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Marker Details Marker Details Page : 1/1 Environment Marker ID Street 1 Street1 Sreet 2 Street2 Surburb Latitude Longitude Text name type type ALBERT PARK APL101 AUGHTIE DR ALBERT ROAD DR ALBERT PARK -37.84225 144.96333 EMERG MRKR APL101: NEAREST I/S AUGHTIE DR & ALBERT ROAD DR LAKE => ACCESS TO LOCKED GATES CONTACT PARKS VIC ON 131963 => TRAVEL SOUTH 130M ON AUGHTIE DRIVE TO ROUND ABOUT => THEN SOUTH-EAST 100M THROUGH CAR PARK PAST PLANT WILLIAMSON ROWING PAVILLION => THEN SOUTH-WEST 50M ON LAKESIDE PEDESTRIAN PATH => THEN WEST 20M OVER COOT PICNIC LAWN APL102 AUGHTIE DR ALBERT ROAD DR ALBERT PARK -37.842949 144.963117 EMERG MRKR APL102: NEAREST I/S AUGHTIE DR & ALBERT ROAD DR => ACCESS TO LOCKED GATES CONTACT PARKS VIC ON 131963 => TRAVEL SOUTH 130M ON AUGHTIE DRIVE TO ROUND ABOUT => THEN SOUTH-EAST 100M THROUGH CAR PARK PAST PLANT WILLIAMSON ROWING PAVILLION => THEN SOUTH-WEST 120M ON LAKESIDE PEDESTRIAN PATH APL103 AQUATIC DR ALBERT ROAD DR ALBERT PARK -37.841984 144.966746 EMERG MRKR APL103: NEAREST I/S AQUATIC DR & ALBERT ROAD DR => TRAVEL SOUTH-EAST 330M ON AQUATIC DRIVE TO LAKE FRONT => THEN SOUTH-WEST 10M ACROSS LAWN APL104 AUGHTIE DR ALBERT ROAD DR ALBERT PARK -37.84188 144.964351 EMERG MRKR APL104: NEAREST I/S AUGHTIE DR & ALBERT ROAD DR => TRAVEL SOUTH 130M ON AUGHTIE DRIVE TO ROUND ABOUT => THEN SOUTH-EAST 75M THROUGH CARPARK ARRIVE AT => PLANT WILLIAMSON ROWING PAVILION MARKER ON NORTH FACING WALL APL105 ALBERT ROAD DR AQUATIC DR ALBERT PARK -37.838497 144.967285 EMERG MRKR APL105: NEAREST I/S ALBERT ROAD DR & AQUATIC DR => TRAVEL NORTH-EAST 100M ON ALBERT ROAD DRIVE TO GRAVEL PATH => THEN SOUTH-EAST 20M ON GRAVEL PATH TO ROTUNDA APL106 LAKESIDE DR ALBERT ROAD DR ALBERT PARK -37.84172 144.971276 EMERG MRKR APL106: NEAREST I/S LAKESIDE DR & ALBERT ROAD DR => TRAVEL SOUTH-EAST 600M ON LAKESIDE DRIVE TO CARPARK => THEN WEST 30M OVER GRASS TO ROTUNDA APL107 LAKESIDE DR QUEENS RD ALBERT PARK -37.846866 144.971306 EMERG MRKR APL107: NEAREST I/S LAKESIDE DR & QUEENS RD => TRAVEL WEST 40M ON LAKESIDE DRIVE TO INTERSECTION => THEN NORTH-WEST 570M ON LAKESIDE DRIVE APL108 LAKESIDE DR QUEENS RD ALBERT PARK -37.848702 144.974312 EMERG MRKR APL108: NEAREST I/S LAKESIDE DR & QUEENS RD => TRAVEL WEST 40M ON LAKESIDE DRIVE TO INTERSECTION => THEN NORTH-WEST 270M ON LAKESIDE DRIVE => THEN SOUTH 60M OVER GRASS TO ROTUNDA APL109 ROSS GREGORY