GA 5837-3 - Ealbara 40000 Locations within this MapLake Neale

Locations within this MapLake Neale

Locations within this Map8 Mile Soak Bloodwood Bore Cabbage Tree Bore Corroboree Bore Day Creek Dunja Bore Gimcrack Bore Herbert Well Hiraji Bore Inda Dam Laramba Laramba Community Health Centre Laramba School Mount Caroline Mount Hammond Mount Harris Napperby Napperby Aerodrome Napperby Creek New Well No 1 Bore No 2 Bore North 20 Mile Waterhole Patty Hill Patty Well Reaphook Hills Rembrandt Rock Sandy Bore South 20 Mile Waterhole Supplejack Bore Tilmouth Crossing Tilmouth Well Tilmouth Well Airstrip Tilmouth Well Roadhouse Titra Well Wallaby Creek Wirmbrandt Rock Wallaby Well Gidyea Creek Tilmouth Waterhole

2cm on this map represents 1km on the ground

Locations within this MapRumlea Rooken Glen Glenlee Connemarra Grimston Millthorpe Rainworth Rosebank Emu Plains Shadeville Wanatta Good Hope Buckleton Nandowrie Raymond Yarrai Callandoon Euneeke Coranderrk Hillview Spring Creek Kareela Wheelholme Bimbenang Creek Bimbenang Peak Collie Blue Cona Cona Creek Downs Gully Dunstable Mount Ebenezer Garden Creek Glenrock Gray Rock Creek Mount Hall Horse Gully Mount Kotri Little Vandyke Creek Mount Mascot Mount McDonald Mistake Creek Nandowrie Needle Nine Mile Creek Norwood Norwood Creek Osmondthorpe Pelican Waterhole Pulpit Creek Quart Pot Creek Quartz Creek Racehorse Mountain Ramrod Creek Raymond Creek Reedy Creek Sandy Creek Snake Range Snake Range National Park Sterculia Mount Sterculia Teatree Gully The Brothers Tresswell Uranna Vandyke Creek Wallaroo Mount Wills Yellowberry Creek Vandyke Creek Conservation Park Downs Creek Callistemon Teatree Creek Vandyke Vandyke Telegraph Office Telemon Colinlea Elliven Rocky Creek Claudeville Highmounts

GA 5837-3 - Ealbara 40000 Locations within this MapLake NealeThis 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