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6.6.4 Passive recreation, roads & parking, and walking distances Figure 6.11 Highbrook passive recreation, Roads and parks, and walking distances http://www.bacgroup.com.au/projects/community-health/myall-coast-wellnesscentre/ 38
6.6.5 Noise frequency and pedestrian densities High Frequency Mid Frequency Low Frequency Low Density High Density Figure 6. 12 Highbrook noise and pedestrians’ density http://www.bacgroup.com.au/projects/community-health/myall-coast-wellnesscentre/ 39
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