National Park Estate (Land Transfers) Act 1998
46Lower Hunter National Park
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46 Lower Hunter National Park
46 Lower Hunter National Park
(1) Part Cessnock State Forest No 874 An area of about 1130 hectares, being the part of Cessnock State Forest No 874, dedicated 27 March 1942, and the whole or the part of the extensions to that State forest listed hereunder (with their dedication dates shown in brackets) in the Parishes of Allandale, Cessnock and Heddon, County of Northumberland, within the land shown by diagonal hatching on diagram catalogued Misc. F 1307 in the Forestry Commission of New South Wales, subject to any variations or exceptions noted on that diagram.
The Extensions are:
No 1 (8 October 1943)
No 3 (14 October 1949)
No 4 (4 May 1951)
No 5 (16 November 1951)
No 6 (26 August 1955)
No 7 (6 June 1958)
No 8 (20 November 1959
No 9 (24 July 1970)
No 10 (21 May 1976)
Note—
This is area “DDD” on the Lower North East Region (National Park Additions) map.
(2) Part Aberdare State Forest No 981 An area of about 1010 hectares, being the part of Aberdare State Forest No 981, dedicated 29 November 1963, and the part of No 2 Extension thereto dedicated 14 May 1971, in the Parishes of Cessnock and Stanford, County of Northumberland within the lands shown by diagonal hatching on diagram catalogued Misc. F 1306 in the Forestry Commission of New South Wales, subject to any variations or exceptions noted on that diagram.
Note—
This is area “EEE” on the Lower North East Region (National Park Additions) map.