Mining Heritage of the Australian Alps - Australian Alps National Parks

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MAP 1 AUSTRALIAN ALPS MINING HERITAGE CONSERVATION & PRESENTATION STRATEGY PRESENTATION STRATEGY STAGED DEVELOPMENT Great Alpine Road BRIGHT Omeo Highway RED ROBIN MONARCH MINE BRANDY CREEK DARGO GOOD HOPE MINE OMEO KHANCOBAN STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 RECOMMENDATIONS OPPORTUNITIES FUTURE PRESENTATIONS Monarch Mine, Vic Good Hope Mine, Vic Maude & Yellow Girl Mine, Vic Brandy Creek Mine, Vic Tin Mine, NSW Red Robin Mine, Vic Jokers Flat Diggings, Vic Grey Mare Mine, NSW Thredbo Diggings, NSW 9-Mile Diggings Kiandra, NSW Loop Track, NSW 3-Mile Creek Battery, NSW ix BUCHAN MAUDE & YELLOW GIRL JOKERS FLAT Great Alpine Road 0 10 20 30 40 50km Alpine Way TUMUT KIANDRA & THREE-MILE 9-MILE LOOP TRACK GREY MARE TIN MINE JINDABYNE THREDBO DIGGINGS NSW VIC N NSW ACT Snowy Mountains Highway COOMA Drawn R Kaufman, LRGM – Services, December 2001
x MAP 2 1 N Drawn R J Kaufman, December 2001. Positions Approximate 2 0 10 20 30km Great Alpine Road Buckland River Wonnangatta River 4 3 BRIGHT 8 Ovens River 5 9 10 11 7 6 DARGO Omeo Highway 12 Mitta Mitta River Dargo River 14 13 15 17 OMEO 18 16 Great Alpine Road AUSTRALIAN ALPS MINING HERITAGE CONSERVATION & PRESERVATION STRATEGY MINING FIELDS, VICTORIAN ALPS 19 (<strong>Mining</strong> fields hatched diagonally: see separately-attached Legend for 22 23 20 21 BUCHAN 24 25 26 Murray River Snowy River NSW 27 28 VIC
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Page 13 and 14: 1.1 BACKGROUND 1. INTRODUCTION Mini
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Page 29 and 30: 3.5 SITE NETWORKS Cultural landscap
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Page 45 and 46: Effective protection of mining cult
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ROAD/TRACK* MINING SITES** LOCATION
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This Presentation Strategy provides
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3. Provide signed interpretations t
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GREY MARE MINE, KOSCIUSKO NP This r
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• Sections 8.3 to 8.5 - Recommend
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9.4.4 VICTORIA The major concentrat
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in the form of simple conservation
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3. Examine options for installing h
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