DR LAKESIDE DR ALBERT PARK -37.853279 144.977392 EMERG MRKR APL109: NEAREST I/S ROSS GREGORY DR & LAKESIDE DR => TRAVEL WEST 95M ON ROSS GREGORY DRIVE => THEN NORTH 10M OVER GRASS TO INFORMATION ROTUNDA APL110 AUGHTIE DR ROSS GREGORY DR ALBERT PARK -37.85056 144.973875 EMERG MRKR APL110: NEAREST I/S AUGHTIE DR & ROSS GREGORY DR => TRAVEL NORTH-WEST 280M ON AUGHTIE DRIVE TO CARPARK => THEN NORTH-WEST 140M IN CARPARK => THEN NORTH-EAST 65M OVER GRASS TO ROTUNDA APL111 AUGHTIE DR ROSS GREGORY DR ALBERT PARK -37.850476 144.973184 EMERG MRKR APL111: NEAREST I/S AUGHTIE DR & ROSS GREGORY DR => TRAVEL NORTH-WEST 280M ON AUGHTIE DRIVE TO CARPARK ENTRANCE => THEN NORTH-WEST 190M TO END OF CARPARK => THEN NORTH-EAST 20M OVER GRASS TO TOILET BLOCK APL112 AUGHTIE DR ROSS GREGORY DR ALBERT PARK -37.849677 144.972808 EMERG MRKR APL112: NEAREST I/S AUGHTIE DR & ROSS GREGORY DR => TRAVEL NORTH-WEST 280M ON AUGHTIE DRIVE TO CARPARK ENTRANCE => THEN NORTH-WEST 190M TO END OF CARPARK => THEN NORTH 105M OVER GRASS TO ROTUNDA ALEXANDRA MEL107 BOATHOUSE DR ALEXANDRA AV MELBOURNE -37.821962 144.975203 EMERG MRKR MEL107: NEAREST I/S BOATHOUSE DR & ALEXANDRA AV GARDENS => TRAVEL EAST 30M ACROSS BOATHOUSE DRIVE MEL108 BOATHOUSE DR ALEXANDRA AV MELBOURNE -37.82103 144.974501 EMERG MRKR MEL108: NEAREST I/S BOATHOUSE DR & ALEXANDRA AV => TRAVEL NORTH 70M ON BOATHOUSE DRIVE MEL109 BOATHOUSE DR ALEXANDRA AV MELBOURNE -37.820065 144.97338 EMERG MRKR MEL109: NEAREST I/S BOATHOUSE DR & ALEXANDRA AV => TRAVEL NORTH 160M ON BOATHOUSE DRIVE => MARKER DIRECTLY OPPOSITE SKATE PARK MEL110 BOATHOUSE DR ALEXANDRA AV MELBOURNE -37.819649 144.972244 EMERG MRKR MEL110: NEAREST I/S BOATHOUSE DR & ALEXANDRA AV => TRAVEL NORTH 300M ON BOATHOUSE DRIVE => PARALLEL TO YARRA RIVER MEL111 ALEXANDRA AV BOATHOUSE DR MELBOURNE -37.820522 144.972709 EMERG MRKR MEL111: NEAREST I/S ALEXANDRA AV & BOATHOUSE DR => TRAVEL NORTH-WEST 160M ON ALEXANDRA AVENUE TO BOLLARDS AT SKATE PARK => THEN NORTH 60M ON PEDESTRIAN PATH PARALLEL TO SKATE PARK Generated on : 6/23/2016 2:46:29 PM ALEXANDRA GARDENS Marker Details Page : 1/1 MEL112 ALEXANDRA AV BOATHOUSE DR MELBOURNE -37.821153 144.972748 EMERG MRKR MEL112: NEAREST I/S ALEXANDRA AV & BOATHOUSE DR => TRAVEL NORTH-WEST 150M ON ALEXANDRA AVENUE FOOTPATH TO LOCKED BOLLARDS MEL113 SWANSTON ST FLINDERS ST MELBOURNE -37.820882 144.971642 EMERG MRKR MEL113: NEAREST I/S SWANSTON ST & FLINDERS ST => TRAVEL SOUTH 330M