GA 2854-1 - Boobina 80000 Locations within this MapA 454

Locations within this MapA 454 A 455 Kulumpurlpa Likkaparta Nmvg 686 No 10 Bore No 11 Bore No 13 Bore No 14 Bore No 16 Bore No 23 Bore Number Twenty-Three Bore Number Thirteen Bore Number Sixteen Bore Number Eleven Bore Wundirgi Waterhole Wundirgi Native Waters Number Fourteen Bore Number Ten Bore Forty-One Mile Bore Petamululki Well Petamululki Native Well

Locations within this MapCulver Microwave Repeater Station Culver Repeater Station

Locations within this MapMindie Mapperley Park Dryburgh Fisher Creek Balaclava Winslade Wynberg Roxmere Arrolla Levuka Downs Cloncurry Alroy Alroy Creek Mount Avarice Beaconsfield Bishop Creek Blue Bush Swamp Bridestow Bull Creek Camel Hill Castle Creek Castle Rock Cave Hill Cloncurry Water Facility Coningsby Coppermine Creek Courtenay Creek Davis Hill Mount Douglas Elder Creek Figtree Creek Gypsum Creek Home Mountain Ilkley Kaampa Letitia Llewellyn Creek Mount Marathon Martin Creek Middle Creek Mountain Home Creek Nine Mile Creek Norna Mount Norna One Mile Creek Oonoomurra Oorindi Pinhoe Pisa Hill Pumpkin Gully Pymurra Mount Rimmel Roberts Creek Round Hill Sandy Creek Snake Creek Snake Creek East Branch Snake Creek West Branch Soldiers Cap Table Mountain Toole Creek Trough Creek Turpentine Creek Undina Wallaby Rock Mount Weatherley Weatherly Creek Yellow Waterhole Yurbi Fort Paddock Bore Prickly Bush Bore Fort Four Mile Waterhole Three Mile Well Desert Bore Eight Mile Well Canal Creek Tablemount Well Baldie Canal Creek Bore Fishers Creek Bore Fishers Creek Flinders Highway Barracks Waterhole Spanish Vale Bore Marimo Three Pinnacles Boundary Bore Arrolla Station Bore Kaampa Downs Sheep Yard Bore Llewellyn Oorindimindi Cooyal Kaampa Homestead Bore McDonald Five Mile Well

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GA 2854-1 - Boobina 80000 Locations within this MapA 454This 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