GA 2350-1 - Prismoid Hill 25000 Locations within this Map10 Mile

Locations within this Map10 Mile Well 2 Mile Well 22 Mile Well 3 Mile Well 4 Mile Well Ampol Bore Ballas Well Bamboo Springs Banjo Well Big Creek Black Hill Well Blowhard Well Bobs Well Bonney Downs Bonney Well Bookagee Bore Bookagee Pool Bustler Bore Byer Well Cattle Well Cattle Yard Cave Hill Charlies Well Cement Bore Christmas Creek Bore Cockeye Bore Corkbark Spring Corkbark Spring Well Corkscrew Well Cornellys No

Locations within this MapMavis Reef Challis Rocks Conway Island Crabbe Island Denman Shoal Gibbings Reefs King Island Lena Reef Macleay Island Macleay Islands Mcintyre Island Niblock Rocks Nicolle Reef Rosella Shoal Scobell Rocks Sweeney Patches Marvis Reef Lorikeet Shoal Gibbing Reefs McIntyre Islet

Locations within this MapOld Thorntonia abandoned Age Creek Bacton Blackeagle Creek Brenda Creek Bull Creek Burenda Plain Carl Creek Coonah Currant Bush Creek Douglas Creek Four Mile Creek Four Mile Waterhole Gondokoro Gunton Harris Creek Holt Ixion Creek Kinka Lily Lagoon Marree Narah Narooing Nunka Old Morestone Opal Creek Paradise Creek Pelican Waterhole Plumtree Waterhole Pompeii Creek Redbank Creek Riversleigh Sandy Creek Seymour River Six Mile Creek Smiths Range Spring Creek Thornton River Thorntonia Tomahawk Creek Undilla Victor Creek West Thornton Creek Lawn Hill Gregory River Base Resources Reserve Lawn Hill Gregory Resources Reserve Lilydale Ada Creek Kingfisher Mine Magenta Creek Marion Creek Bore Mount Margaret Thornton River Bore Old Thorntonia Morstone Harris Creek Bore

Locations within this MapArtesian Springs Yard Clean Skin Pocket Idle Hole Yard

Locations within this MapBuralga Eyre Kapeela Waterhole Kapoolerie Waterhole Katula Mudloo Flat Tamur Tenir Tulletula Yarraman Birdsville

GA 2350-1 - Prismoid Hill 25000 Locations within this Map10 MileThis 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