Radiocommunications Spectrum Conversion Plan (2302-2400 MHz Band) 2000 (Cth)
AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY
Radiocommunications Act 1992
Radiocommunications Spectrum Conversion Plan (2302-2400 MHz Band) 2000
THE AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY (‘the ACA’), makes this Conversion Plan under section 38 of the Radiocommunications Act 1992 (‘the Act’).
Dated 3 February 2000
A.J SHAW
Chair
D ROUND
Member
AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY
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CONTENTS
Clause
1. Title
2. Commencement
3. Purpose
4. Interpretation
5. Conversion of existing apparatus licences
6. Preparation of draft spectrum licences
7. Core licence conditions
8. Other licence conditions
9. Variation of licence
10. Draft spectrum licences
11. Guidelines
12. Duration of spectrum licences
13. Spectrum access charge
14. Licensee’s representations
15. ACA’s consideration of licensee’s representations
16. Formal offer of spectrum licence
17. Closing date of offer
18. Accepting offer
19. Issue of spectrum licence
20. Registration of licences
21. Trading in licences
22. Licences that are about to expire
23. Re-issue of licences
24. Non-acceptance of offer
Schedules
Schedule 1 Areas covered by Multipoint Distribution Station (MDS) licences to be converted to spectrum licences
Schedule 2 Areas covered by spectrum licences resulting from conversion of Multipoint Distribution Station (MDS) Licences
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Summary of conversion scheme
The 2302-2400 MHz Band has been designated Australia wide, under s.36 of the Radiocommunications Act 1992 (the Act), as being available for allocation by issuing spectrum licences. Holders of existing apparatus licences that authorise the operation of radiocommunications devices in the 2302-2400 MHz Band will be offered the opportunity to convert to spectrum licences. The general scheme for converting these existing licences is set out in ss.52-59 of the Act. The Act (s.38) also requires the ACA to prepare a conversion plan to fill in the details of the conversion process.
A summary of the overall conversion scheme follows:
after this Conversion Plan has been prepared, the ACA will prepare draft spectrum licences to replace existing apparatus licences (s.53). The replacement licences will, as far as practicable, allow the operation of radiocommunications devices to the same extent as the existing apparatus licences. The draft licences will contain core conditions and conditions relating to other aspects of spectrum use (ss.66-71).
the ACA will then send the draft licences to the existing licensees (s.54), and ask the licensees for comments on the licences. The licensees will have one month to comment (Cl. 14).
if a licensee gives comments to the ACA about a draft licence, the ACA must consider them, and may change the draft licence (s.55). While considering the comments, the ACA may discuss them, and any proposed changes to the draft licence, with the licensee (Cl. 15).
the ACA will then offer the licensees spectrum licences in replacement of the apparatus licences (s.56), and tell the licensees the amounts of the spectrum access charges payable (Cl. 16). A licensee will have one month to accept the offer (Cl. 17).
if a licensee accepts the offer and agrees to pay the spectrum access charge, the ACA will issue the spectrum licence to the licensee (s.57).
if a licensee does not accept the ACA’s offer, the ACA may allocate the spectrum licence to someone else and the apparatus licence ceases to be in force (s.58).
the spectrum licences will come into force on the day specified in the licences, and will be in force for the period set out in the licence (s.65). This period cannot be longer than 15 years. The ACA intends that all spectrum licences issued under this plan band will be in force for 15 years.
No new apparatus licences will be issued except in special circumstances (s.105).
The ACA may, with the written agreement of a licensee of a spectrum licence, vary the licence by including one or more further conditions or revoking or varying any conditions of the licence in accordance with section 72 of the Act.
Spectrum licences offered to but not accepted by existing licensees may be allocated by the ACA in accordance with a marketing plan prepared under section 39 of the Act and an allocation determination made under section 60 of the Act.
Title
1. This Plan is called the Radiocommunications Spectrum Conversion Plan (2302-2400 MHz Band) 2000.
Commencement
2. This Plan commences on the day after the later of:
(a) the date on which the Multipoint Distribution System Frequency Band Plan 2000 commences; or
(b) the date on which the Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Amateur Licence) Amendment Determination 2000 (No. 1) commences.
Purpose
3. This Plan sets out the procedures and timetable for converting existing apparatus licences for radiocommunications transmitters and receivers in the 2302-2400 MHz band to spectrum licences.