ON ST KILDA ROAD OVER PRINCESS BRIDGE => PAST MELBOURNE CONCERT HALL ARRIVE AT - PATH ENTRANCE => THEN EAST 200M ON PEDESTRIAN PATH => PAST KINK IN PATH AT DRINKING FOUNTAIN MEL114 ALEXANDRA AV BOATHOUSE DR MELBOURNE -37.820412 144.969962 EMERG MRKR MEL114: NEAREST I/S ALEXANDRA AV & BOATHOUSE DR => TRAVEL NORTH-WEST 320M ON BOATHOUSE DRIVE => THEN WEST 180M ON BOATHOUSE DRIVE => PAST ROWING SHEDS - ARRIVE AT END OF BOATSHEDS => THEN SOUTH 30M ACROSS PARK MEL115 SWANSTON ST FLINDERS ST MELBOURNE -37.820387 144.969077 EMERG MRKR MEL115: NEAREST I/S SWANSTON ST & FLINDERS ST => TRAVEL SOUTH 300M ON ST KILDA ROAD OVER PRINCESS BRIDGE => PAST MELBOURNE CONCERT HALL ANNIVERSARY ANT001 RYBURNE AV ANNIVERSARY TRL ASHBURTON -37.873646 145.075551 EMERG MRKR ANT001: NEAREST I/S RYBURNE AV & ANNIVERSARY OUTER CIRCLE TRL TRAIL OUTER CIRCLE => TRAVEL NORTH-EAST 275M ON ANNIVERSARY TRAIL ANT002 LAUREL ST ASHBURN GV ASHBURTON -37.870957 145.078776 EMERG MRKR ANT002: NEAREST I/S LAUREL ST & ASHBURN GV => TRAVEL SOUTH 185M ON ANNIVERSARY TRL ANT003 MEADEN ST LAUREL ST ASHBURTON -37.866525 145.079945 EMERG MRKR ANT003: NEAREST I/S MEADEN ST & LAUREL ST => TRAVEL NORTH-EAST 30M ON ACCESS PATH TO ANNIVERSARY TRL NORTH OF ALAMEIN STATION => RESTRICTED VEHICLE ACCESS => THEN NORTH 135M ON ANNIVERSARY TRAIL ANT004 BEAUMONT ST CANTERBURY RD CANTERBURY -37.824608 145.069042 EMERG MRKR ANT004: NEAREST I/S BEAUMONT ST & CANTERBURY RD => TRAVEL SOUTH 135M ON BEAUMONT ST TO ACCESS PATH TO ANNIVERSARY TRAIL => THEN WEST 50M ON ACCESS PATH TO ANNIVERSARY TRAIL => THEN SOUTH 195M ON ANNIVERSARY OUTER CIRCLE TRAIL ANT005 KNOX ST RUBENS GV CANTERBURY -37.818522 145.066155 EMERG MRKR ANT005: NEAREST I/S KNOX ST & RUBENS GV => TRAVEL EAST 10M ON ACCESS PATH OPOSITE 21 RUBENS GV => LOCKED GATE P59 KEY CONTACT 92784444 FOR ACCESS => THEN NORTH-WEST 160M ON ANNIVERSARY TRAIL ANT006 CAMPBELL RD WHITEHORSE RD BALWYN -37.813554 145.06424 EMERG MRKR ANT006: NEAREST I/S CAMPBELL RD & WHITEHORSE RD => TRAVEL SOUTH-EAST 130M ON CAMPBELL RD TO NO 45 ACCESS PATH OPPOSITE NO 45 => THEN EAST 45M ACCESS AT STH END OF OUR LADY OF GOD CARPARK ALTERNATIVE ACCESS OPPOSITE NO 45 CAMPBELL RD => LOCKED BOLLARD P59 KEY PH 9278444 => THEN SOUTH 195M ON ANNIVERSARY OUTER CIRCLE TRAIL ANT007 ARGYLE RD ANNIVERSARY TRL BALWYN -37.805424 145.060584 EMERG MRKR ANT007: NEAREST I/S ARGYLE RD & ANNIVERSARY OUTER CIRCLE TRL OUTER CIRCLE => TRAVEL SOUTH-EAST 