GA 5270-4 - Burrundie 10000000 Locations within this MapAnthony Lagoon

Locations within this MapAnthony Lagoon Barkly Tableland Cattle Creek Cattle Creek Bore Coeala Creek Colabirrian Waterhole Cresswell Downs Creswell Joanundah Waterholes Kellys Bore No 1 Wallhallow Bore No 13 Bore No 18 Bore No 28 Bore No 29 Bore No 3 Bottom Bore No 30 Bore No 31 Wallhallow Bore No 32 Bore No 33 Bore No 34 Bore No 35 Bore No 4 Cresswell Downs Bore No 5 Wallhallow Bore No 6 Anthony Lagoon Bore No 6 Wallhallow Bore No 7 Bore No 8 Wallhallow Bore One Mile Creek Police Bore Puzzle Creek The Bend Waterhole Three Mile Creek Walhallow Walhallow Bore Bullock Creek Number Twenty-Eight Bore Collabirrian Waterhole Number Eight Bore Number Eighteen Bore Buffalo Creek Creswell Downs Number Three Bottom Bore Anthonys Lagoon

9 Well Odgard Well Outcamp Well Oxbys Well Paddy Well Pierre Spring Pope Well Quadrios Well Quartz Well Sandalwood Well Scotty Well Seymour Well Shepherd Well Simpson Well Snell Pass Snowy Well Station Hill Sullivan Well Sweeney Creek Sweetwaters Well Tabimaya Well Tahrybabba Spring Thompson Well Tong Creek Troy Creek Verschuer Range Virgin Springs Waridan Waterhole Welcome Native Well West Pope Bore White Well Willow Well Willy Willy Bore Windich Springs Woodgate Spring Wooroberdinner Native Well Wynn Bore Wy-Uda Creek Yamada Waterhole Yampi Well Welcome Well The Miss Fairbairn Hills Wooroberdinner Well Wanarairy Cockoolah Rockhole Windich Spring Popes Well Biller Pool Six Mile Well Six Mile Pool Verscher Range The Long Creek The Long New Springs

or 'sea map'

Locations within this MapCaution Point / Pajuapura Culipurungini Creek Deception Point Mullalgah Waterhole Murrow Point Rocky Point Wongaroo Point Mesquite Shoal Patchopra Point Deception Murroo Point Dudwell Creek Wulumathera Caution Point Miungapukamu Minkau Atauini Point

GA 5270-4 - Burrundie 10000000 Locations within this MapAnthony LagoonThis 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