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North Alice Creek 12°S NATIONAL PARK (CYPAL) Haggerstone Island Nature Refuge Note: Aboriginal Corporation abbreviated as AC on map Old Mapoon Palm Creek BRAMWELL Based on the Queensland Digital Cadastre Database as current on 30th January, 2017. Aboriginal The Titles Registry of the Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines should be consulted for verification of tenures. " Corporation 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 " PIPER ISLANDS NATIONAL PARK Kilometre Olive River ± (CYPAL) 1:850,000 at A1 paper size Bolt Head WUTHARA ISLAND BERTIEHAUGH Datum: Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94) NATIONAL PARK Steve Irwin (CYPAL) Based on and contains data provided with the permission of the Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Queensland and GeoScience, BATAVIA Mosquito Point Australia. The Queensland Government gives no warranty in relation to the data (including accuracy, reliability, completeness or suitability) Wildlife Reserve NATIONAL PARK and accepts no liability (including without limitation,liability in negligence) for any loss, damage or costs (including consequential damage) Nature Refuge (CYPAL) relating to any use of the data. Data must not be used for direct marketing or be used in breach of privacy laws. " Wenlock River " Fair Cape MITIRINCHI ISLAND COPYRIGHT © The State of Queensland 2017 NATIONAL PARK TSV15024-DAM-CYPTenure_MapRef: OneClaim_ v35_Fina l " " (CYPAL) BATAVIA Northern Kuuku Ya'u Hopevale Congress AC RNTBC NATIONAL INSET Kuuku Ya'u Endeavour River PARK Kanthanampu AC ENDEAVOUR RIVER Scale 1:550,000 Mission River Batavia WATTLE Nature Refuge Jantz Point (CYPAL) RNTBC Land Trust South NATIONAL PARK Nature HILLS " Duyfken Point Landfall Point Peppan Refuge Endeavour KUTINI-PAYAMU Cape Weymouth Nature Refuge ! Land Trust Andoomajettie Point WEIPA Batavia (IRON RANGE) MT COOK ! MA'ALPIKU ISLAND Kerr Point NATIONAL PARK Yuku-Baja-Muliku NATIONAL Traditional" NATIONAL PARK Batavia Mangkuma (CYPAL) PARK ! NAPRANUM Owners AC (CYPAL) Land Trust Wooldrum Point Embley River " Nature Land Trust Cape Griffith Refuge ANNAN RIVER Hey Point NATIONAL PARK Annan River Area B & CALOOLA BATAVIA Lloyd Island Annan River Nature Refuge ! A NATIONAL PARK LOCKHART RIVER n Cox Creek n SUDLEY (CYPAL) a Myall Creek n Esk River Nature Refuge Chisholm Point R i v Pascoe River Villis Point e BLACK MOUNTAIN r NATIONAL PARK Pera Head Mungumby Creek Hesket Creek Mangkuma Nature Refuge Thud Point Wenlock River Round Point " Land Trust 13°S ! HOPE ISLANDS 13°S First Red Rocky Point as Wunbuwarra " " E t N NATIONAL PARK Lockhart River or Banana Creek Ngan Aak-Kunch m False Pera Head a " NGALBA BULAL Aboriginal Coporation n Land Trust WATSON RIVER " b MERLUNA " y NATIONAL RNTBC Mekunga Creek R SPRINGVALE i PARK Rattlesnake Point Bobardt Point v Jabalbina Yalanji e Nature Refuge Night Island r Land Trust " ORCHID " Seary Creek CREEK PICANINNY Voaden Point PLAINS BLOOMFIELD RIVER WOLVERTON CONSERVATION PARK Worbody Point Picaninny Plains " Pul Pul Watson River ! AURUKUN Nature Refuge Land Trust ! Oyala Thurmotang SANDBANKS Falloch Creek Friendly Point NATIONAL PARK Land Trust ARCHER RIVER " ROADHOUSE Cape Sidmouth " DIGGERS Jabalbina Nesbit River Donovan Point BLUE MOUNTAINS CREEK Yalanji (GEIKIE) Land Trust Yuukingga Wathada Campbell Point DAINTREE Cape Tribulation OYALA THUMOTANG Nature Refuge UPPER NATIONAL Kulki anga NATIONAL PARK Land Trust GRANITE PARK Nature Refuge (CYPAL) KULLA NORMANBY OYALA THUMOTANG Bourne Creek Land Trust Nature Refuges DAINTREE NATIONAL PARK Acaciavale, " NATIONAL (CYPAL) Allanton Hill, Archer River PARK " Hay Island Baralba Corridor Scrubby Creek MOUNT " Daintree Rainforest, Ngan Aak-Kunch Running Creek WINDSOR Jabalbina Yalanji " MERAPAH Colmer Point D Rainforest Rescue, Aboriginal Coporation NATIONAL Land Trust ai n t Kijokaby,Kaba-Kada, RNTBC Toolka PARK ree KULLA R iver Manani, Milky Pine, Land Trust (MCILWRAITH RANGE) The Swamp Forest " Mt Croll Roberts Point Cape Kimberley Kirke River NATIONAL PARK 0 2.5 5 10 km Coen River Nature Refuge (CYPAL) Hannah Island Cape Keerweer COEN KULLA CLAREMONT ISLES ! NATIONAL PARK KULLA Land Trust Wunthulpu " " Cleanskin Creek (MCILWRAITH RANGE) Aboriginal Claremont Point 14°S RESOURCES Land Trust 14°S RESERVE Lama Lama Land Trust " ! PORT STEWART KULLA Pipon Island KENDALL RIVER " FLINDERS GROUP Holroyd River Land Trust Cape Flinders Nature Refuge CRYSTALVALE Stewart River NATIONAL PARK Cape Melville " MARPA (CYPAL) " Balclutha (Lava Hill) HOLROYD RIVER Crystalvale NATIONAL PARK Kendall River Nature Refuge Nature Refuge (CYPAL) Bathurst Combe Point North Bay Point Balclutha Running Creek Head " Nature Refuge Pretender Creek " Creek " Nature Refuge Alka Bawar Kalpowar Barrow Point Nature Refuge YARRADEN (Kalpowar) AC LAMA LAMA CAPE MELVILLE NATIONAL PARK
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