Territory and Municipal Services wishes to advise that due to a total fire ban that has been declared for tomorrow, Thursday 10 October 2013, the following nature reserves and roads will be closed:
• Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve (the Visitor Centre will remain open);
• selected roads within Namadgi National Park including Apollo Road, Orroral Road, Old Mill Road, Warks Road, Mount Franklin Road at Piccadilly Circus, and the Corin Dam Road (the Namadgi Visitor Centre will remain open);
• Googong Foreshores;
• Kowen Forest;
• Lower Molonglo River Corridor; and
• Mulligans Flat Woodlands Sanctuary.Note that the Boboyan Road and Brindabella Road remain open to through traffic.
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