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Brisbane
Coolangatta
Woodenbong Murwillumbah
Mullumbimby
re e Kyogle Byron Bay
res
Dumaresq
Texas Casino Lismore
Yetman Tabulam
Wallangarra
Ballina
Bonshaw TENTERFIELD Evans Head
e
Ashford
g Washpool
Emmaville National Maclean
Warialda n Park
a GIBRALTAR RANGE
Delungra Glen NATIONAL PARK
Innes R
INVERELL Grafton
Bingara Tingha
Glencoe Guy Woolgoolga The lighthouse at Cape Byron, Byron Bay –
Fawkes mainland Australia’s easternmost point
Bundarra River NP
Guyra
NEW ENGLAND HIGHWAY ARMIDALE Urunga Getting Around
Barraba WA W Dorrigo Coffs Harbour
ND
N
Manilla EN E Uralla Oxley Wild Nambucca Heads An extensive rail and bus network up the
Rivers NP
Dividing Yarrowitch Crescent makes this region very accessible.
a
Coffs Harbour, Byron Bay and Armidale
Macl cle l ay
TAMWORTH Walcha M Macleay north coast and to major towns such as
Kempsey
However, a car is still the best way to
Head
Quirindi Wauchope Port see the natural highlights of the area.
Highways are good, although rarely dual
Macquarie
carriageway, with the exception of the
Murrurundi Crowdy Bay coastal Princes Hwy and parts of the
Wingham NP Hume Hwy. Other routes are the New
BARRINGTON Gloucester Taree England Hwy to the Northern Tablelands,
Scone TOPS WA W the Newell Hwy to Moree and the
Muswellbrook PACIFIC HIGHWAY Forster Great Western Hwy through the Blue
Dungog Mountains to Bathurst.
H PACIFI C F P Bulahdelah
Hu
Hunte te t r
HUNTER Maitland
VALLEY 0 kilometres 50
Cessnock NEWCASTLE 0 miles 50
Yengo Morisset Lake Macquarie
National
Park
Wyong
GOSFORD
WINDSOR
Penrith
Sydney
Campbelltown Key
Wollongong Highway
Major road
Kiama Minor road
Scenic route
Nowra- Main railway
Bomaderry
Jervis Bay Minor railway
State border
Extensive green vineyards of the Hunter Valley