GA 6439 - Muloorina 50000 9 Bore Noonyereena Hill Noonyereena

9 Bore Noonyereena Hill Noonyereena Pool Noonyereena Tank Otter Bore Peak Hill Well Quartz Bore Red Bore Ruby Bore Salt Bush Bore Shed Well Southern Cross Well Valley Bore West Well Bubbageealgunna Pool Eagareengunna Pool Doolgunna Well Robinson Ranges

Locations within this Map10 Foot Well 11 Mile Well 5 Mile Well 6 Foot Well 7 Mile Well Alpha Bore Anna Bore Avanong Well Babba Meelah Rockhole Baker Well Ballanhoe Peaks Barrambie Barrambie Microwave Repeater Station Barrambie Soak Barrambie Well Beebee Rockhole Belford Bore Binga Well Bolger Well Bonza Bore Bo-Peep Well Bore Well No

Locations within this MapAshleys Bore Big Dam Boolaboola Rockhole Boondara Rockhole Callawadda Dam Carlabeencabba Rockhole Carlawerabija Rockhole Christmas Dam Emu Well Hampton Microwave Repeater Station Hampton Tableland Jinnagoodra Bore Kardamindra Rockhole Kellys Bore Lapsley Dam Mundrabilla Mundrabilla Dam Mundrabilla Microwave Repeater Station Mundrabilla Rockhole No

95 Bore North Spring North Weaner Well Nunierra Nunierra Hill Nunierra Range Nunierra Well Old Tank Old Well Paddys Well Palmer Bore Peerawah Spring Pidgeon Spring Well Pindar Pindar Well Pindaring Rocks Quandong Bore Roo Well Salt Well Bore Sam Well Santy Well Scotty Well Shallow Well South Weaner Well Stock Route Well Stone Tank Tallering Tallering Bore Tallering Peak Tallering Well Tarka Well The Rocks Thelma Bore Thelma Well Try Again Well Tutawa Gully Tutawa Well Urawa Nature Reserve Urawa Rocks Urawa Spring Wandanooka Community Warramboo Lake Warramboo Spring Warren Flat Well Waterfall Well Watkins Well Weall Well Webster Bore Webster Well Wenmillia Spring Willaju Well Woodenooka Spring Yallinoka Frida Hacketts Creek

GA 6439 - Muloorina 50000 9 Bore Noonyereena Hill NoonyereenaThis 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