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MAP OF
LAKE GLENBAWN
Line Symbols
Overhead Cable
Crossing
Structure
Restricted Water
4 Knots
Zone
8 Knots
Zone
No Skiing or
Aquaplaning
No Boating or
Fishing Permitted
Navigation Aids
Yellow Light
Beacon
Special Mark
Aqua Buoy
Lit Spec Mark
Aqua Buoy
WARNING: BEWARE OF SUBMERGED TIMBER
AND SHALLOW AREAS, PARTICULARLY AT
LOWER LEVELS
Restricted Activities and Cautions
Sub Surface
Obstructions
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No Boating and
Fishing Area
Caution Shallow
Water
Eight Knot Speed
Limit Area
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8
Warning Overhead
Power Cables
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Caution Submerged
Rocks
Boating Facilities
Unformed or Hand
Launching Area
Formed Surface
Launching Ramp
Launching Ramp
& Parking Facilities
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General Information
Post Monument
or Feature
Washdown
Facilities
Caravan
Park
Public Toilet
Deeper Water
Lower Levels
Camping
Ground
Picnic Ground
Facilities
Picnic Ground
Facilities
Shallow Water
Higher levels
DISCLAIMER! This map is not intended to be used for navigational purposes and
B.A.S.S. Australia Nation Pty Ltd takes no responsibility for the accuracy of the
content herein. This has been purely created for the tournament anglers to use
within the B.A.S.S. Australia Nation Circuit for understanding of boundaries, some
hazards and launching facilities.
Map Printed: December 2013 Copyright B.A.S.S. Australia Nation Pty Ltd
SEE CAUTION NOTES
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CAUTION NOTES
Caution: Alcohol is prohibited at all B.A.S.S. Australia Sanctioned Fishing Events Skippers must be under .05 to operate a boat at all times.
Caution: Lake Glenbawn holds very cold waters.
Caution: Be Prop Aware.
Caution: Be Alert to: Sudden weather changes and rough conditions.
Caution: Keep a proper lookout and be prepared for action.
Caution: Unmarked and submerged hazards.
Caution: Check the weather, check your boat and safety gear,
and tell someone where your going.
Caution: Overhead power cables within vicinity of launching facilities.
Caution: No towing in vicinity of launching ramp. Zone is adjusted
with lowering and rising water levels.
Caution: Boating on inland waterways require special care. Information on
boating in these areas can be found in the RMS Boating Handbook
available free of charge from the NSW Maritime Transport Service Centres.
Caution: Some of the foreshore lands around Lake Glenbawn are
privately owned and permission is required to step ashore.
Caution: Keep clear of submerged cables and barge pump.
WARNING
These waters are subject to changing water levels and unmarked navigational
hazards. Vessel operators must always maintain a proper lookout and proceed
at a safe speed, which includes checking the depth of the water.
Note: This map is not intended to be used for navigational purposes and B.A.S.S.
Australia Nation Pty Ltd takes no responsibility for the accuracy of the content herein.
This has been purely created for the tournament anglers to use within the B.A.S.S.
Australia Nation Circuit for the understanding of boundaries, some hazards and
launching facilities only.
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EMERGENCY NUMBERS AND CONTACT DETAILS - IN AN EMERGENCY CALL “000”
Scone Police Station (02) 6544 0199
Scone Fire Station (02) 6545 1294
Scone Ambulance Service 13 1233
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Getting there - A 3.5 hour drive from Sydney, Lake Glenbawn State Park is 160 km north-west of Newcastle, just off the New England
Highway, and can be reached via Aberdeen or Scone. Nearest regional centre is Scone and the lake procides approximately 15 kms East
from Scone.
The lake is up to approximately 22 kilometres long and has a capacity of 749,840 million litres. When full the lake has a surface area
of 2,615 hectares.
Species - Fish species present at Lake Glenbawn are Bass, Murray Cod, Golden Perch, Silver Perch, Eel Tailed Catfish,
Brown Trout & Rainbow Trout.
ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION
Lake Glenbawn offers a range of accommodation options from cabins to powered and bush camping sites. For information on
park entry fees, available accommodation options and tariffs please visit www.lakeglenbawn.com.au.
Facilities include - Amenities block, bait/lures, bbqs electric, bbqs wood, boat ramp, camp kitchen, disabled access, fuel, groceries,
ice, kiosk, laundry, LP gas, picnic area, playground, public telephone, shelter shed, take-away food, tennis, and van storage.
DOGS - Dogs are allowed in Lake Glenbawn recreation park providing they remain on a lead at all times.
FISHING LICENCES
Fishing Licences are essential for fishing and are valid throughout NSW for both fresh and salt water fishing.
Licences are available from: www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/recreational/licence-fee
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