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Schedule 5 – Determination Area B (Written Description) Page 1 of 47, A4, 13/12/2005 NNTR Attachment VCD2005/001 Attachment 4: Schedule 5 – determination area B (written description) Page 1 of 47, A4, 13/12/2005 SCHEDULE 5 – DETERMINATION AREA B (WRITTEN DESCRIPTION) Part 1 – Crown Allotments Parcel Id CA Sec Township Township Parish Parish Extent Local Name Id Id of Parcel P003366 3H 2006 ALBACUTYA Whole P003368 11B 2006 ALBACUTYA Whole P003369 12A 2006 ALBACUTYA Whole P003370 18B 2006 ALBACUTYA Whole P003372 18C 2006 ALBACUTYA Whole P003893 2001 2006 ALBACUTYA Whole WYPERFELD NATIONAL PARK P021089 48D 2019 ARAPILES Whole P021091 57B 2019 ARAPILES Whole MITRE LAKE (GAZ- 1988.3360) P021092 63B 2019 ARAPILES Whole TELFERS SWAMP P021093 66A 2019 ARAPILES Whole CONNAN SWAMP P021095 10A 2019 ARAPILES Whole MITRE DAM P021100 20A 2019 ARAPILES Whole CHAIN OF LAKES - PART P021101 29B 2019 ARAPILES Whole MCCLURE SWAMP ARAPILES P021104 42B 2019 ARAPILES Whole MITRE SALT LAKE P021105 42C 2019 ARAPILES Whole REVEGETATION AREA - ARAPILES P021106 45C 2019 ARAPILES Whole WEBB'S SALT LAKE P021108 80A 2019 ARAPILES Whole MT ARAPILES P021110 83B 2019 ARAPILES Whole MITRE ROCK P021112 111A 2019 ARAPILES Whole MCCLURE BUSHLAND RESERVE JOINS DUFF PARK P021113 111C 2019 ARAPILES Whole BUSHLAND RESERVE - ARAPILES P021115 115C 2019 ARAPILES Whole LAKE ARAPILES OR HATELEYS LAKE P024819 67 2019 ARAPILES Whole GREENHILL LAKE P025645 23B 2019 ARAPILES Whole MT ARAPILES-TOOAN STATE PARK (PART) P025704 80B 2019 ARAPILES Whole NATIMUK GOLF COURSE P025852 48E 2019 ARAPILES Whole P372244 2001 2019 ARAPILES Whole GASHES SWAMP P103355 5H 3 2020 ARARAT Whole DUNNEWORTHY FOREST - PART P103356 5G 3 2020 ARARAT Whole DUNNEWORTHY FOREST - PART P103358 74A 3A 2020 ARARAT Whole DUNNEWORTHY FOREST - PART P103459 73 15B 2020 ARARAT Whole DUNNEWORTHY FOREST - PART P021169 217A 2029 ASHENS Whole SAW PIT SWAMP P021173 234A 2029 ASHENS Whole BARRABOOL FLORA RESERVE NNTR Attachment VCD2005/001 Attachment 4: Schedule 5 – determination area B (written description) Page 2 of 47, A4, 13/12/2005 Parcel Id CA Sec Township Township Parish Parish Extent Local Name Id Id of Parcel P024831 243E 2029 ASHENS Whole P025765 233A 2029 ASHENS Whole BARRABOOL STATE FOREST - PART P021178 1C 2033 AWONGA Whole LAKE CARPOLAC P021180 13E 2033 AWONGA Whole P021181 15B 2033 AWONGA Whole PAHLS SCRUB P021182 17B 2033 AWONGA Whole HAUSLERS SCRUB P021183 24B 2033 AWONGA Whole MURRAY'S SCRUB P021184 26A 2033 AWONGA Whole MURRAYS SCRUB P021185 38A 2033 AWONGA Whole HAUSLERS SCRUB P021186 30A 2033 AWONGA Whole ALAKILU SWAMP - ULLSWATER P021188 107B 2033 AWONGA Whole BROUGHTONS SWAMP WILDLIFE RESERVE P021189 110A 2033 AWONGA Whole P021190 46 2033 AWONGA Whole LAKE COCUMBUL P021191 61A 2033 AWONGA Whole LAKE YALLAKAR P021192 63C 2033 AWONGA Whole CHAMPION SWAMP P021193 96B 2033 AWONGA Whole P021194 99A 2033 AWONGA Whole P021195 102A 2033 AWONGA Whole BURNS RESERVED FOREST P021196 102B 2033 AWONGA Whole BURNS SCRUB P021197 104B 2033 AWONGA Whole BURNS SCRUB P021198 107C 2033 AWONGA Whole BURNS SCRUB P021199 107D 2033 AWONGA Whole BURNS RESERVED FOREST P021200 104C 2033 AWONGA Whole BURNS RESERVED FOREST P024839 34B 2033 AWONGA Whole BUSHLAND RESERVE - AWONGA P024840 36A 2033 AWONGA Whole WEST HUT SWAMP P024841 80 2033 AWONGA Whole P024842 100 2033 AWONGA Whole BURNS SCRUB P021209 50B 2037 BABATCHIO Whole P021234 76E 2062 BANGERANG Whole NYAM DAM SWAMP BUSHLAND RESERVE P120169 42G B 2065 BANYENA Whole RESERVED FOR BUILDING PURPOSES P120172 44D B 2065 BANYENA Whole P002755 11B 2071 BARING Whole P002757 20 2071 BARING Whole P002762 31E 2071 BARING Whole P002763 31D 2071 BARING Whole P002764 32A 2071 BARING Whole P002765 32B 2071 BARING Whole P002766 15A 2071 BARING Whole P002767 29A 2071 BARING Whole WYPERFELD NATIONAL PARK P002769 44 2071 BARING