GA 4553 - Dwarf Well 15000 1 Bore Mickeys No

1 Bore Mickeys No

I Extension Channel Tabbita North Tabbita Railway Station Tabbita Range Tabbita Ridge Tabbita State Forest Tabbita Tank Village of Tabbita Table Mount Table Top Creek Tabletop Creek Tabletop Hill Table Top Mountain Tabletop Mountain Table Top Park Table Top Public School Table Top Railway Station Table Top Range Table Top Ridge Table Top Siding Tabletop Range The Table Top Tabrabucca Tabrabucca Creek Tabrabucca Swamp Tabratong State Forest Tabratong Waterhole Taemas Taemas Cave Taffs Hill Tailing Flat Talagandra Talagandra Hill Talbingo Dam Talbingo Mountain Talbingo Post Office

1 Bore Old Outcamp Well Old Station Well Peepingee Corner Bore Peepingee Creek Peepingee Pool Peepingee Well Picardie Claypan Quartz Well Queerbulla Claypan Ryan Well Spinifex Well No

2 Breakaway Bore Brown Soak Bubba Ngundi Creek Bubba Ngundi Well Buddinora Well Buttercup Bore Camel Bore Charlie Bore Christmas Bore Claypan Bore Coronation Bore Creek Bore Delta Bore Dooly Well East Woolie Well Ecko Bore Erroll Bore Erroll Well Errolls Fairy Well Fred Bore Geoff Well Gidgee Gumtree Bore Holloway Bore Jack Well Jim Bore Jonesville Jonesville Bore Juliet Bore Kennedy Bore Kurrajong Well Limestone Well Little Mill Bore Minga Well Mount Townsend No

Lilly Lagoon Loadstone Hill Mangrove Bore Moola Bulla Mount Angelo Mount Angelo North Mount Angelo South Mount Angelo Well Neville Gorge Nicholson Plains Old Homestead Well One Palm Tree Gorge Paddock Bore Peko Pick and Shovel Bore Police Lagoon Powder Yard Red Billabong Bore Red Hill Bore Rocky Hole Creek Soda Spring Stansmore Pool Station Creek The Junction Thursday Creek Watery River Watson Dam Watson Waterhole Wyloo Yard Yeeda Bore Stony River Curden Creek Garden Creek One Tree Palm Gorge Four Mile Dam Gidgia Plain Scotts Dam Rockhole Creek Koonjee Park Koongie Park Homestead

GA 4553 - Dwarf Well 15000 1 Bore Mickeys 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