Interpretation
4.(1) In this Plan, unless the contrary intention appears:
Act means the Radiocommunications Act 1992.
draft licence means a draft of a spectrum licence prepared by the ACA under section 53 of the Act to replace an existing apparatus licence.
existing apparatus licence means an existing apparatus licence that authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices:
(a) at frequencies within the 2302-2400 MHz band; and
(b) within Australia.
geographic area, in relation to a licence, means the area within which operation of a radiocommunications device is authorised under the licence.
licensee means the holder of an existing apparatus licence.
marketing plan means a marketing plan prepared by the ACA under section 39 of the Act in relation to the notice of designation.
notice of designation means the notice given by the Minister to the ACA under section 36 of the Act dated 14 January 2000 which designated the 2302-2400 MHz band within Australia to be allocated by issuing spectrum licences.
standard trading unit means the parcel of spectrum space characterised by the area
covered by the spectrum licence and a frequency band which is one of those
having upper or lower limits defined by [2302 + n x 7] MHz and
[2302 + (n + 1) x 7] MHz, where n is any integer from 0 to 13.
[NOTE: The following terms, used in this Plan, are defined in the Radiocommunications Act 1992 and have the meanings given to them by that Act:
| apparatus licence | ACA |
| frequency band | spectrum licence |
(2) In this Plan, the range of numbers that identifies a frequency band includes the higher, but not the lower, number.
Conversion of existing apparatus licences
5. The ACA will convert existing apparatus licences to spectrum licences under this Plan before allocating spectrum licences in accordance with a marketing plan.
Preparation of draft spectrum licences
6. The ACA will prepare draft spectrum licences to replace existing apparatus licences in accordance with section 53 of the Act and invite the licensees to make representations on the draft spectrum licences in accordance with section 54 of the Act.
Core licence conditions
7. Section 66 of the Act requires a spectrum licence to contain core conditions that define the parts of the spectrum that can be used under the licence, in terms of:
(a) frequency band; and
(b) geographic area; and
(c) emission limits outside the area; and
(d) emission limits outside the band.
These conditions will be included in the draft licence.
Other licence conditions
8. The spectrum licence will also include conditions about:
(a) payment of charges (section 67 of the Act); and
(b) use by third parties (section 68); and
(c) registration of transmitters (section 69); and
(d) other matters that the ACA may include in the licence (section 71).
These conditions will be included in the draft licence.
Variation of licence
9. The ACA may, with the written agreement of the holder of a spectrum licence, vary the licence by including one or more further conditions or revoking or varying any conditions of the licence in accordance with section 72 of the Act.
Draft spectrum licences
10.(1) Section 53 of the Act requires that a draft spectrum licence prepared to replace an existing apparatus licence must, so far as is practicable, authorise the operation of radiocommunications devices to the same extent as, or to a greater extent than, they are authorised under the existing apparatus licence.
(2) In preparing a draft licence, the ACA will, so far as is practicable, ensure that it authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices generally to the same extent as they are authorised under the existing apparatus licence.
(3) For the conversion of existing apparatus licences that are Multipoint Distribution Station (MDS) licences authorising operation within the areas set out in Schedule 1:
(a) an existing MDS licence relating to an area or location described in an item in Schedule 1 will be replaced by a spectrum licence covering the area set out in the item in Schedule 2 that has the same number as the item in Schedule 1;
(b) where a person holds a number of existing MDS licences covering the same area, with the spectrum covered by these MDS licences being contiguous, a spectrum licence covering this contiguous spectrum will be issued to replace these MDS licences.
(4) For the conversion of other existing apparatus licences:
(a) the ACA will replace each of such apparatus licences by a spectrum licence covering an area to be decided upon in consultation with the holder of the existing apparatus licence;
(b) where a person holds a number of such apparatus licences, each of which is to be replaced by a spectrum licence covering the same area, with the spectrum covered by such apparatus licences being contiguous, a spectrum licence covering this contiguous spectrum will be issued to replace these apparatus licences.
[NOTES:
1. Under the Multipoint Distribution System Band Plan, the 2302-2400 MHz band is divided into 14 channels of 7 MHz each, with an MDS licence authorising the use of one channel.
2. The areas in schedule 1, which are based on census collection districts, are those referred to in determinations made under section 106 of the Act for allocating MDS licences by way of open-outcry auction. The areas in schedule 2 approximate those in schedule 1, except that the perimeters of the former areas are drawn in small steps of latitude and longitude.]
Guidelines
11. Any guidelines made by the ACA under section 262 of the Act about interference with radiocommunications may be taken into account in settling interference disputes under Part 4.3 of the Act.
[NOTES:
1. Paragraph 262(2)(c) of the Act authorises the making of guidelines about interference with radiocommunications.
2. The ACA proposes to develop in the longer term a technical framework for spectrum licences for the 2302-2400 MHz band which would allow greater flexibility to spectrum licensees. In the meantime, the existing technical framework for MDS licences, including guidelines, will be applied to spectrum licences for the band.]
Duration of spectrum licences
12. The period for which spectrum licences issued under this Plan are to remain in force will be 15 years.
[NOTE: Section 65 of the Act provides that the maximum duration of a spectrum licence is 15 years.]
Spectrum access charge
13.(1) Under section 57 of the Act, an apparatus licensee converting to a spectrum licence must agree to pay the spectrum access charge. The ACA may determine spectrum access charges under section 294 of the Act.
