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The Kanymari Project has reached completion
with the radio systems being commissioned at the end of October and project
handover through the first weeks of November 2003.
The attached pictures depict the progress
made throughout the project.
Bull Dust!
Work on the project involved working under
atrocious conditions - with special road maintenance required to transport
construction equipment.
Bulldust shown being 'kicked-up' by
construction vehicles has the capacity to quickly turn to mud after rain placing
strict deadlines on completion before the wet season.
Running Lead-In Cables for Residential
Telephone Services in Gununa
Container/Shelter Fit-Out in Brisbane Before
Shipment to Mornington Island - July/August 2003
Containers Arriving at Karumba for Shipment
by Barge to Mornington Island - 29th August 2003
Unloading Shipping Containers Off the Barge
at Gununa - 30th August 2003
Packing in the Nungalah Tower Footings - Mid
October 2003
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The Kanymari Project spans the Wellesley
Island group in the south-east corner of the Gulf of Carpentaria in Australia's
North. Work has involved the establishment of a range of new telecommunications
services on the island/s including;
The maps shows the four main centres of the
radio repeater network and the links connecting the various sites together.
Tower Construction at Nungalah -
Mid October 2003 |
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Nungalah Tower from the Birri Road
(Just After Construction)
(Refer to Billy Gusset Report 2006 for
current status information)
Nungalah Tower Near Birri Lodge - RL of Top
of Tower 75 metres - Highest Point in Wellesley Island Group
(Refer to Billy Gusset Report 2006 for current status information)
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Numringun Radio Mast & Associated Container
Shelter Just After Construction (2003)
(Refer to Billy Gusset Report 2006 for
current status information) |
