GA 5572-3 - Kub-O-Wer Hill 3500000 1 Bore Old Joe Soak

1 Bore Old Joe Soak Owen Hill Pearce Bore Pennyweight Point Well Percy Well Perseverance Bore Pindinnis Bore Pindinnis Flat Bore Pindinnis Soak Pindinnis Well Plummer Well Porcupine Bore Pyke Hill Pyke Hollow Pyke Well Quartz Blow Soak Richie Bore Rocky Creek Sheep Yard Flat Well Steves Dam Stewart Well Stone Trough Bore Sunrise Dam Sunrise Dam Aerodrome The Box Soak The Gap Bore Tin Dog Flat Tootalilya Waterhole Top Box Well Wandarrie Bore Wandarrie Tank White Quartz Well Wilga Dam and Outcamp Yundamindera Yundamindra Lake Carey Mount Hornet

Locations within this MapBoonanachi Well Corktree Well House Well Jupidana Springs Kunderong Range Quarters Well Shepherd Well Spinifex Well Turee Creek Jupidana Spring

Locations within this MapBardi One Arm Point Bayulu Beagle Bay Bidyadanga Community Broome Derby Fitzroy Crossing Junjuwa Looma Yungngora Lombadina Mowanjum New Looma Pandanus Park Cockatoo Camballin Bungarun 12 Mile Bore 12 Mile Yard 17 Mile Dam 2 Mile Bore 2 Mile Tank 3 Mile Bore 4 Mile Bore 4 Mile Bore No

Locations within this MapBlue Valley Rangeview Ashman Creek Bluewater Creek Bogie Range Bogie River Bonnie Doon Creek Bonnie Doon Hills Bowen River Breakfast Creek Carse Creek Mount Castor Dalbeg De Salis Dingo Creek Dirrill Dozer Creek Eight Mile Creek Expedition Pass Expedition Pass Creek Mount Glenroy Johnnycake Creek Mount Johnnycake King Creek Mount King Kirknie Creek Lagoon Creek Landers Latham Little Spring Creek Millaroo Morer Mount Harris Well Oaky Creek Pine Creek Pink Lily Lagoon Plain Creek Pollux Mount Pollux Robey Sandalwood Sandalwood Creek Scott Creek Spring Creek Strathalbyn Swans Lagoon Teatree Creek Turkey Creek Mount Wickham Millaroo Creek McGregors Bonnet Brown Creek Johnny Cake Creek Mount Johnny Cake

GA 5572-3 - Kub-O-Wer Hill 3500000 1 Bore Old Joe SoakThis 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