(2) The amount of spectrum access charge will, except as otherwise decided, be based on the net present value of MDS licence fees paid over 15 years using the long term bond rate. If the spectrum licence has a shorter period, the amount of spectrum access charge payable will be reduced proportionally.
Licensee’s representations
14.(1) Section 54 of the Act requires the ACA to give a licensee a copy of the draft licence prepared under section 53 of the Act and (in the notice asking the licensee for representations) to give the licensee at least one month to consider and make representations about the draft licence.
(2) In the notice, the ACA will give the licensee one month after the day the notice is given to the licensee in which to make representations to the ACA.
(3) In particular, if the licensee thinks that the draft licence does not authorise the operation of radiocommunications devices to the same extent as the existing apparatus licence, the licensee should tell the ACA this, and give reasons.
ACA’s consideration of licensee’s representations
15.(1) Section 55 of the Act requires the ACA to give due consideration to the licensee’s representations, and allows the ACA to alter the draft licence.
(2) The ACA will consider all representations and, while considering the representations, will discuss any proposed changes to the draft licence with the licensee.
(3) The ACA will tell the licensee whether or not the ACA has changed the draft licence as a result of the licensee’s representations.
Formal offer of spectrum licence
16.(1) Section 56 of the Act requires the ACA to offer a spectrum licence to the licensee as soon as practicable after the closing date for making representations.
The offer will be made by a letter addressed to the licensee, at his or her last known address, and will be sent by certified mail. The ACA is aiming to make offers of spectrum licences to replace MDS licences in accordance with this Plan by early March 2000.
(2) The offer will contain:
(a) details of the spectrum access charge determined under section 294 of the Act; and
(b) the expiry date of the licence.
Closing date of offer
17.(1) Section 56 of the Act requires the ACA to specify the day the offer will close (closing day). This must be at least one month after the date of the offer.
(2) The closing day for the offer will be one month after the day the offer is made to the licensee.
Accepting offer
18.(1) Section 57 of the Act requires a licensee who wants to accept the ACA’s offer to give the ACA a written notice before the closing day. The notice must be in accordance with the Acceptance Form and must be given to the ACA by recorded delivery.
(2) As well as doing this, the licensee must sign and return the agreement to pay the spectrum access charge to the ACA before the closing date.
Issue of spectrum licence
19. The spectrum licence to replace the apparatus licence will be issued under section 57 of the Act. The ACA is aiming to issue spectrum licences to replace MDS licences in accordance with this Plan by 15 April 2000.
Registration of licences
20. The ACA will register spectrum licences, as required by section 144 of the Act.
Trading in licences
21. As permitted by Division 5 of Part 3.2 of the Act, a spectrum licensee may assign or otherwise deal with the whole or any part of his or her licence, subject to rules determined by the ACA under section 88 of the Act. These rules will not allow trading other than in whole standard trading units.
Licences that are about to expire
22.(1) As required by section 78 of the Act, the ACA will publish notices periodically in the Gazette:
(a) stating where information can be obtained about spectrum licences that are due to expire within the next 2 years; and
(b) inviting expressions of interest from people who want to have these licences issued to them.
This information will also be available through area offices of the ACA.
(2) The ACA will also send spectrum licensees regular reminders during the last 2 years of their licences that the licences are due to expire.
Re-issue of licences
23.(1) The ACA may re-issue spectrum licences in accordance with sections 78-84 of the Act.
(2) As a general rule, licences will be re-issued only after the lots they cover are offered for re-allocation by auction, tender, or predetermined or negotiated price. In re-allocating the licences, the ACA will follow the procedures set out in the determinations as in force at the time under section 60 of the Act.
(3) However, as set out in section 82 of the Act, the ACA may re-issue a licence to the previous spectrum licensee without re-allocating the licence if it is in the public interest to do so. Spectrum licensees should not assume that they will be reallocated their existing licence.
Non-acceptance of offer
24.(1) Under section 58 of the Act, if a licensee does not accept the offer, the ACA may allocate the spectrum licence to someone else under the procedures determined under section 60 of the Act and in accordance with a marketing plan. The apparatus licence ceases to be in force on issue of the spectrum licence, and the ACA must refund a proportion of the apparatus licence tax paid by the licensee.
(2) The ACA must refund the tax as soon as practicable after the issue of the spectrum licence.
