Principal Pedestrian Network Map

This map shows the extent of Principal Pedestrian Networks
defined for the City’s nine larger economic centres and many smaller local
centres, where most people live, visit, work and play. These areas typically
include older neighbourhoods, many built at a time when streets did not require
footpaths. Being closer to shops, services, schools, workplaces, community
facilities and train stations, these areas include streets and routes
frequently used by pedestrians. Principal Pedestrian Networks are a key focus
area that guide the construction of new footpaths and crossing facilities by
Council. For more information refer to the Lake Macquarie Walking,
Cycling and Better Streets Strategy.