GA 5741-3 - Pooramingie 80000 59 The Two Hills Tordit-Gurrup

59 The Two Hills Tordit-Gurrup Lagoon Woodgenillup Tordit Gurrup Lagoon

Locations within this MapEnsay Kentle Downs Sutton Downs Afton Downs Redcliff Hillview Arrara Peronne Zara Strathroy Braemar Barragunda Yantebobbera Cameron Downs Alba Arra Aynsley Beddoe Braemar Water Facility Cameron Mount Christison Crooked Creek Fairview Hill Harriet Mount Harriet Horse Creek Horse Shoe Bend Creek Horse Shoe Bend Water Facility Ingleounda Creek Lea Creek Mount Margaret Merse Creek Mingeburra Mountain Creek Mount Pollux Rocky Creek Roland Station Creek Stone Creek Tent Creek Warianna Watten Watten Water Facility One Mile Bore Boundary Tank Watten Station Watten Eight Mile Bore Four Mile Bore Watten Bore Nine Mile Bore Scour Bore Alba Station Alba Siding Sandys Tank Reay Bore Tableland Bore Stoney Creek Bore Mountain Bore Wick Bore Emu Creek Bore Horse Shoe Bend Bore Bridle Creek Bore Wick Mill Bore Ingleounda Bore Boree Ridges Braemar Bore Yantabobbera Bore Monavale Bore West Branch Ingleounda Creek Ingleounda Tank Landsborough Tank Broken Dam Bore Theresa Downs Bore Glenanar Bore Minneburra Bore Theresa Creek

Locations within this MapGreat Victoria Desert Nature Reserve Mason Gully

1 Well North Bore Old Yard Well Phyllis Bore Pomme D'Or Mine Prospector Well Railway Well Red Hill Well Reserve Well Salt Bore Salt Well Sandhill Bore Schist Well Scorpion Well Scotty Well Shed Bore Shed Well Simpson Bore Snake Well Tony Bore Trennaman Well Tullock Well Uramurdah Creek Uramurdah Well Vincent Bore Ward Well Ward Well No

Locations within this MapBlair Camp Well Coodawaria Well Coorakoothara Pool Gnallabiddy Crossing Gnallabiddy Well Karilla Well Middalya Mongie No

GA 5741-3 - Pooramingie 80000 59 The Two Hills Tordit-GurrupThis 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