GA 1951-1 - Mount Hamlet 250000 Locations within this MapMount Elvire

Locations within this MapMount Elvire Hamersley Range

Locations within this MapAncheterrinna Dam Burt Ridge Pandiburra Waterhole Andrewilla Pandiburra Bore Fish Hole Dam Pandiburra Dam Calamity Dam Angecoorina Waterhole Clifton Hills Outstation Girdliers Yard Merrie Tank Box Dam Toe Jam Dam Kalkaparidiginna Waterhole George Letter Box Tank Noodrathunta Waterhole Mick Hole Tank One Tree Dam Andrewilla Waterhole Tipandranara Lake Lumkins Dam Burt Waterhole Bill Dam Old Woman Dam Ancheterrinna Waterhole One Tree Waterhole Steve Waterhole Iron Peg Dam Giri Giri Waterhole Pitcherriburra Waterhole Crows Nest Waterhole Puppy Dam White Bull Dam Tourist Dam Calamity Waterhole New Alton Downs Elizabeth Ridge Angecorrina Tank Aunrinnie Noodrathunta Yard Horseshoe Dam Pandiburra Oil Bore Number 1 Lizzie Dam Burt Ridge Tank Damperranie Yard Gibsons Camp Waterhole Scorpion Dam Bookanie Tank James Yard Kirijunnie Flat White Bull Waterhole Bushells Tank Watts Tank Pelican Waterhole Pitcheriebooloo Waterhole Motor Car Dam Goyder Lagoon Clifton Hills Clifton Hills Station Diamantina River The Diamantina The Diamentina Goyders Lagoon Waterhole

Locations within this MapAlston Well Bibbingoona Pool Bluebush Well Brinah Pool Buffalo Well Christmas Bore Comballey Well Coodewa Creek Coopers Bore Corner Well Crain Bore Dunlop Well Dynamite Bore Gullgogo Bore Horseshoe Horseshoe Lights Mine Horseshoe Mine Horseshoe Well No

Locations within this MapArmraynald Blue Bush Watercourse Bullock Waterhole Dinner Creek Goose Lagoon Hobble Chain Creek Horseshoe Bend Johnnie Creek Judy Lagoon Kateyford Lagoon Creek Last Hope Waterhole Mooboor Old Station Lagoon Sandy Creek Timor Lagoon Woolshed Waterhole Yellow Waterhole The Lake Johnnies Plain Dinner Creek Bore Judys Lagoon Millers Point Waterhole

GA 1951-1 - Mount Hamlet 250000 Locations within this MapMount ElvireThis 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