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Middle Hut BESS site within Arthurs Creek Catchment
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This figure visually describes the location of the proposed Middle Hut BESS site within the catchment of the Arthurs Creek. The immediate relationship/interface of the Proposed Lithium Battery Energy storage plant is with two tributaries of the Arthurs Creek, the Chapel Lane Gully, and
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