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SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 1
Sub-clause 10(3)
Areas covered by Multipoint Distribution Station (MDS) licences to be converted to spectrum licences
| Item no. | Description |
| 1. | The area (called the “Adelaide Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 54 290630 6126350, located at Mount Lofty, Adelaide; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 2. | The area (called the “Alice Springs Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 53 383310 7375865, located at West Gap, near Alice Springs in the Northern Territory; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 3. | The area (called the “Brisbane Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 56 502560 6961530, located at the Commonwealth Bank Building, Brisbane; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 4. | The area (called the “Cairns Area”) within a circular contour: (a)whose centre is grid reference 55 365980 8132974, located at Lumley Hill, Cairns in Queensland; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 5. | The area (called the “Canberra Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 55 690600 6094330, located at Black Mountain, Canberra; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 6. | The area (called the “Darwin Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 52 700060 8621625, located at the General Post Office, Darwin; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 7. | The area (called the “Gold Coast Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 56 542980 6895970, located at the Post Office, Nobby Beach, Queensland; and (b) whose radius is 20 kilometres. |
| 8. | The area (called the “Hobart Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 55 519236 5250428, located at Mount Wellington, Hobart; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 9. | The area (called the “Melbourne Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 55 320800 5812740, located at the Bourke Street Mall, Melbourne; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 10. | The area (called the “Newcastle Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 56 363158 6359647, located at Mount Sugarloaf, near Newcastle in New South Wales; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 11. | The area (called the “Perth Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 50 392020 6464140, located at the General Post Office, Perth; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 12. | The area (called the “Sydney Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 56 334080 6250870, located at the General Post Office, Sydney; and (b) whose radius is 50 kilometres. |
| 13. | The area (called the “Wollongong Area”) within a circular contour: (a) whose centre is grid reference 56 307570 6182100, located at the Southern Copper Chimney, Port Kembla in New South Wales; and (b) whose radius is 20 kilometres. |
| 14. | The area (called the “Southern New South Wales Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 15. | The area (called the “Northern New South Wales Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 16 | The area (called the "Gosford Area") identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 17. | The area (called the "Broken Hill Area") identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 18. | The area (called the "South-East Queensland Area") identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 19. | The area (called the “Mackay/Rockhampton Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 20. | The area (called the “Townsville Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 21. | The area (called the “Sanctuary Cove Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 22. | The area (called the “Mount Isa Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 23. | The area (called the “Port Douglas Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 24. | The area (called the “Regional Victoria Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 25. | The area (called the “Tasmania Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 26. | The area (called the “South-West Western Australia Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 27. | The area (called the “Kalgoorlie Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 28. | The area (called the “Geraldton Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 29. | The area (called the “Spencer Gulf Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 30. | The area (called the “Mt Gambier Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 31. | The area (called the “Renmark/Loxton Area”) identified in Schedule 1 of the Radiocommunications (Allocation of Multipoint Distribution Station Licences - Regional Licences) Determination No. 1 of 1995. |
| 32. | Roxby Downs SA. Centre grid reference 53 E681592 N6618915 |
| 33. | Telfer Mine Site WA. Centre grid reference 51 E419213 N7597542 |
SCHEDULE 2
Sub-clause 10(3)
Areas covered by spectrum licences resulting from conversion of Multipoint Distribution Station (MDS) Licences
A geographic area named below is the area bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the first coordinates listed in the table for the area passing sequentially through the intersection of each set of coordinates shown in the table to the point of commencement.
1. ADELAIDE
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 138 10 0 | 34 30 0 |
| 138 55 0 | 34 30 0 |
| 138 55 0 | 34 35 0 |
| 139 05 0 | 34 35 0 |
| 139 05 0 | 34 45 0 |
| 139 10 0 | 34 45 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 10 0 | 35 05 0 |
| 139 05 0 | 35 05 0 |
| 139 05 0 | 35 15 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 35 15 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 35 20 0 |
| 138 50 0 | 35 20 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 138 50 0 | 35 25 0 |
| 138 05 0 | 35 25 0 |
| 138 05 0 | 34 40 0 |
| 138 10 0 | 34 40 0 |
| 138 10 0 | 34 30 0 |
2. ALICE SPRINGS
