GA 1754-1 - Muiron 75000 1 Bourkes Bend No

1 Bourkes Bend No

1 Bore Pacific Bore Palm Spring Palm Springs Bore Pilot Camp Pilot Camp Billabong Scotts Bore Timonys Bore Tunnel Creek Willys Bore Woolshed Bore Yallabobba Barnes Well McSpeery Creek McSpeerys Creek Barnetts Tank Markhams Bore Eighty One Mile Well Boab Bore Bannans Bore Bylina Chestnut Pool Belina Swamp Bylina Swamp Warrawadda Bore Ninety Mile Dam Hansons Bore Boyds Creek Jimbalakundunj Community Wildcat Bore Jimberlura Ridges Jimberlura Ridge

Locations within this MapWhite Wells Cave Mallabie Tank Wombat Tank Knowles Cave Tallowan Hut Tallowan Hill Murrawijinie No 2 Cave Mallabie Dam Murrawijinie No 1 Cave Roberts Well Murrawijinie Caves Nullarbor Murrawijinie No 3 Cave No 2 Bore Kudna Rockhole The Catacombs Wahgunyah Graveyard Cave Mallabie Rockhole Buldana Horse Tank Ivy Cave No 2 Tank Gray Well Pooldardna Tank New Cave No 5 Bore No 1 Bore White Well Mallabi Nullarbor Conservation Reserve Yalata Aboriginal Land Number One Bore Nullarbor Station Grays Well Mallabie Tanks

2 Tent Island The Range Thomas Carter Lookout Tinkers Well Toothawarra Creek Trealla Hill Trealla Well Tulki Beach Tulki Gorge Tulki Well Turkey Hill Turquoise Bay Twin Hill Uaroo Uaroo Bore Uaroo Mine Udarry Well Unknown Hill Urama Well Urrabiddy Well Valentine Mine Vaughan Shoal Venn Creek Victoria Mine Wadawan Dam Walbung Bore Wanjacootharra Well Wapet Creek Wapet Jetty Wapet Shoal Warrabilly Well Warralee Well West Tank West Well Whaleback Hill Whalebone Island Whiskey Pool White Ant Bore Whites Well Whitlock Dam Whitmore Island Williaberry Pool William Preston Point Wimbia Hill Windong Bore Wogara Well Wogatti Well Wonangarra Dam Woodhouse Well Woolcott Well Yalgoo Clayhole Yankagee Claypan Yannarie Yannarie Bridge Yannarie River Yanrey Yanrey No

GA 1754-1 - Muiron 75000 1 Bourkes Bend NoThis 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