GA 2453-1 - Rio Tinto 1000000 Locations within this MapBaker Creek

Locations within this MapBaker Creek Boomerang Creek Bullock Creek Gum Yard Kilgour River Lancewood Creek Nimble Yard Possum Point Yard William Creek William Yard Windy Gully Smoko Lagoon

1 Bore Warrana Bore Wearne Wearne Railway Station Wearne Station Whalan Whalan Creek Whalan Watercourse Wolonga Camp Dry Creek Dry Gully Leonard Victor Waters Park Boggabilla Silo Broomfield Tank Water Facility Callandoon Dingo Creek Dumaresq River Good Waterhole Hunter Merawa Mooroobie Nungway Waterhole One Mile Corner Rainbow Lagoon Serpentine Lagoon Goondiwindi Goondiwindi Town Kurumbul Brigalow Creek Wondalli Creek Pipeclay Creek Kildonan Station Booboora Lagoon Boobora Bore Booboora Bore Severn River Macintyre River Doyles Siding Coppimoranbilla Croppa Creek Forest Creek Back Creek Bibilah Station Bilibah Milroy Bore Winbridge Station

Locations within this MapBellburn Blue Hole Yards Dixon Range Dry Swamp Yard Palm Pool Panton River Piccaninny Creek Piccaninny Yard The Island The Island Yard Turner River Wilardi Turner Homestead

A standard map (which is square) covers an area of approximately 54km by 54km

Locations within this MapBarlee Range Nature Reserve Billabong Bore Bloodwood Creek Blue Rock Pool Bluebush Bore Bluebush Creek Boora Boora Bore Butlers Gorge Carruddgurunna Pool Chain Pool Collins Bore Corbingmenna Pool Cundarra Bore Cundarra Creek Dirnelleurby Bore Discovery Creek East Paddock Hill Eurentogie Pool Fitzgerald Range Goordeman Pool Henry River East Hogan Well Horse Well House Bore Illirie Creek Joy Helen Mine Kohlbing-Karrung Pool Kojognundarinna Pool Kojurrunna Pool Maroonah Martins Bore Middle Bore Milly Springs Minga Springs Minnie Springs Minnieritchie Creek Mount Maitland Mount Padbury Mount Palgrave Mountain Creek Bore Mullarra Creek Mullarra Well Mundong Well Murgundarra Pool Myrong Creek No

GA 2453-1 - Rio Tinto 1000000 Locations within this MapBaker CreekThis 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