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 "name": "Key_Freight_Routes",
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 "snippet": "The national key freight route map provides policy tool to inform strategic planning, operational and investment decisions across the Australian freight network",
 "description": "Australia is connected to the global economy through shipping and air movements which transport bulk commodities and general cargo. Australia's major ports, airports and intermodal terminals make up the freight nodes linked by road and rail as a land transport system. The national key freight route map provides a detailed picture of the road and rail routes connecting Australia's nationally significant places for freight, including ports, airports and intermodal terminals. The map provides a policy tool to inform strategic planning, operational and investment decisions across the Australian freight network",
 "summary": "The national key freight route map provides policy tool to inform strategic planning, operational and investment decisions across the Australian freight network",
 "title": "Key Freight Routes",
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  "Transport",
  "Infrastructure",
  "Rail"
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  "Service",
  "Map Service",
  "ArcGIS Server"
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 "accessInformation": "Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications",
 "licenseInfo": "CC BY - 4.0"
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