GA 3664-4 - Kimbolton 37500 Locations within this MapA 454

Locations within this MapA 454 Likkaparta

Locations within this MapBare Sand Island Beer-Eetar Island Blaze Reef Bowra Shoal Cape Grose Dum In Mirrie Island Dundee Beach Dundee Beach Boat Ramp Dundee Beach School Dundee Forest Eshelby Inlet Finniss River Five Mile Beach Fog Bay Grose Island Hardy Inlet Hatter Hill Hundred of Glyde Hut Point Iron Stone Jarrold Hills King Point Launceston Creek Loee Patches Madford Creek Madford Inlet Mowzie Billabong Native Point Paterson Point Peaked Hill Point Blaze Point Jenny Quail Island Roche Reef Simms Reef Stingray Head Tahlee Inlet Turtle Island Warrmali Island West Channel Windirr Island Dooenda Quail Islet Roche Reefs Port Patterson Stingray Point Bowra Shoals Jenny Point

5 Bore Old Gate Bore One Tree Bore Paddys Pool Paradise Bore Paradise Well Parry Range Parrys Bore Peters Bore Range Bore Range Well Scarborough Bore Shallow Bore Snake Well Snakewood Bore Sweetwater Bore Table Top Bore The Tombs Timbuck Well Tommys Bore Top Bore Trigg Bore Wabco Bore Wanrey Bore Warramboo Bore The Twins Johnsons Well Ninety Mle Bore Urandy Creek

Locations within this Map51/73 Bore Bail Me Up Creek Beasley Knob Butler Creek Chinaman Creek Cockatoo Creek Cockatoo Lagoon Dingo Creek Ernie Lagoon Flying Fox Creek Flying Fox Spring Gingers Hill Golden Gate Creek Gurrandalng Camping Area Hazard Creek Hungry Billabong Yard Jarrnarm Camp Ground Keep River Gorge Keep River Landing Ground Keep River National Park Keep River Ranger Station Little Policemans Waterhole Low Bald Hill Nganalam Art Site No 5a Bore No 7 Hungry Bore Policemans Hole Alligator Waterhole Glenarra Creek Beasleys Knob

Locations within this MapBluff Face Range

GA 3664-4 - Kimbolton 37500 Locations within this MapA 454This 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