GA 6065-3 - Limestone Creek 75000 16 Well Outcamp Bore Yelma

16 Well Outcamp Bore Yelma Doyles Soak Irwins Well

1 Oil Well Yulleroo Well Baldwin Well Josephs Well Bungadoc Tangier Shoal Nevilles Well Palm Farm Bunda Bunda Well Panton Reef Panton Shoal Chowtengan Spring Talboy Rock Green Hillock Red Cliffs Wanganut Well Dampier Land Number Three Bore Chinki Well Bones Well Willy Creek Hill Hill Station Low Point Loomungun Well Loo-mun-gun Spring Leanwarringah Well Roebuck Roadhouse Barlee Spring Barley Spring Gantheaume Bay Edah Lake Elliot Lake Duncan Well Station Head Paterson Well Prospectors Well One Mile Tank Unguni Bore Unquni Bore Escape Rock Cape Huygens Pearl Shoals Bittern Rock Broome Harbour Beacon Hill Beacon Head

Locations within this MapBukardi Creek Bunanachi Well Kallenia Creek Kennedy Creek Kennedy Junction Kennedy Well Lannigans Yard Thirage Pool

Locations within this MapOne Tree Callindary Cobham Pulgamurtie Milpa Morden Allundy Tank Allandy Creek Allandy Tank Bakers Soak Box Holes Creek Branch of Morden Creek Calkamurty Dam Cobham Lake Cobham Tank Cockulby Creek Cockulby Swamp Collins Bonnet Funeral Creek Glue Pot Creek Green Lake Green Lake Bore Kayrunnera Creek Cobham or Gnurntah Cockulby Lake Colins Bonnet Glue Creek Gum Creek Koonenberry Gap Little Koonenberry Mountain Little Koorningbirry Range Morden Creek Moyles Murlippa Tank Nurlanda Dam Paldrumata Creek Palgamurtie Creek Palgamurtie Tank Lake Patterson Ponto Creek Pulgamurtie Tank Round Lake Round Lake Creek Salt Lake Shannons Creek Shannons Soak Wheeney Creek Wonnaminta Creek Wonnaminta Tank Wonominta Lower Dam Wonominta Tank Yandailow Waterhole Dicks Lake Gayer Utah Wonominta Koorningbirry Truganini Albert Cockulby Kooltoo Paldrumata Teperago Yandenberry Glenmore One Tree Waterhole The Salt Lake Gnurntah Mount Brown Creek Canilla Paldrumata Bore Maxwells Tank Wonominta Creek

GA 6065-3 - Limestone Creek 75000 16 Well Outcamp Bore YelmaThis 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