Whole P002770 2005 2071 BARING Whole WYPERFELD NATIONAL PARK P002771 41 2071 BARING Whole NNTR Attachment VCD2005/001 Attachment 4: Schedule 5 – determination area B (written description) Page 3 of 47, A4, 13/12/2005 Parcel Id CA Sec Township Township Parish Parish Extent Local Name Id Id of Parcel P002772 41A 2071 BARING Whole P370082 2002 2071 BARING Whole P370083 2003 2071 BARING Whole P370084 2004 2071 BARING Whole P001214 2A 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001215 3A 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001216 4A 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001217 5A 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001218 6 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001219 7 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001220 8 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001221 9 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001222 10A 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001223 10 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001226 11 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001227 13A 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001228 13C 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001230 12 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001231 20 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001232 19 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001233 21 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P001234 22 2072 BARING NORTH Whole P021248 3C 2090 BATCHICA Whole YARRIAMBIACK CREEK FRONTAGE - PART P021251 7B 2090 BATCHICA Whole NORWEGIAN DAM - YARRIAMBIACK CREEK P021253 8B 2090 BATCHICA Whole P021254 8C 2090 BATCHICA Whole YARRIAMBIACK CREEK FRONTAGE - PART P021258 29A 2090 BATCHICA Whole YARRIAMBIACK CREEK FRONTAGE - PART P021259 45A 2090 BATCHICA Whole YARRIAMBIACK CREEK FRONTAGE - PART P021264 59B 2090 BATCHICA Whole YARRIAMBIACK CREEK FRONTAGE - PART P026020 14 15 5111 BRIM (T) 2090 BATCHICA Whole REDDA PARK - PART (BRIM LIONS CLUB PARK) P026021 46A 2090 BATCHICA Whole REDDA PARK - PART (BRIM LIONS CLUB PARK) P026251 8D 2090 BATCHICA Whole YARRIAMBIACK CREEK FRONTAGE - PART P021247 28A 2091 BATYIK Whole PEPPER PLAINS BUSHLAND RESERVE P023356 6A 2104 BEEWAR Whole LITTLE DESERT NATIONAL PARK NP9/3 - PART P025644 18 2104 BEEWAR Whole LITTLE DESERT NATIONAL PARK NP9/3 - PART P021345 47C 2115 BENAYEO Whole MULLINGER SWAMP WILDLIFE RESERVE P007753 20A 2124 BERONTHA Whole BIG DESERT - PART NNTR Attachment VCD2005/001 Attachment 4: Schedule 5 – determination area B (written description) Page 4 of 47, A4, 13/12/2005 Parcel Id CA Sec Township Township Parish Parish Extent Local Name Id Id of Parcel P002819 2001 2140 BIG BILLY Whole WYPERFELD NATIONAL PARK P002820 2002 2140 BIG BILLY Whole BIG DESERT WILDERNESS PARK P002821 3 2140 BIG BILLY Whole P008359 4 2140 BIG BILLY Whole P001205 1 2141 BIG DESERT Whole P001206 2 2141 BIG DESERT Whole P001207 5 2141 BIG DESERT Whole P001208 4 2141 BIG DESERT Whole P008349 2A 2141 BIG DESERT Whole P008350 2001 2141 BIG DESERT Whole BIG DESERT WILDERNESS PARK P021365 7 2168 BOIKERBERT Whole LEAH SWAMP. SWR NO. 162 P021369 33D 2168 BOIKERBERT Whole LAKE JAIE JAIE SWAMP P021374 12A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole P021375 72A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole WILLARING STREAMSIDE RESERVE P021376 73A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole P021380 142A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole RICHARDSON CREEK FRONTAGE - PART P021381 153D 2171 BOLANGUM Whole DOG TRAP CREEK P021383 155A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole P021384 156A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole PICKFORDS BUSHLAND RESERVE P024864 147D 2171 BOLANGUM Whole NICHOLSON FLORA RESERVE P024865 157A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole