GA 2552-3 - Coppin chart Locations within this MapBaramith Spring

Locations within this MapBaramith Spring Bedaromal Well Cardong Biddy Spring Genark Well Ironstone Hill Mount Morris Top Spring Woods Hills Baramith Didrans Well Cardong Biddy Springs Ngungarley Well Boerduh Well Boerauh Well Dondoer Dondoer Well

Locations within this MapConical Hill Coron Bore Coronation Bore Gettens Well Middle Well Mount Peake Creek Mount Peake Creek Bore Mount Peake Dam Mount Rennie Mount Rennie Bore Mount Rennie Swamp Dam North West Bore Paupers Well Prosperity Bore Twin Soak Bore U 742 U 744 Waldigalong Claypan Wollagalong Bore Wollagalonng Outstation Jarrah Jarrah Range Mount Peak Creek Bore

Locations within this MapMeribah Windmere Bidjonbah Mundalee Maroota Eulanglo Broombrae Tippendale Wirraninna Wongalee Koopartoo Bookine Honeymah Doondi Brookdale Openbah Beardie Lagoon Mooramanna Denholm Dimberly Dundee Lower Plains Eurobodalla Kendal Whyenbah Hastings Jakelwar Guee Muthong Hamilton Dunwold Narline Miegunyah Back Creek Boah Bullabala Creek Burra Wurra Lagoon Cawildi Eugun Gulnarbar Guy Guy Keebrah Water Facility Kirk Sandy Culgoa Seven Mile Water Facility St Helena Creek Wombil The Green Swamp The Blue Lagoon Mooramanna Lake Balonne Shire Culgoa River

8 Sunday Soak Survey Dam Tantalite Hill Mine Thursday Rock Toonarrie Rock Victoria Rock Victoria Rock Nature Reserve Wanaway Well Wargangering Rock Wattle Dam Willey Lakes Woolgangie Woolgangie Microwave Repeater Station Yallari Timber Reserve Yallari Well Yerdanie Rock Yerdanie Well Yilmia Number Two Dam Fourteen Mile Rocks Karagiobe Soak Merouine Waterhole Horse Rock Yerdani Well Quairnie Soak Queen Victoria Rock Durgulyie Soak Koongornin Ten Mile Rock Larkinville Station Mount Morgan Kelly Rock Agony Rock Lookout Rock Daylight Rock Junction Rock Brown Rock Little Peter Lake Lake View Rock Twenty-Six Mile Rock Thirty-Six Mile Rock

GA 2552-3 - Coppin chart Locations within this MapBaramith SpringThis 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