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 136 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
| 136 00 0 | 25 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 133 00 0 | 25 00 0 |
| 133 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 136 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
3. BRISBANE
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 152 50 0 | 27 00 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 27 00 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 27 45 0 |
| 153 20 0 | 27 45 0 |
| 153 20 0 | 27 50 0 |
| 153 15 0 | 27 50 0 |
| 153 15 0 | 27 55 0 |
| 152 45 0 | 27 55 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 152 45 0 | 27 50 0 |
| 152 40 0 | 27 50 0 |
| 152 40 0 | 27 45 0 |
| 152 35 0 | 27 45 0 |
| 152 35 0 | 27 40 0 |
| 152 30 0 | 27 40 0 |
| 152 30 0 | 27 15 0 |
| 152 35 0 | 27 15 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 152 35 0 | 27 10 0 |
| 152 40 0 | 27 10 0 |
| 152 40 0 | 27 05 0 |
| 152 50 0 | 27 05 0 |
| 152 50 0 | 27 00 0 |
4. CAIRNS
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 146 00 0 | 16 00 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 16 00 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 17 20 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 17 20 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 16 50 0 |
| 145 25 0 | 16 50 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 145 25 0 | 16 45 0 |
| 145 30 0 | 16 45 0 |
| 145 30 0 | 16 40 0 |
| 145 35 0 | 16 40 0 |
| 145 35 0 | 16 35 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 145 40 0 | 16 35 0 |
| 145 40 0 | 16 30 0 |
| 146 00 0 | 16 30 0 |
| 146 00 0 | 16 00 0 |
5. CANBERRA
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 148 50 0 | 34 50 0 |
| 149 30 0 | 34 50 0 |
| 149 30 0 | 34 55 0 |
| 149 35 0 | 34 55 0 |
| 149 35 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 149 40 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 149 40 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 149 35 0 | 35 30 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 149 35 0 | 35 40 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 35 40 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 35 45 0 |
| 148 50 0 | 35 45 0 |
| 148 50 0 | 35 40 0 |
| 148 45 0 | 35 40 0 |
| 148 45 0 | 35 35 0 |
| 148 40 0 | 35 35 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 148 40 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 148 35 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 148 35 0 | 35 05 0 |
| 148 40 0 | 35 05 0 |
| 148 40 0 | 34 55 0 |
| 148 50 0 | 34 55 0 |
| 148 50 0 | 34 50 0 |
6. DARWIN
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 130 00 0 | 12 00 0 |
| 132 00 0 | 12 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 132 00 0 | 13 00 0 |
| 130 00 0 | 13 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 130 00 0 | 12 00 0 |
7. GOLD COAST
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 153 20 0 | 27 45 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 27 45 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 28 05 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 153 15 0 | 28 05 0 |
| 153 15 0 | 27 50 0 |
| 153 20 0 | 27 50 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 153 20 0 | 27 45 0 |
8. HOBART
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 149 00 0 | 42 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 44 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 146 40 0 | 44 00 0 |
| 146 40 0 | 42 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 149 00 0 | 42 00 0 |
9. MELBOURNE
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 144 45 0 | 37 20 0 |
| 145 15 0 | 37 20 0 |
| 145 15 0 | 37 25 0 |
| 145 20 0 | 37 25 0 |
| 145 20 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 145 30 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 145 30 0 | 38 05 0 |
| 145 25 0 | 38 05 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 145 25 0 | 38 10 0 |
| 145 20 0 | 38 10 0 |
| 145 20 0 | 38 15 0 |
| 144 35 0 | 38 15 0 |
| 144 35 0 | 38 10 0 |
| 144 30 0 | 38 10 0 |
| 144 30 0 | 38 05 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 144 25 0 | 38 05 0 |
| 144 25 0 | 37 35 0 |
| 144 30 0 | 37 35 0 |
| 144 30 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 144 35 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 144 35 0 | 37 25 0 |
| 144 45 0 | 37 25 0 |
| 144 45 0 | 37 20 0 |
10. NEWCASTLE
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 151 25 0 | 32 30 0 |
| 153 00 0 | 32 30 0 |
| 153 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 33 20 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 55 0 | 33 20 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 151 05 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 151 05 0 | 32 55 0 |
| 151 10 0 | 32 55 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 151 10 0 | 32 50 0 |
| 151 15 0 | 32 50 0 |
| 151 15 0 | 32 35 0 |
| 151 25 0 | 32 35 0 |
| 151 25 0 | 32 30 0 |
11. PERTH
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 115 00 0 | 31 30 0 |
| 116 10 0 | 31 30 0 |
| 116 10 0 | 31 35 0 |
| 116 15 0 | 31 35 0 |
| 116 15 0 | 31 40 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 116 20 0 | 31 40 0 |
| 116 20 0 | 32 15 0 |
| 116 15 0 | 32 15 0 |
| 116 15 0 | 32 20 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 116 10 0 | 32 20 0 |
| 116 10 0 | 32 25 0 |
| 115 00 0 | 32 25 0 |
| 115 00 0 | 31 30 0 |
12. SYDNEY
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 55 0 | 33 25 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 33 25 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 34 15 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 34 15 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 34 10 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 40 0 | 34 10 0 |
| 150 40 0 | 33 40 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 33 40 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 33 35 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 50 0 | 33 35 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 33 30 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 33 30 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 33 25 0 |