MONAGHANS SOUTH BUSHLAND RESERVE P024866 144A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole MONAGHANS NORTH BUSHLAND RESERVE P024867 75A 2171 BOLANGUM Whole P025782 154B 2171 BOLANGUM Whole P020349 96B 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole TALLAGEIRA FOREST - PART P021388 4A 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole MINIMAY SWAMP - PART P021390 4C 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole MINIMAY SWAMP - PART P021391 7A 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole BOOROOPKI SWAMP P021392 12E 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole LAKE CHARLEGRARK P021393 36B 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole TALLAGEIRA FOREST - PART P021394 56A 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole P021396 78C 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole TALLAGEIRA FOREST - PART P021397 78D 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole TALLAGEIRA FOREST - PART P021398 79F 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole P021399 79G 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole TALLAGEIRA FOREST - PART P021401 83D 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole P021402 86D 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole NNTR Attachment VCD2005/001 Attachment 4: Schedule 5 – determination area B (written description) Page 5 of 47, A4, 13/12/2005 Parcel Id CA Sec Township Township Parish Parish Extent Local Name Id Id of Parcel P021403 86E 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole TALLAGEIRA FOREST - PART P021404 88E 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole P021405 89B 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole LAKE BRINGALBERT & DUMBOPPERTY SWAMP P021406 89C 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole LAKE BRINGALBART - PART P021407 53A 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole VICTORY SWAMP P024868 69 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole BENS SWAMP P026232 12D 2197 BOOROOPKI Whole LAKE CHARLEGRARK WILDLIFE RESERVE - PART P001235 1A 2212 BOULKA Whole P001236 1B 2212 BOULKA Whole P001237 1C 2212 BOULKA Whole P001247 34 2212 BOULKA Whole P001251 49 2212 BOULKA Whole P001252 42 2212 BOULKA Whole P001253 42A 2212 BOULKA Whole P007372 49C 2212 BOULKA Whole P369177 14A 2212 BOULKA Whole P369178 17A 2212 BOULKA Whole P021456 35 2233 BRINGALBART Whole BRINGALBART SCRUB, PART P021458 37E 2233 BRINGALBART Whole BRINGALBART SCRUB P021459 37D 2233 BRINGALBART Whole LYON'S LAKE - PART OF BRINGALBART SCRUB P104479 3B 1Z 2257 BULGANA Whole SIX MILE CREEK - PART P104486 32A 2257 BULGANA Whole DUNNEWORTHY FOREST - PART P104488 32B 2257 BULGANA Whole DUNNEWORTHY FOREST - PART P104495 9G 2257 BULGANA Whole SIX MILE CREEK - PART P021469 4H 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021471 45C 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021472 16F 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021473 11C 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021474 12A 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021475 14G 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021477 19H 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021479 1F 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021480 19J 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021485 8A 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole OLD DONNYBROOK QUARRY SITE P021489 212C 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole TYERS SWAMP BUSHLAND RESERVE P021490 223A 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole P021491 5B 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole MCKENZIE CREEK P021494 8B 2276 BUNGALALLY Whole MCKENZIE CREEK FRONTAGE P021496 195E 2276 BUNGALALLY
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