GA 5550 - Macdonnell Ranges 1500000 Locations within this MapBattler Well

Locations within this MapBattler Well Big Spring Creek Black Magic Soak Boundary Bore Bujundunna Pool Bujundunna Well Bungarra Bore Bunningunna Bluff Charley No

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Locations within this MapAlgamba Bore Anmatjira Range Beantree Waterhole Black Hill Blackfellow Creek Blackhill Creek Blockhill Bore Coniston Ennugan Mountains Georges Yard Gidyea Bore Gidyea Creek Harverson Pass Ingallan Spring Lander Bore Lander Rock Lander Yard Limestone Bore Long Hole Yard Long Waterhole Mica Dam Mosquito Waterhole Mount Gardiner Mount Stafford Mount Thomas New Lander Loading Yard New Limestone Bore Ngamadingi Hill Nintabrinna Bore North 20 Mile Waterhole Quartz Hill Dam Yard Reynolds Range Saltbush Bore Saltbush Creek Split Rock Waterhole Spring Creek Spring Dam Star Creek Sugarbag Bore Tin Bore Tower Creek Walker Hole Warburton Creek Warimbi Hills Weldon Soak White Dam White Tree Bore Yalyirimbi Range Anningie Waterhole Crown Creek Conistan Mount Weldon Murray Well

8 Bore North Entrance North Plantations North Turner Well Norwest Whaling Jetty Nyirinde Nyirinde Well Oyster Creek Pelican Hill Pelican Point Pickles Point Point Whitmore Reynolds Park Salt Well Scrubby Hill Shark Skin Crossing South Bejaling Hill South Carnarvon South Entrance South Plantations Teggs Channel The Fascine Tirigie Claypan Titree Well Turner Well Violet Creek Warnagie Well Warrabulla Well Wells Pool West Coburn Well West Side Creek Whaleback Hill Whitlock Creek Whitlock Island Whitmore Island Woolkagee Dam Yanget Pool Yarrenbullia Waterhole Yoondoo Well Boolan Lyall Range Yalabidie Well Beejaling Tirigie Well Beejaling Well Boolathanna Canterbury Pool Dawdewarra Well South Beejaling South Bejaling Boolathana Homestead Neenalia Pool Coollilee Bibbawarra Pool Bibbawarra Artesian Bore Mangrove Creek Meenardie Dam Mangrove Hill

GA 5550 - Macdonnell Ranges 1500000 Locations within this MapBattler WellThis 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