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CENTRALCENTRAL GOLDFIELDSGOLDFIELDS PLANNINGPLANNING SCHEMESCHEME -- LOCALLOCAL PROVISIONPROVISION 5,934,900 5,934,900 719,500 735,500 ERZ PCRZ BENDIGO- ERZ ST. ARNAUD RD ROAD ERZ RDZ1 PCRZ BENDIGO RD ERZ ERZ RD RD ROAD RD ROAD PCRZ RDZ2 PUZ7 ERZ ERZ PCRZ BEALIBA - MOLIAGUL ROAD ERZOLD BEALIBA ROAD ROAD RD TUNSTALS RUZ ERZ - RD MOLIAGUL ST. ARNAUD RD ROAD PUZ7 ROAD ROAD ROAD ROAD TUNSTALSTUNSTALS ROAD ERZ ROAD RDZ2 - ROAD DUNOLLY PCRZ ROAD PCRZ RUZ ROAD ROAD ROAD UNNAMED6 WEHLA MAFFESCIONI RUZ ROAD RD KELLYS RD ROAD RD Avoca ERZ RD DUNOLLY AND ST. ARNAUD PCRZ PROCTORS ROAD BEALIBA - MOLIAGUL ROAD RDZ2 LA LOGAN PUZ4 ROAD REESES PUZ7 ST. ARNAUD - DUNOLLY ROAD LA RLZ QUERIPELS RUZ ROAD RD Creek ROAD RD CHEESEMANS RUZ RDZ2 ROAD ROAD McCLELLAND RD RUZ ROAD LA RLZ ROAD ERZ ROAD PCRZ RDZ2 ST. ARNAUD ROAD PUZ1 RUZ RUZ PUZ7 PUZ4 RD RUZ RUZ TZ PUZ7Cochranes - TZ TZ ROAD RLZ DUNOLLY AND ST. ARNAUD RUZ DUNOLLY TZ PPRZ PUZ3 PUZ7 PUZ4 PUZ2 RUZ RDZ2FOR THIS AREA RAILWAY PUZ7 TZ PCRZ RLZ ERZ PUZ4 ROAD PCRZ PUZ4 ROAD ERZ RUZ SEE MAP 2 RDZ2 PUZ5 ERZ TZ PPRZ RUZ RD River BARUTAS RUZ RAILWAY RDZ2 PUZ7 ROAD RUZ FORFORPCRZ THISTHIS AREAAREA PCRZ ROAD ROAD RD SEESEE MAPMAP 22 PCRZ SEESEE MAPMAP 22 ERZ ROAD DUNOLLY RUZ BEALIBABEALIBABEALIBA ROAD RD PCRZ ROAD SCENT FARM PCRZ PCRZ RD ROAD PUZ7 RUZ ROAD RDZ2 ROAD EMU - ARCHDALE ROAD ROAD NEWITTS ROAD RUZ BEALIBA ROAD ROAD RUZ CT ROAD - LA ROAD ROAD ROAD SANDERSONS PCRZ RLZ AVOCA SMITHS RD RUZ RD TROWERS PCRZ ROAD LA SCENT FARM ERZ ROAD ARCHDALEARCHDALE LA ROAD ROAD PUZZLE FLAT ARCHDALE - DUNOLLY ROAD ROAD AVOCA - BEALIBA Avoca ROAD RUZ ROAD ROAD PCRZ BEALIBA SOUTH RDZ2 ROAD ROAD RD ROAD ROAD PUZ7 GRANT ROAD RD PUZ7 ROAD ARCHDALE - DUNOLLY ROAD ROAD RD RUZ River RUZ ROAD ROAD RD ROAD ROAD PCRZ DUNOLLY FITZPATRICKS RD PCRZ STUART MILL PCRZ - RD LA DUNOLLY RD ROAD ROAD RDZ2 SCENT FARM ROAD AVOCA - BEALIBA PUZ7 RD GRANITE HILLS DUNOLLY - STUART MILL RD RUZ BEALIBA ROAD ROAD SOUTH 719,500 735,500 5,914,900 5,914,900 This publication is copyright. No part may be reproduced by any process except This map should be read in conjunction with additional Planning Overlay KARINGAL RD Ó RUZ WEIRS RDZ2 RD in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act. State of Victoria. Maps (if applicable) as indicated on the INDEX TO MAPS. RD ROAD INDEX TO ADJOINING KARINGAL RUZ LA METRIC SERIES MAP Public Land Rural Zone River 1000 0 1000 2000 3000 m RD PCRZ Public Conservation And Resource PUZ7 ROAD Scale: 1:39,975 3 Zone RD AUSTRALIAN MAP GRID ZONE 54 2 PPRZ Public Park And Recreation Zone ROAD WEIRS PUZ7 Public Use Zone Other Public Use 1 4 PUZ4 Public Use Zone Transport ROAD GRANITE HILLS RDZ1 Road Zone Category 1 ROAD 6 7 14 STEVENS RDZ2 Road Zone Category 2 13 DUNLUCE LA Rural 15 16 19 17 ERZ Environmental Rural Zone - NN RD NATTE YALLOCK Printed: 11/12/2002 RLZ Rural Living Zone 18 ZONES MAP No 1.

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