The Goulburn Workers Club
Australian
3-Days
Orienteering Carnival
Goulburn NSW
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The Goulburn Workers Club
Australian
3-Days Orienteering Carnival Goulburn NSW March 29 – April 1 2002 |
Proudly brought to you by Illawarra - Kareelah, Southern
Highlands and Western and Hills Orienteering Clubs
with support from
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The
Event
The
organisers have chosen areas that provide championship orienteering on
challenging maps. The maps
are all within easy distance from Goulburn offering a variety of terrain
from open eucalypt forest, fast spur/gully with gold mining features and
intricate sandstone formations.
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The
Location
The event will be centred on the Lilac City of Goulburn. Goulburn is located 200 km south-west of Sydney, and 85 km north of Canberra. It is an easy drive on expressways from both Sydney and Canberra. Goulburn is a major inland city of NSW with all amenities and a full range of accommodation. All events will be within close proximity.
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The Maps Mapping is currently being undertaken by Eric Andrews and Graham Fowler to ensure top class maps.
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Family Relays Western and Hills Orienteers will host the Family Relays on open eucalypt terrain on Friday 29th March 2002 catering for all standards. Courses will be set by Kevin Williams.
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Day 1 Courses will be set by Chris Wilmott and Jim Sligar to provide a challenging first day for all competitors. The terrain is eucalypt with patches of fast open running combined with intricate spur gully and rock outcrops.
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Day 2 Day
2 will provide classic courses on fast, open spur gully terrain with gold
mining features. The area
provides the opportunity for longer legs and interesting detail. Course setters will be Chris Wilmott and Jim Sligar.
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Day 3 The final day will be set among spectacular conglomerate formations with grand views of the surrounding countryside. Paul Davis and Peter Meyer will ensure that competitors remain focused in this intricate terrain.
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Tourist Information Tourist attractions include the spectacular Shoalhaven
and Bungonia
Gorges, ‘Big Merino’, Heritage Rail Centre and quaint local
villages. Canberra is also
close and within easy driving distance. More information on tourist attractions is available from: Goulburn District Tourism Ph: 1800 353 646 Goulburn Tourism Website is at http://www.igoulburn.com/info/accom.asp
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Contact Information
Entry forms will be available late in 2001. For more information or enquiries, please email the event
organisers at:
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