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Locations within this MapBarons Range

Locations within this Map14 Mile Creek 2 Mile Creek 2 Mile Well Acacia Bore Alf Bore Banjo Creek Banjo Well Barral Pool Beacon Hill Benstead Lagoon Beru Pool Bilgarrie Cutarrie Pool Bingah Bore Bingah Creek Bingah Pool Bonython Bluff Bonython Creek Bookoodoo Creek Boolah Well Boondin Hill Bugadu Pool Bulljah Pool Bummer Pool Burel Pool Calamity Bore Carclew Range Charles Wells Creek Charlie Bore Chiall Spring Chowidda Pool Christmas Bore Claypan Well Cole Creek Collurabbie Hills Coolali Soak Cooper Well Cork Tree Well Cottonbush Bore Curdle Well Dingle Well Double Hill Doyle Bore Doyle Soak Dynamite Bore East Well Federation Headland Finger Flat Well Forked Creek Freshwater Bore Gap Well German Well Gidgee Bore Granite Bore Gunin Gunin Pool Homestead Bore Irwin Bore Irwin Well Jackie Lookout Jackie Well James Bore James Pool Jasper Bore Joey Jarra Pool Jones Bore Juill Juill Creek Jump Up Bore Kalyaltcha Creek Kalyaltcha Waterhole Kalyaltcha Well Kepaltin Spring Kingston Pass Kundabiddi Bore Kundabiddi Hill Lady Lawley Range Lake Carnegie Lake Jeffries Leary Bore Lindsay Gordon Lagoon Little Banjo Bore Little Greta Mine Lorna Glen Lorna Glen Spring Lynne Bore Marlanindie Pool Milga Milga Well Milgarrie Creek Milgarrie Pool Miningarra Creek Miningarra Pool Minnieritchie Creek Mount Alexandra Mount Courtney Mount Draper Mount Eureka Mount Eureka Mining Group Mount Fisher East Mount Throssel Well Mount Wellesley Mudarra Soak Mulgarra Pool Murphy Well No

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Locations within this MapCarcoonya Waterhole Choorun Waterhole Currun Currun Rockhole Hanging Rock Horsetrack Range Meeting Gorge Native Well Nooloo Soak Poisonbush Range Tchukardine Pool Wells Range Tchukardine Waterhole Curruncurrun Rockhole Nooloo Sand Soak Gargoonyah Waterhole Moongoongunyah Rockhole

GA 4857 - Frankenia 150000 5/3 Channel NoThis 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