Ingalba, Big Bush and Pucawan Nature Reserves are located on southwestern slopes of New South Wales. Ingalba Nature Reserve is situated 10 kilometres west of Temora and Pucawan Nature Reserve a further 6 kilometres west. Big Bush Nature Reserve is 15 kilometres northwest of Temora. All three reserves are located within Temora Shire.
The Maynggu Ganai Historic Site is located 360 kilometres south-west of Sydney and 2.3 kilometres south of Wellington, NSW. It is an archaeological landscape which contains relics of convict agricultural settlement which was later replaced by a religious mission for Aboriginal people.
Mount Seaview, Jasper and Koorebang Nature Reserves are located in the Hastings Valley approximately 60-70 kilometres west of Port Macquarie on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales.
The Great North Road was built using convict labour between 1826 and 1836, spanning the 264-kilometre distance between Sydney and the Hunter Valley. The Old Great North Road is a 43-kilometre stretch of this road that retains some of the best examples of our convict heritage.
Camerons Gorge Nature Reserve and State Conservation Area are located near Scone in the Upper Hunter valley. Camerons Gorge Nature Reserve has an area of 1,318 hectares and Camerons Gorge State Conservation Area has an area of 429 hectares.
This plan of management applies to what is now Lachlan Valley Nature Reserve. The reserve covers an area of 437 hectares and is located approximately 19 kilometres south of Booligal and 56 kilometres north of Hay in western New South Wales.
Culgoa National Park is located in north-western NSW, 40km west of Goodooga and 100km north of Brewarrina. The park was reserved in 1996 and has an area of 22,430 hectares.
