GA 1938 - Arrowsmith map 35 Government Well No

35 Government Well No

Creek Right Branch Kennedy Creek Kennedy Creek Right Branch Mount McKellar Burns Tank Oak Park Bore Newholme Bore Goat Hill Wades Tank Four Mile Waterhole Twenty-Seven Mile Waterhole Clara Creek Tank Aroo Gowrie East Bore Duck Lagoon Cobb Creek Millie Station Bore Sandridge Paddock Bore Gowrie West Bore Helvetia Park Islay Plains Little Gidgee Gidya Plains Mill Paddock Bore Yarrawonga North Dingo Gully Lockwood Bore Yarrawonga Bore Lockwood Chesterfield New Farm Raceview Bore Glengarry Tank Ada Bore Cattle Paddock Bore Racecourse Bore Arabella Station Lurnea Station Wardilla Bore Auburn Peedeebee Bore Nicholson Creek Hazelbush Vera Park Bark Creek Auburn Vale Bore Mudgegonga Cattle Creek Dillalah Bore Wallal Bore Highfield Bore Nimaru Station Myendetta Bore Westgate Station Inkerman Creek Loddon Station Blacks Tank Myendetta Station Warrego River Station Gum Waterhole Kurrijong Tank Brigalow Tank Stony Gorge Middle Tank Twenty Mile Waterhole Black Bullock Paddock Tank Frasers Waterhole Gum Gully Elbow Waterhole Six Mile Hollow Three Mile Hollow Shelbourne Waterhole Cedars Waterhole Ten Mile Waterhole Eight Mile Hollow Majors Tank Woodstock Bore Gungella Gungella Tank Lomax Bore J

Locations within this MapNullarbor Plain 639 Mile Siding Hughes 3 Palinar Rockhole Muckera Rockhole Hughes 2 Wirratinna Rockhole Denman 1 Batt Tanks The Bunda Plateau Hughes 1 Denman Railway Siding Hughes Railway Station Butt Tanks Cook Railway Station Cook Denman Hughes Nullabor Plain Nullarbor Plains

2 Outcamp Paddys Bore Pleiades Outcamp Quailing Dam Range Well Russell Dam South Fibreglass Tank South Munderoo Well Wandagee Wearibandie Well Woonthaling Well Wyalong Tank Yalkalya Dam Yearlit Dam Downey Well Moogooloo Burna Burna Well Toothawardoo Bore Boolbawardoo Well Walgawardoo Well Koyanga Well

63 State Forest No

GA 1938 - Arrowsmith map 35 Government Well 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