GA 7163 - Double Lagoon 25000 2 Oil Well Carbaddaman Passage

2 Oil Well Carbaddaman Passage Cardabia Cardabia Passage Carter Hill Centenary Bore Central Hill Chabjuwardoo Bay Cloates Hill Coast Hill Coronation Bore Crayfish Reef C-Y Creek Cyclone Bore Daly Hill Dawson Hill Doublet Hill East Wadera Tank Egan Pool Eighteen Mile Pool Entrance Hill False Hill Farnham Well Frazer Island Gearla Bore George Bore George Well Giralia Range Gooseneck Hill Greyling Hill House Well Jane Bay Jarvis Well Javis Well Johnsons Well Jubilee Well Jurabi Point Kadjilikundi Well Kooloobelloo Well Lakeside Lefroy Bay Low Point Lund Hill Madges Bore Mandu Mandu Mandu Mandu Bore Mandu Mandu Creek Mandu Mandu Gorge Mangrove Bay Mangrove Creek Maud Hill Mauds Landing Mesa Milyering Milyering Well Minga Well Monajee Cave Moonta Rock Mount Campbell Neds Ningaloo Ningaloo Marine Park Ningaloo Reef No

Locations within this Map12 Mile Well 17 Mile Well 4 Mile Well Bangemall Creek Bangemall Rocks Bangemall Well Bangemall Well No

Locations within this MapClump Island Cui-Eci Creek Driftwood Island Dysentery Creek Fitzmaurice River Fossil Head Fossil Summit Gore Channel Gunn Channel Keyling Inlet Kumbunbur Creek Macadam Range New Moon Inlet Nioner Creek Nutunry Creek Quoin Island Swamp Point Table Hill Whale Flat Yarra Creek Keys Inlet Gores Channel

Locations within this MapBarunga Bamyili Bacon Swamp Bamyili Airstrip Barunga Barunga Health Centre Barunga School Easther Billabong Easther Wells Fishers Ridge Leach Lagoon Maranboy Maranboy Creek Maranboy Gold Field Maranboy Hill Maranboy Police Station Maranboy Siding Maranboy Springs Maranboy Tin Field Providence Knoll Rodgers Knoll Stirling Creek Stirling Waterhole Stott Hill Styles Hill Tandangle Hill Venn Venn Airfield Wire Hill Wurunluh Creek Bamyili Beswick Beswick Native Compound Old Beswick Veldt Warunlak Creek Wurunak Creek Beswick Creek Durrinyan Creek

GA 7163 - Double Lagoon 25000 2 Oil Well Carbaddaman PassageThis 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