GA 4264-4 - Sullivan 40000 Locations within this MapRangku Afghan

Locations within this MapRangku Afghan Shoal Arluwampi Point Atauini Point Bathurst Island Bowen Bay Bremer River Cape Fourcroy Cape Helvetius Castle Hill Cleft Point Clift Island Cullala Creek Durham Point Eurumpanelli Creek Fuingatingerrany Creek Gordon Bay Gordon Point Gullara Creek Harlock Point Hinxman Point Hurd Point Jikilijipinyapti Cliffs Kanunga Point Kilimiraka Kulaka-Iniarimu Creek Lentherra Creek Lubra Point Maand Creek Malgrew Point Marloo Point Martaboonga Creek Mitchell Point Moanru Creek Moantu Moonga Hill Moonganunu Creek Mount Hurd Munanampi Creek Munanampi Point Munkunuwa Cliff Penguin Hill Perakery Creek Piparto Creek Pipianamili Creek Point Fawcett Port Hurd Pukitiarmarloo Point Purputi Creek Radar Hill Rinamatta Beach Tjudu Creek Tunganapu Creek Twin Cliffs Wanganui Rock Wangiti Beach Warankuwu School Wiyapurali Wurankuwu Wurankuwu Airstrip Yauwalunga Point Yinanapi Point Putuwunni Creek Gullala Creek Gordan Point Kulaka-iniarimu Creek Euingatingerrany Creek Mioni Clift Islet Thiritji Creek Apsley Strait Fort Hurd Euro Creek Gordan Bay Perarkery Creek Moantu Creek Tangiau One Tree Point Afgan Shoal

Locations within this MapEejay Bore Minnie Pond Nobbler Bank Box Bore Kularra Bore Parentie Waterhole Red Ochre Bank Fire Camp Waterhole Twelve Mile Bank Isolation Bore Mangata Bore Suspect Dam Arckaringa Number Two Well Mopoke Bank Reprieve Bore New Well Michaels Dam Parentie Bank House Bore Jabawok Bore Imbitcha Creek Imbitcha Bore Arckaringa Station

Locations within this MapAustralia Anthony Range Mosquito Camp Yard Mosquito Camp Dam

Locations within this MapPureba Forty Five Mile Tanks Hundred of Pethick Hundred of Pureba Pureba Hill Nalara Rockhole Forty-five Mile Tanks Forty-five Mile Tank Twenty-Eight Mile Tanks Twenty-eight Mile Tank

GA 4264-4 - Sullivan 40000 Locations within this MapRangku AfghanThis 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