13. WOLLONGONG
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 40 0 | 34 10 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 34 10 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 34 15 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 152 00 0 | 34 15 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 34 40 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 40 0 | 34 40 0 |
| 150 40 0 | 34 10 0 |
14. SOUTHERN NSW (This does not include the Canberra Area)
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 149 05 0 | 30 25 0 |
| 149 05 0 | 30 30 0 |
| 149 10 0 | 30 30 0 |
| 149 10 0 | 30 35 0 |
| 149 15 0 | 30 35 0 |
| 149 15 0 | 30 40 0 |
| 149 20 0 | 30 40 0 |
| 149 20 0 | 30 45 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 30 45 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 30 50 0 |
| 149 30 0 | 30 50 0 |
| 149 30 0 | 30 55 0 |
| 149 35 0 | 30 55 0 |
| 149 35 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 149 40 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 149 40 0 | 31 05 0 |
| 149 45 0 | 31 05 0 |
| 149 45 0 | 31 10 0 |
| 149 50 0 | 31 10 0 |
| 149 50 0 | 31 15 0 |
| 149 55 0 | 31 15 0 |
| 149 55 0 | 31 20 0 |
| 150 05 0 | 31 20 0 |
| 150 05 0 | 31 45 0 |
| 150 15 0 | 31 45 0 |
| 150 15 0 | 32 35 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 32 35 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 32 45 0 |
| 151 15 0 | 32 45 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 151 15 0 | 32 50 0 |
| 151 10 0 | 32 50 0 |
| 151 10 0 | 32 55 0 |
| 151 05 0 | 32 55 0 |
| 151 05 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 33 30 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 33 30 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 33 35 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 33 35 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 33 40 0 |
| 150 40 0 | 33 40 0 |
| 150 40 0 | 34 40 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 34 40 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 151 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 151 00 0 | 38 00 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 38 00 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 149 50 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 149 50 0 | 37 25 0 |
| 149 40 0 | 37 25 0 |
| 149 40 0 | 37 20 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 37 20 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 37 15 0 |
| 149 15 0 | 37 15 0 |
| 149 15 0 | 37 10 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 37 10 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 37 05 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 148 50 0 | 37 05 0 |
| 148 50 0 | 37 00 0 |
| 148 35 0 | 37 00 0 |
| 148 35 0 | 36 55 0 |
| 148 25 0 | 36 55 0 |
| 148 25 0 | 36 50 0 |
| 148 10 0 | 36 50 0 |
| 148 10 0 | 36 30 0 |
| 148 05 0 | 36 30 0 |
| 148 05 0 | 36 05 0 |
| 148 00 0 | 36 05 0 |
| 148 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 147 40 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 147 40 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 146 50 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 146 50 0 | 35 15 0 |
| 146 30 0 | 35 15 0 |
| 146 30 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 144 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 144 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
| 148 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
| 148 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 30 25 0 |
15. NORTHERN NSW
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 153 10 0 | 28 15 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 28 15 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
| 153 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
| 153 00 0 | 32 30 0 |
| 151 25 0 | 32 30 0 |
| 151 25 0 | 32 35 0 |
| 151 15 0 | 32 35 0 |
| 151 15 0 | 32 45 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 32 45 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 32 35 0 |
| 150 15 0 | 32 35 0 |
| 150 15 0 | 31 45 0 |
| 150 05 0 | 31 45 0 |
| 150 05 0 | 31 20 0 |
| 149 55 0 | 31 20 0 |
| 149 55 0 | 31 15 0 |
| 149 50 0 | 31 15 0 |
| 149 50 0 | 31 10 0 |
| 149 45 0 | 31 10 0 |
| 149 45 0 | 31 05 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 149 40 0 | 31 05 0 |
| 149 40 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 149 35 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 149 35 0 | 30 55 0 |
| 149 30 0 | 30 55 0 |
| 149 30 0 | 30 50 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 30 50 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 30 45 0 |
| 149 20 0 | 30 45 0 |
| 149 20 0 | 30 40 0 |
| 149 15 0 | 30 40 0 |
| 149 15 0 | 30 35 0 |
| 149 10 0 | 30 35 0 |
| 149 10 0 | 30 30 0 |
| 149 05 0 | 30 30 0 |
| 149 05 0 | 30 25 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 30 25 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 29 00 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 29 00 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 28 45 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 50 0 | 28 45 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 28 50 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 28 50 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 28 55 0 |
| 151 10 0 | 28 55 0 |
| 151 10 0 | 29 10 0 |
| 152 05 0 | 29 10 0 |
| 152 05 0 | 29 05 0 |
| 152 10 0 | 29 05 0 |
| 152 10 0 | 28 40 0 |
| 152 15 0 | 28 40 0 |
| 152 15 0 | 28 35 0 |
| 152 20 0 | 28 35 0 |
| 152 20 0 | 28 30 0 |
| 152 25 0 | 28 30 0 |
| 152 25 0 | 28 25 0 |
| 152 30 0 | 28 25 0 |
| 152 30 0 | 28 20 0 |
| 153 10 0 | 28 20 0 |
| 153 10 0 | 28 15 0 |
16. GOSFORD
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 55 0 | 33 20 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 33 20 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 152 00 0 | 33 25 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 33 25 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 55 0 | 33 20 0 |
