GA 7570-4 - Birthday Mountain 37500 Rock Point Margaret Carribie Well

Rock Point Margaret Carribie Well Carribie Waller Shoal Pondolowie Bay Pandalowie Bay Lawrey Shoal Penguin Point Suzanne Shoal Lake Macquarie Bank Seal Islands Archipelago de LEst

Locations within this MapGarden Vale Nantilla Noonamah Wonga Lilli Laurelvale Tongo Balgrillo Lake Canegrass Creek Chinamans Creek Glendara Creek Gum Creek Moonooloo Hills Moonooloo Ridge Mullawoolka Basin Nantilla Creek Nantilla or Moonoloo Creek North Tongo Creek Paroo River Paroo Channel Paroo River Channels Purnanga Creek Tongo Creek Tongo Lake Tongo Station Warramurty Waterhole Warramutty Tank Warramutty Waterhole Windmill Tank Wonga Lilli Creek Wonko Tank Wonko Well Dingo Creek Dryers Creek Bilpah Borrina Glespin Gueraleh Moorquong Murpa Parkin Ranken Salisbury Tantivy Toonburra Tungara Warramutty Winbinyah Yapunya Wonko Deriringa Tongo Woolshed Lake The Range

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Locations within this MapMellew Allo-Omber Mulgrave Mooney Valley Mayfair Evora Mena Park Melrose Prairie Downs Avondale Tarves Clarendon Avonleigh Alice Downs Coreen Norwood Woodbine Moorlands Five Mile Limden Fairlea Helenglen Selvister Ansgrove Malvern Hills Athol Blackall Apurlu Avington Boree Creek Boree Water Facility Brownings Waterhole Buccleuch Douglas Ponds Creek Emu Creek Garden Waterhole Glenstuart Hope Creek Mayfair Creek Mud Hut Creek Norwood Creek Oakland Bore One Mile Waterhole Pershore Pershore Water Facility Ravensbourne Creek Skeleton Creek Splitters Gully Spring Creek Tarves Water Facility The Nob Washpool Waterhole Weetwood Whittingham Wooroolah Creek Lagoon Creek Maitland Bore Douglas Ponds Derry Bore Sandy Creek Woodbine Bore Blackall Shire Valentine Creek Boree Bore Woodside Bore Glenstuart Station Oaklands Bore Malvernton Station

Locations within this Map4 Mile Bore No

GA 7570-4 - Birthday Mountain 37500 Rock Point Margaret Carribie WellThis Topographic Map is produced by Geoscience Australia; Australia's national geospatial organisation. GA topographic maps (many of which are produced in partnership with the Army) are generally older than those maps produced by the State Governments over the same area. This makes GA maps particularly useful for identifying historic features, such as old mines and diggings. Geoscience Australia maps generally considered to be more pleasing in design