Casey

Brown Bay

Crane Cove

Reeve Hill

Thala Valley

Geoffrey Bay

Budnick Hill

Nicholson Island

Boving Island

ASPA No. 135

Memorialcross

Tidegauge

AustralianRegionalGPS Networkreceiver

Riometer

Operations

Magnetic absolute apple

ScienceWorkshop

General storeWind turbine

Fuel tanks

ANARESATRadome

Digisonde transmit/receive

antenna farm

Fuel tanks

Old carpenters' workshop

Boat shed

Wharf

Magnetic variometer hut

Magnetometer A-01

A-02

Shirley Island access

Unsafe Area - CrevassingWastetreatment

outfall

Red Shed

IRISsiesmic

vault

Anemometer masts

Penguin Pass

Atmospheric research hut

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STATION LIMITS

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Horizontal Datum: WGS84Projection: UTM Zone 49

110°32'30"E

110°32'0"E

110°31'30"E

110°31'0"E

66°17'0"S

For more detail see Casey Station Buildings and Structures, Map No .13360

CAUTION: Absence of the depiction of crevasses does not indicate

a crevasse free area

Produced by the Australian Antarctic Data Centre, Aug 2007Map available at :Map Catalogue No. 13361

http://aadc-maps.aad.gov.au/aadc/mapcat/

66°16'40"S

CASEY STATIONLegend

Mast

Transmit Mast, AntennaDANGER RF non-ionising radiationDO NOT TOUCH MAST, ANTENNA

Contour (Interval 10m)

Helipad with/ without facilities

Antenna

Rock / Ice cliff

Waypoint / Route

Melt lakes and exposed rockmapped from aerial photography,January 1994.

Cable and pipe support

Melt lakeExposed rock

Road

ASPA No.135

Magnetic Quiet ZoneRadio Frequency Interference Area

Antarctic Specially Protected Area. Entry is prohibited without a permit. All activities mustbe in accordance with the management plan.

Snow Petrel breeding area

Recreation limits

Extended station limits

Station limitsTravel outside station limits requires Station Leader approval.

A radio must be carried and the intentionsboard filled in when travelling to this area.

Travel permitted as per the AAD OperationsManual. Extreme caution should be takenas there are ice cliffs and rocky outcrops near the coastline and the sea ice between Shirley Island and the station is not permanent.

Please do not enter these areasas you may disturb nesting birds.