 2017 L Dulong E Mudjimba Nambour Rosemount Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning Perwillowen M o n t v i l SEQ Regional Plan 2017 l Dulong e M a ue t p Aven an e l radm Channel Island e B e t r o t Chambers Island S n Regional Land Use Categories d R a O o a r b a o u i i R d O D b s i n R Goat Island o a a m d Towen Mountain Coes Creek Didillibah r e h s i August 2017 F Com merc H ial o Roa r d t o M n ai P Maroochydore n R a oa r d a d e d a Kuluin Kiels Mountain o R Ae Map SEQ RP 7 n ro i dro a me M R West Woombye t oad e Maro e ochyd r ore R t oad A S l e d x u J a o a n n d Woombye M B e S r s r Map legend Sun u a Flaxton u sh N R in e M g P a c oto m o rw a a e ay r d b a r o R a ur H d o a o Kunda Park d C i a o g R d e n J n h o s e n c w SEQ Regional Plan 2017 d ti e W o a s o n i R y R s o o o e a O s w d a n d R Regional land use category * m o l R a a d Alexandra Headland a P m e p y Forest Glen d b a S u o m n Regional Landscape and Rural Production Area R o s r o h e in W M t e s o e M n Urban Footprint c o s u t d o R o a l o r o w R G t a a Buderim ee b a Mooloolaba d tr la y S o Rural Living Area g lo O Kin oo f f M R S u M a m n a s For the planning intent of these areas refer to the in p h i S n O t SEQ Regional Plan 2017 t e e r Palmwoods w d e e M a * e e r Chevallum t o t n S o Mons R t t C t o e r r e e n w n e t r a k M e a o u b n e y Buddina s r R R t B s oa S O i o d r a m n a B d li il R W a Ta m Minyama n a p w h a To u Montville r is t D r iv e Mountain Creek oad ontville R d woods M a Palm o R l l i d H a o y Lake Baroon b R l s Witta a o r r C o d a m l o a R Sunsh B S ine M o otorw l ay Landers Shoot ip Parrearra d p u y Warana E D o w n s D r Tanawha iv e p m a R M n a O l e Sippy Downs y n e a y u n w M e v h o g A i n s North Maleny H t i l v r e i o l c l C e u r R B o a Ilkley d Eudlo Bokarina Map index d a 1 o R d Birtinya a h Palmview t o r Balmoral Ridge R o o w l l i d n u e E K 2 3 4 y n e l a M Macadamia Drive ad Diamond Valley Ro 5 6 7 e ill sv Maleny B ee u R n y a Wurtulla et S d re t a t r o S e l R a e r l 8 9 10 11 o t l C i e Meridan Plains N d Road a lah o o oolo R M Road w laba e loo i Moo v Mooloolah undra 12 13 14 15 d Calo n Glenview a r d G a o R Currimundi y 16 h t r Buderim 17 18 19 20 a Street c Connection Road c M Battery Hill 21 Bald Knob C 22 23 24 25 alound ra Roa d Cal d o undra Ewan Maddock Dam a Mountain View Road Road C o a loundr Aroona R a R oad Wootha e s r 26 27 28 29 u Dicky Beach o c Little Mountain y e a c W a R n i l k c i N 30 31 32 d Ca Moffat Beach a lou o nd R r a R e oa s d C r a u lo Shelly Beach o un c d reet L e ra t St c n an R ege d a R s oa bo R d ro ug y h a M y GDA94, MGA56 a W a le n Kings Beach ny i w Caloundra w h Ro Ir g a t d e i e v H Crohamhurst e t e S e r t Scale 1 : 50,000 at A1 M c u S a l r n e B ny i S w t d re l et a B Booroobin Landsborough ° Mount Mellum Golden Beach 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 Beattie Kilometres Bells Creek Street e d a r a P Lake Magelh lan g u o r o b All the information contained within the mapping is derived from the Digital s d n Cadastral Database (DCDB), June 2017, as supplied to the Department y a P a L e w achest of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning by the Department er Road h g i of Natural Resources and Mines. H e c u r B While every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of this product the Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning and the Department of Nautral Resources and Mines make no representations or warranties about the accuracy, reliability, completeness or suitability for any particular purpose and disclaims all responsibility and all liability (including without limitation, liability in negligence) for all expenses, losses, damages (including indirect or consequential damage) and costs you may incur as a result of the product being inaccurate or incomplete Peachester in any way or for any reason. Cedarton © The State of Queensland 2017 d a o R h a Beerwah w r e e B y o c l i K K ilco y Be erw ah R oad.
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