QLD 6655-32 80000 Locations within this Map10 Mile

Locations within this Map10 Mile Well 184 Well 6 Mile Well Airey Hill Airey Pool Anaconda Well Apex Hill Artesian Bore Bateman Bay Beacon Point Bills Bay Black Dam Black Dam Pipeline Tank Black Rock Black Rock Passage Bolman Hill Boongerooda Clayhole Bruboodjoo Point Bullara Bunbury Bore Bunbury Tank Camp Hill Cape Range Cape Range National Park Cape Range No

Locations within this MapBirthday Bore Breakaway Bore Curara Well Desolation Hills Earaheedy Earaheedy Airstrip Henderson Bore Mount Evelyn Mount Royal Nunegnoo Pool Popes Camp Well Rockhole Creek Sydney Heads Pass Thurraguddy Creek Tommy Bore Warrabindin Waterhole Yunga Pool Marloothanoo Nunegnoo Claypan Cooraarra Waterhole Coorarra Waterhole

Locations within this MapBig Ootuk Lake Keerweer Tea-Tree Creek Ventris Kenchering Camp Kirke River Wyah Yards Ti-Tree Outstation

Locations within this MapPenaroo Farnham Plains Moonjaree Overshot Kahmoo Goonamurra Paddabilla Waihora Strathlea Metavale Garrawin Gumahah Bow Creek Burrabilla Eulo Gumble Creek Gumholes Creek Kahmoo Water Facility Lower Eulo Mirraparoo Mirraparoo Creek Moonjaree Waterhole Nandun Paddabilla Water Facility Potholes Creek Rahmoo Water Facility Sheep Station Creek Sheep Station Water Facility Teengulla Ticklaroo Creek Toolby Creek Wellington Werai Wimmera Waterhole Yerra Famham Plains

Locations within this Map6a Bore Barry Plain Bathurst Bore No 1 Bathurst Bore No 2 Bloodwood Dam Bubbleaner Waterhole G 18 Bore G 21 Bore G 4 Bore Moonta Creek Mudgeegoolla Creek Mudgeegoolla Waterhole Mussel Waterhole No 1 Bathurst Bore No 1 Creek No 11 Bore No 2 Bathurst Bore No 2 Creek No 35 Bore No 36 Bore No 36 Creek No 4 Dam No 5 Dam No 7 Dam Ode Bore Red Dam Rocky Creek Scotty Bore Stan Bore Waggon Hole Bore Wanda Creek Number Eleven Bore Bulgra Waterhole Number Five Dam Number Seven Dam Number Thirty Six Bore Mulga Hill Number Four Dam Bathurst Bathhurst Foy Well

QLD 6655-32 80000 Locations within this Map10 MileThis Topographic Map is produced by the Department of Natural Resources and Mines (DNRM), part of the Queensland Government. This product is continously updated with the latest information available. New editions are generally published in Oct Nov each year, however minor updates are constantly being included. DNRM maps are produced automatically by computers, with minimal human oversight; so some duplication of information and occasional minor