GA 7023 - Penola 250000 40 Well North Mullarra Bore

40 Well North Mullarra Bore Nunugonna Pool Pindanni Bore Red Mulga Creek Red Rock Bore Red Rock Well Shed Well Tarriantbogganoona Pool Telfer Creek West Telfer River Tojungunna Pool Tonimelba Pool West Bore Wilson Bore Wongida Well Woorkadjia Pool Yarrie Pool Yerrakajerinna Pool Teegooga Bore Kohlbing Karrung Pool Carrung Kohndunna Pool Togobinna Pool Pamprunnah Pool Mynes Springs Community Number Thirty Nine Well Collins Well Myrong Well East Branch Henry River North East Well

4 Well Norie Old Woolshed Well Pluto Bore Pockingningar Bore Pockingningar Claypan Porlell Lake Porlell Well Rabbit Bore Racecourse Well Railway Well Ram Well Red Well Red Well Bore Star Well Stockyard Pool Stone Hut Well The Beautiful Infant Mine Town Bore Trenermans Bore Twin Tank Well Waladah Bore Wandary Well Wanganui Weebacarry Bore Weebojhana Bore West Well White Well Wonganuie Well Woolgra Well Yaloginda Yaloginda Well Yarlingulla Well Yella Bore Byeroubba Well Byaroubba Well Mount Obal Yaloginda Station Edenhope Pockingningar Rockhole Norrie Muroulli Range Chenno Well Nannine Well Hillside Anneen Baile Island Lake Annean Nanning Munarra Gully Well Mummarra Gully Taincrow Well

Locations within this MapPannawonica 1 Mile Well 1a New Bore 3 Mile Well 6 Mile Well and Dam Als Bore Bungaroo Creek Chadadoomunoo Rocks Chundy Pool Churdy Pool Copper Bore Cullatha Well Deepdale Dixie Well Eelangan Pool Frances Peak Gap Well Gnieraoora Pool Jimmawurrada Creek Jinnagunda Creek Kallawia Creek Kallawia Well Lassie Well Madge Well Medawandy Waters Meg Well Mount Dempster Mount Enid Mount Rica Mulga Well Murray Well Ngalooin Pool No

3 Tank Noorajin Soak The Flat Rocks Walk Walkin Nature Reserve Walk Walkin Soak Warramuggan Warramuggan Nature Reserve Warramuggan Rockhole Yellow Rock Ygoola Vurakin Badjerin Rock Ejanding Well Doodarding Well

GA 7023 - Penola 250000 40 Well North Mullarra BoreThis 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