135M ON ANNIVERSARY TRAIL => LOCKED BOLLARD P59 CONTACT 927884444 FOR KEY ANT008 NORMANBY RD ANNIVERSARY TRL KEW -37.801374 145.056751 EMERG MRKR ANT008: NEAREST I/S NORMANBY RD & ANNIVERSARY OUTER CIRCLE TRL OUTER CIRCLE => TRAVEL EAST 145M ON ANNIVERSARY OUTER CIRCLE TRL ON TRAIL NTH OF PLAYGROUND ANT009 ASQUITH ST BELFORD RD KEW EAST -37.797271 145.043933 EMERG MRKR ANT009: NEAREST I/S ASQUITH ST & BELFORD RD => TRAVEL WEST 270M DOWNHILL ON ANNIVERSARY OUTER CIRCLE TRL ANZ MEL151 COLLINS ST NAVIGATION DRIVE DOCKLANDS -37.822685 144.946514 EMERG MRKR MEL151: NEAREST I/S COLLINS ST & NAVIGATION DRIVE => TRAVEL SOUTH 90M ON ROAD IN FRONT OF ANZ BUILDING => THEN SOUTH 30M ON PAVED AREA BESIDE ANZ BUILDING TO MARKER MEL152 COLLINS ST MERCHANT ST DOCKLANDS -37.822395 144.945426 EMERG MRKR MEL152: NEAREST I/S COLLINS ST & MERCHANT ST => TRAVEL SOUTH 85M OVER PAVED AREA TO WATERS EDGE => THEN EAST 60M ALONG PROMENADE TO MARKER MEL153 COLLINS ST MERCHANT ST DOCKLANDS -37.822207 144.944617 EMERG MRKR MEL153: NEAREST I/S COLLINS ST & MERCHANT ST => TRAVEL SOUTH 55M OVER PAVED AREA TO WATERS EDGE ARTHURS SEAT ART100 PURVES RD ARTHURS SEAT RD ARTHURS SEAT -38.358201 144.946594 EMERG MRKR ART100: NEAREST I/S PURVES RD & ARTHURS SEAT RD => ACCESS TO LOCKED GATES CONTACT PARKS VIC ON 131963 => TRAVEL SOUTH 300M ON PURVES RD TO ENTRANCE OF SEAWINDS PARK => THEN WEST 400M ON INTERNAL RD => THEN NORTH-WEST 20M AT BBQ'S ART105 ARTHURS SEAT RD PURVES RD ARTHURS SEAT -38.353223 144.950477 EMERG MRKR ART105: NEAREST I/S ARTHURS SEAT RD & PURVES RD => ARTHURS SEAT SUMMIT CAR PARK => CONTACT PARKS VIC ON 131963 => TRAVEL NORTH-EAST 70M ON ARTHURS SEAT RD => CAR PARK ENTRANCE => THEN NORTH 70M IN SUMMIT LOOKOUT CAR PARK TO INFO BOARD Generated on : 6/23/2016 2:46:29 PM ARTHURS SEAT Marker Details Page : 1/1 ART110 ARTHURS SEAT RD PURVES RD ARTHURS SEAT -38.354163 144.947052 EMERG MRKR ART110: NEAREST I/S ARTHURS SEAT RD & PURVES RD => ACCESS TO LOCKED GATES CONTACT PARKS VIC ON 131963 => TRAVEL SOUTH-WEST 380M DOWNHILL ON ARTHURS SEAT RD ART115 ARTHURS SEAT RD PURVES RD ARTHURS SEAT -38.351145 144.948613 EMERG MRKR ART115: NEAREST I/S ARTHURS SEAT RD & PURVES RD => @ MURRAYS LOOKOUT => ACCESS TO LOCKED GATES CONTACT PARKS VIC ON 131963 => TRAVEL SOUTH-WEST 840M DOWNHILL ON ARTHURS SEAT RD ART120 ARTHURS SEAT RD BUNURONG TRK ARTHURS SEAT -38.350675 144.947482
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