QLD 7272-11 map 2 Tawarri West Tenindewa Tenindewa

2 Tawarri West Tenindewa Tenindewa Bindu Tenindewa Dam The 44 Mile Nature Reserve The Casuarinas Thundindiwar Well Thurnoonggnoo Bluff Valentine Warmer Glen Wicherina Wicherina Brook Wicherina Dam Wicherina Downs Wicherina South Wollya Estate Wongoondy Creek Wongoondy Estate Wongoondy Well Woodcote Woodracurrie Spring Woolya Well Wyalong Yallanubba Yanga Creek Yanga Well Yelturtoo Bindoo Hill Ardingly Siding Wilmotts Bluff Thurnoonggnoo Hill Tenindewa Siding Indarra Siding The Forty-Four Mile Nature Reserve Ambania Siding Eradu Siding Wicherina Station Wicherina Siding Wicherina Creek

Locations within this MapCooratoula Ludlow Water Facility

Locations within this Map7 Mile Bore Alistairs Bore Andys Bore Barlee Spring Bore Bernis Bore Bohemia Bore Collins Bore Collins Creek Collins Lagoon Dampier Deep Creek Deep Creek Bore East Hole Bore Frog Hole Bore Government Cow Bore Home Bore Jerricop Bore Kilto Kilto Microwave Repeater Station Kurrajong Bore Lake Campion Lake Campion Bore Lake Eda Lake Eda Point Tank Lower Loominggum Bore New Seven Mile Bore No

Locations within this MapFive Mile Tank Boundary Well Six Mile Well Station Hill Diamond Yard Charlotte Well Sandy Mound Well Hunger Hill Bridle Path Hill White Sand Hill Relief Hill Coondambo Railway Station Mulga Hill Five Mile Well Neville Bluff Meerklebee Hill Crooks Dam Baker Well North Swamp Dam Lake Jessie McArthur Well Sandy Mound Dam Hope Valley Well Coondambo Telephone Office North Swamp Well Pinery Well Beef Tree Well Station Dam Prospect Hill Kultanaby Railway Station Waulalumbo Hill Lake Boomerang East Ridge North Gate Hill Froghollow Dam Last Resort Hill Cook Dams Cootra Tanks Six Mile Yard Pinery Hut Two Mile Dam Pinery Dams Coondambo Sandy Mound Hut Flat Top Hill Kultanaby Siding Waulalumbo

QLD 7272-11 map 2 Tawarri West Tenindewa TenindewaThis 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