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  50. This includes the 16 LGAs in the Far North SA3 (Figure 10), as well as 5 other LGAs: Cairns Regional, Cassowary Coast Regional, Douglas Shire, Tablelands Regional and Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire.Return to footnote 50
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