17. BROKEN HILL
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 145 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
18. SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 154 00 0 | 24 00 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 27 00 0 |
| 152 50 0 | 27 00 0 |
| 152 50 0 | 27 05 0 |
| 152 40 0 | 27 05 0 |
| 152 40 0 | 27 10 0 |
| 152 35 0 | 27 10 0 |
| 152 35 0 | 27 15 0 |
| 152 30 0 | 27 15 0 |
| 152 30 0 | 27 40 0 |
| 152 35 0 | 27 40 0 |
| 152 35 0 | 27 45 0 |
| 152 40 0 | 27 45 0 |
| 152 40 0 | 27 50 0 |
| 152 45 0 | 27 50 0 |
| 152 45 0 | 27 55 0 |
| 152 50 0 | 27 55 0 |
| 152 50 0 | 28 10 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 152 45 0 | 28 10 0 |
| 152 45 0 | 28 20 0 |
| 152 30 0 | 28 20 0 |
| 152 30 0 | 28 25 0 |
| 152 25 0 | 28 25 0 |
| 152 25 0 | 28 30 0 |
| 152 20 0 | 28 30 0 |
| 152 20 0 | 28 35 0 |
| 152 15 0 | 28 35 0 |
| 152 15 0 | 28 40 0 |
| 152 10 0 | 28 40 0 |
| 152 10 0 | 29 05 0 |
| 152 05 0 | 29 05 0 |
| 152 05 0 | 29 10 0 |
| 151 10 0 | 29 10 0 |
| 151 10 0 | 28 55 0 |
| 150 55 0 | 28 55 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 55 0 | 28 50 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 28 50 0 |
| 150 50 0 | 28 45 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 28 45 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 29 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 29 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 24 45 0 |
| 150 25 0 | 24 45 0 |
| 150 25 0 | 24 40 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 24 40 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 24 35 0 |
| 151 00 0 | 24 35 0 |
| 151 00 0 | 24 25 0 |
| 153 00 0 | 24 25 0 |
| 153 00 0 | 24 00 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 24 00 0 |
19. MACKAY & ROCKHAMPTON
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 148 25 0 | 20 00 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 20 00 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 21 00 0 |
| 151 00 0 | 21 00 0 |
| 151 00 0 | 23 00 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 23 00 0 |
| 152 00 0 | 24 00 0 |
| 153 00 0 | 24 00 0 |
| 153 00 0 | 24 25 0 |
| 151 00 0 | 24 25 0 |
| 151 00 0 | 24 35 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 150 45 0 | 24 35 0 |
| 150 45 0 | 24 40 0 |
| 150 25 0 | 24 40 0 |
| 150 25 0 | 24 45 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 24 45 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 24 00 0 |
| 148 00 0 | 24 00 0 |
| 148 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
| 146 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
| 146 00 0 | 20 30 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 146 25 0 | 20 30 0 |
| 146 25 0 | 20 25 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 20 25 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 20 20 0 |
| 147 05 0 | 20 20 0 |
| 147 05 0 | 20 15 0 |
| 148 15 0 | 20 15 0 |
| 148 15 0 | 20 10 0 |
| 148 25 0 | 20 10 0 |
| 148 25 0 | 20 00 0 |
20. TOWNSVILLE
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 145 00 0 | 17 20 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 17 20 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 19 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 19 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 20 00 0 |
| 148 25 0 | 20 00 0 |
| 148 25 0 | 20 10 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 148 15 0 | 20 10 0 |
| 148 15 0 | 20 15 0 |
| 147 05 0 | 20 15 0 |
| 147 05 0 | 20 20 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 20 20 0 |
| 147 00 0 | 20 25 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 146 25 0 | 20 25 0 |
| 146 25 0 | 20 30 0 |
| 146 00 0 | 20 30 0 |
| 146 00 0 | 20 00 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 20 00 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 17 20 0 |
21. SANCTUARY COVE
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 152 50 0 | 27 55 0 |
| 153 15 0 | 27 55 0 |
| 153 15 0 | 28 05 0 |
| 154 00 0 | 28 05 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 154 00 0 | 28 15 0 |
| 153 10 0 | 28 15 0 |
| 153 10 0 | 28 20 0 |
| 152 45 0 | 28 20 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 152 45 0 | 28 10 0 |
| 152 50 0 | 28 10 0 |
| 152 50 0 | 27 55 0 |
22. MOUNT ISA
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 136 00 0 | 19 00 0 |
| 142 00 0 | 19 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 142 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
| 136 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 136 00 0 | 19 00 0 |
23. PORT DOUGLAS
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 145 00 0 | 16 00 0 |
| 146 00 0 | 16 00 0 |
| 146 00 0 | 16 30 0 |
| 145 40 0 | 16 30 0 |
| 145 40 0 | 16 35 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 145 35 0 | 16 35 0 |
| 145 35 0 | 16 40 0 |
| 145 30 0 | 16 40 0 |
| 145 30 0 | 16 45 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 145 25 0 | 16 45 0 |
| 145 25 0 | 16 50 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 16 50 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 16 00 0 |
24. REGIONAL VICTORIA (This does not include the Melbourne Area)
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 141 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 144 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 144 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 146 30 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 146 30 0 | 35 15 0 |
| 146 50 0 | 35 15 0 |
| 146 50 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 147 40 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 147 40 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 148 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 148 00 0 | 36 05 0 |
| 148 05 0 | 36 05 0 |
| 148 05 0 | 36 30 0 |
| 148 10 0 | 36 30 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 148 10 0 | 36 50 0 |
| 148 25 0 | 36 50 0 |
| 148 25 0 | 36 55 0 |
| 148 35 0 | 36 55 0 |
| 148 35 0 | 37 00 0 |
| 148 50 0 | 37 00 0 |
| 148 50 0 | 37 05 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 37 05 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 37 10 0 |
