Baulkham Hills Rifle Range (RIFLE RANGE), NSW Details

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A rifle range in the suburb of Baulkham Hills alongside Excelsior Park.

Baulkham Hills Rifle Range (RIFLE RANGE), NSW
title Baulkham Hills Rifle Range (RIFLE RANGE)
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state NSW
reference 3296
placename Baulkham Hills Rifle Range
designation RIFLE RANGE
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lga THE HILLS SHIRE
description A rifle range in the suburb of Baulkham Hills alongside Excelsior Park.
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