QLD 6554-3 15000 Locations within this Map30 1/2

Locations within this Map30 1/2 Mile Well 80 Mile Bore Albion Bore Bellah Bore Bitter Bore Boase Bore Casualty Bore Cement Bore Claypan Bore Coon Well Dempsey Bore Desert Gum Bore Diorite Well Far Well Frustration Well Granite Well Herbert Lukin Ridge Jack Bore James Bore Joyner Find Limestone Bore Limestone Well Linden Bore Lucky Bore Merewether Bore Mickey Bore Mount Merewether Mugs Bore No-Ibla Paroo Paroo Well Peculiar Bore Railway Bore Rainbow Bore Rock Bore Rubble Bore Russell Bore Sandalwood Well Slate Hill Bore Stone Well Trotties Bore Wabco Bore White Bore Windplain Bore

Locations within this MapBluebush Bore Diamond Drill Hole Bore Kelly West Kunayungku Limestone Bore No 2 Bore Red Bluff U 760 Number Two Bore Northern Territory

18 Bore Noddy Bore Ophthalmia Dam Round Hill Shovelanna Creek Tinker Well Trugallenden Pool Western Creek Whaleback Creek Warrawanda Creek

7 Waroonga Well Warrida Well Welcome Bore Woodarra Woodarra Mine Yandal Yandal Lagoon Yandal Well

Locations within this MapDoomadgee Argyle Creek Bannockburn Lagoon Bluff Swamp Burlong Caroline Waterhole Chilly Bed Swamp Chilly Bed Waterhole Chookies Creek Coolibah Swamp Corinda Cronins Waterhole Desert Creek Drum Swamp Elizabeth Creek Flying Fox Waterhole Glenthorn Gum Hole Hedley Creek Knobs Lagoon Ladysmith Waterhole Llandawk Lorbert Lougharne Masgwin Middle Creek Middle Swamp Yellow Watehole Creek Penecoed Percy Creek Seven Mile Creek Seven Mile Swamp Symns Yard Waterhole Tarpot Creek Titchfield Tomahawk Waterhole Turn Off Lagoons Scrutton Creek Peters Creek Ethel Creek Rocky Waterhole Ngooderi Nine Mile Eight Mile Doomadgee Mission Gumhole

QLD 6554-3 15000 Locations within this Map30 1/2This Topographic Map is produced by the Department of Natural Resources and Mines (DNRM), part of the Queensland Government. This product is continously updated with the latest information available. New editions are generally published in Oct Nov each year, however minor updates are constantly being included. DNRM maps are produced automatically by computers, with minimal human oversight; so some duplication of information and occasional minor