GA 5171-3 - Burrell Creek 150000 Locations within this MapBlack Dog

Locations within this MapBlack Dog Creek Brodies Creek Cope Dickson Creek First Bull Run Creek Kangaroo Creek Knob Camp Bulleringa National Park Bulleringa New Bulleringa Soda Spring Brodies Camp

7 Bore O'Hara Well Old Peak Hill Peak Hill Peak Hill Mine Randell Well Ravelstone Mine Reefer Well Ruby Well Find Mine Spelling Well St Crispin Mine Tank Well Telegraph Well Trudgeon Well Two Tanks Well White Well Wongawar Bore Yallaginda Well Yulga Jinna Community Jinglegunna Pool Orchard Well Orchards Well Reefers Well Frasers Well Wilsons Patch Well Murphy Well Murphys Well Robinson Ranges Duracks Well McCanns Well Dunns Well Holdens Find Holden Bore Holdens Bore

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Locations within this MapAlivinna Waterhole Bansheela Waterhole Beantree Creek Beantree Waterhole Borehole Creek Bowling Brumby Creek Coolibah Creek Coonaberry Coonaberry Creek Cunnavalla Creek Curralle Curralle Creek Elbow Hole Waterhole Fifteen Mile Waterhole Five Mile Waterhole Gingill Waterhole Gourock Gum Creek Largs Letcha Waterhole Mount McCallum Mount Howitt Narah One Mile Waterhole Parkaminnia Creek Terebooka Terebooka Waterhole The Blue Hills Thoorpoy Waterhole Three Mile Waterhole Toby Creek Windula Windula Creek

Locations within this MapBarlee Spring Barrow Hill Barrow Range Bob Hill Brelyalee Rockhole Day Hill East Brothers Flower Hill Frank Scott Hill Hocking Range Hubbes Hill Kahnga Soak Kennedy Hill Meewajarra Soak Mount Burt Mount Eliza Mount Elsie Mount Elvire Mount Eveline Mount Florrie Mount Glyde Mount Kathleen Mount Palgrave Mount Shaw Mount Squires Mount Waugh Mount Weir Pine Hill Ranford Hill Stewart Creek Stewart Hill Stony Hill Weelgryne Spring Well Knob Whitby Range Windich Hill Barlee Springs Mount Whitby Giles Tank Meenindunya Mount Ranford Townsend Range Possum Hill

GA 5171-3 - Burrell Creek 150000 Locations within this MapBlack DogThis 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