GA 7652 - Rimbanda 75000 Locations within this MapCoorambalapinna Waterhole

Locations within this MapCoorambalapinna Waterhole Nilpie Waterhole Marianna Waterhole Kenny 1 Mudcarnie Waterhole Cumborie Waterhole Appaculdrie Waterhole Nada Well Needle Creek My Mountain Beefwood Dam Marqualpie Well Eba Yard Durrabinnie Well Mudcarnie Creek White Well Elba Well Howies Old Station Trig Dam King Lookout Peetana Bore Twelve Mile Tank Pillathilparie Well Ootchucutidinna Waterhole Marmion Bore Dundinna Yard Lake Hillary Embankment Brady Waterhole Cargory Swamp Bluff Station Union Tank Bloodwood Yard Union Bore Marqualpie Waterhole Pulcara Tank Union Well Horseshoe Waterhole Lawrence Creek Piltawiltana Creek Nada Tank Dundinna Well Pulparee Waterhole Mount Kingsmill Pulcara Hill Cordillo Downs Carlpee Waterhole Waricarlie Hill Horseshoe Yard Cooroondoona Wells Browns or Breretons Creek Coombangie Waterhole Horseshoe Well Marabooka Creek Rocky Dam Lakes Creek Bore Needle Hill Bore Toolimbie Waterhole Mudcarnie Well Needle Hill Nilpie Nilpie Creek Panandina Well Piltawiltana Bore Bloodwood Bore Pullparie Waterhole Needle Well Bloodwood Well Eba Well Mount Gow Lake Lancelot Embankment Durrambinnie Well Beefwood Tank Diawa Waterhole Ootadoola Hill Rob Roy Tank Crumpa 1 Pollaturkara Waterhole Cardilla Downs Dulcara Hill

Locations within this MapEucla Land Division Gambanca Lake Gambanga Lake Bilbunya Dunes

6 Bore Nuytsland Nature Reserve Telegraph Cave Thundulda Wilarumby Rockhole Willimar Rockhole Wongara Rockhole Number Seven Well Billbinnia Rockhole Billbinnia Tank Cardanumbi Tank

3 Bore Nookabell Bore Nyullawilly Bore Oilba Bore Old Mine Well Olive Patch Bore Outcamp Well Poondabubba Bore Rabbit Bore Ralph Well Ram Well Range Well Silver Bore Squatter Well The Gap Tiny Well Wandanoo Bore Wanderie Bore Weld Hercules No

1 Eldorado West Mine No

GA 7652 - Rimbanda 75000 Locations within this MapCoorambalapinna WaterholeThis 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