| 149 15 0 | 37 10 0 |
| 149 15 0 | 37 15 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 37 15 0 |
| 149 25 0 | 37 20 0 |
| 149 40 0 | 37 20 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 149 40 0 | 37 25 0 |
| 149 50 0 | 37 25 0 |
| 149 50 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 150 00 0 | 38 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 38 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 39 00 0 |
| 141 15 0 | 39 00 0 |
| 141 15 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 141 10 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 141 10 0 | 36 35 0 |
| 141 00 0 | 36 35 0 |
| 141 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
25. REGIONAL TASMANIA (This does not include the Hobart Area)
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 143 00 0 | 39 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 39 00 0 |
| 149 00 0 | 42 00 0 |
| 146 40 0 | 42 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 146 40 0 | 44 00 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 44 00 0 |
| 145 00 0 | 42 00 0 |
| 144 00 0 | 42 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 144 00 0 | 41 00 0 |
| 143 00 0 | 41 00 0 |
| 143 00 0 | 39 00 0 |
26. SOUTH-WEST WESTERN AUSTRALIA
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 114 00 0 | 30 00 0 |
| 118 00 0 | 30 00 0 |
| 118 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 119 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 119 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 120 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 120 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 119 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 119 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 116 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 116 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 114 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 114 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 115 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 115 00 0 | 32 25 0 |
| 116 10 0 | 32 25 0 |
| 116 10 0 | 32 20 0 |
| 116 15 0 | 32 20 0 |
| 116 15 0 | 32 15 0 |
| 116 20 0 | 32 15 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 116 20 0 | 31 40 0 |
| 116 15 0 | 31 40 0 |
| 116 15 0 | 31 35 0 |
| 116 10 0 | 31 35 0 |
| 116 10 0 | 31 30 0 |
| 115 00 0 | 31 30 0 |
| 115 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 114 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 114 00 0 | 30 00 0 |
27. KALGOORLIE
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 118 00 0 | 28 00 0 |
| 124 00 0 | 28 00 0 |
| 124 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 120 00 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 120 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 119 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 119 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 118 00 0 | 31 00 0 |
| 118 00 0 | 28 00 0 |
28. GERALDTON
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 113 00 0 | 27 00 0 |
| 115 00 0 | 27 00 0 |
| 115 00 0 | 28 00 0 |
| 118 00 0 | 28 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 118 00 0 | 30 00 0 |
| 114 00 0 | 30 00 0 |
| 114 00 0 | 29 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 113 00 0 | 29 00 0 |
| 113 00 0 | 27 00 0 |
29. SPENCER GULF (This does not include the Adelaide Area)
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 135 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 34 05 0 |
| 139 20 0 | 34 05 0 |
| 139 20 0 | 34 15 0 |
| 139 25 0 | 34 15 0 |
| 139 25 0 | 34 30 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 30 0 | 34 30 0 |
| 139 30 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 139 45 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 139 45 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 140 00 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 140 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 00 0 | 37 00 0 |
| 136 00 0 | 37 00 0 |
| 136 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 135 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 135 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
30. MT GAMBIER
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 141 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 141 00 0 | 36 35 0 |
| 141 10 0 | 36 35 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 141 10 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 141 15 0 | 37 30 0 |
| 141 15 0 | 39 00 0 |
| 140 00 0 | 39 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 140 00 0 | 38 00 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 38 00 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
31. RENMARK & LOXTON
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 141 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
| 141 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 140 00 0 | 36 00 0 |
| 140 00 0 | 35 30 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 45 0 | 35 30 0 |
| 139 45 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 139 30 0 | 35 00 0 |
| 139 30 0 | 34 30 0 |
| 139 25 0 | 34 30 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 25 0 | 34 15 0 |
| 139 20 0 | 34 15 0 |
| 139 20 0 | 34 05 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 34 05 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 33 00 0 |
32. ROXBY DOWNS
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 136 00 0 | 28 00 0 |
| 139 00 0 | 28 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 139 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
| 136 00 0 | 32 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 136 00 0 | 28 00 0 |
33. TELFER MINE
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 124 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
| 124 00 0 | 25 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 121 00 0 | 25 00 0 |
| 121 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
| ° ¢ ² East | ° ¢ ² South |
| 124 00 0 | 22 00 0 |
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