QLD 7344-24 10000 Locations within this MapStradbally Triangle

Locations within this MapStradbally Triangle Tank

Locations within this MapAdder Waterhole Apatuncka Waterhole Black Hill Bullock Waterhole Bunk Waterhole Carrawallia Waterhole Chudley Creek Crows Nest Waterhole Crows Nest Yard Glenfruin Glengyle Glenisla Glenlocha Katonkra Waterhole King Creek Mernie Sandhill Murraturley Murraturley Waterhole Narragakanni Creek Pampra Hill Pampra Waterhole Rooka Bougacea Waterhole Shady Waterhole Tarawa Tarawa Waterhole Tomydonka Waterhole Warra Warra Waterhole Yeradha Yuro Murraturley Creek Lignum Channels Eyre Creek Umpamurra Tank

Locations within this Map6 Mile Yard Gavasker Bore Kapil Dev Bore Lewis Ridge Bore Max Walker Bore Spell Paddock Bore Theiss Bore

Locations within this MapSouth Tumbar Neverfail Winooka Marston Unavale Lisgool abandoned Valparaiso Devenish Purtora Thrungli Shady Downs Green Hills Aleyn Birkhead Mount Birkhead Booranghoop Boss Creek Burnt Yard Creek Champion Cheetham Cheshire Cheshire Water Facility Claypans Water Facility Cole Cumbucco Dismal Creek Falls Five Mile Waterhole Huton Waterhole Mistake Creek Mount Northampton Parkins Waterhole Rocky Creek Mount Solitary Tumbar Tumbar Water Facility Vannen Paskins Waterhole Tumbar Tank Little Plain Bore Lisgool Well Kingloc Bore Gum Valley Bore Claypans Tank Glenleigh Bore Andurba Bore Cheetham East Bore Splitters Creek Bore Gum Creek Bore

Locations within this MapBigge Point Cape Voltaire Kankanmengarri Island Katers Island Murrangingi Island Nglayu Island Sharp Peak Walmesly Bay Wiiluntju Island Rattlesnake Shoal Pickering Point Walmesley Bay Walmsley Bay Mitchell River

QLD 7344-24 10000 Locations within this MapStradbally TriangleThis 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