GA 5372-3 - Hardy 12500 9 Bore Spinifex Bore

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1 Dam Old Homestead Dam One Tree Dam Orchin Paddie Dam Paddie Tank Parker Hill Pilbailey Hill Plain Dam Red Hill Redmine Roysalt Rymer Park Samphire Tank Sarah Jane Wilson Park Scrubby Tank Slate Well Smiths Dam Snows Dam St Ives Stans Dam Stockyard Dam Stony Hill Talcum Dam Telegraph Dam Tommie Dam Top Dam Turkey Dam Twin Dam Victory Wallaby Dam Wanda Wanda Creek West Dam White Dam Widgiemooltha Widgiemooltha Creek Widgiemooltha Hill William Wenzel Park Wollubar Wollubar Dam Woodie Dam Woolibar Woolshed Dam Woolubar Yalca Hill Yalla Burra Soak Yilmia Dam Yilmia Hill Yoada Tank Celebration Carowlmye Hill Number One Dam Wongi Dam Lass OGowrie Moorebar Creek Hunts Slato Well Emu Rock Saint Ives Yallaburra Soak Yalga Yalga Hill Four Mile Dam Larkinville Widgemooltha

Wright Island Wrights Valley Yaxleys Creek Appleby Creek Reservoir Appledore Black Tree Hills Clayton River Bridge Dewpearl Siding Don Bluff Don River Bridge Ferry Point Forth River Bridge Forth Road Overpass Half Tide Rock Heazlewoods Hill Kateena Siding Kerrisons Siding Leven River Bridge Lovett Street Overpass Mersey Light Northdown Plain Pardoe Creek Bridge Point Flinders Riversdale Siding Walkers Creek Wenvoe West Bank West Devonport Woody Sugarloaf Point Sorrell Three Sisters-Goat Island Nature Reserve Penguin Point Port Sorrell Wright and Egg Islands Conservation Area River Leven Buttons Rivulet Pardoe Northdown Conservation Area Sheepwash Creek Methanga Gawler River Clayton Rivulet River Forth River Don Mersey River Port Frederick Muddy Creek North East Bay Brown Creek Aitkenhead Spit Devenport Kerrison Sassafras Creek Westey Vale Hamilton on Forth Cateena Quoiba

GA 5372-3 - Hardy 12500 9 Bore Spinifex BoreThis 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