GA 6053 - Arapunga 500000 Locations within this Map9 Mile

Locations within this Map9 Mile Well Beedarry Creek Beedarry Well Bilja Bore Bilja Pool Black Adder Creek Black Adder Well Black Tank Bore Bubbagundy Creek Bubbagundy Well Bullaroo Hill Bullaroo Pool Bumbarra Well Bunill Corner Well Bunill Spring Christenson Bore Cockarra Bore Coombrico Bore Corner Well Coulee Pool Cully Wully Bore Dewars Bore Erimia Creek Eriyilla Bore Erminea Waterhole Errabiddy Errida Creek Errida Well Fork and Lever Bore Glenburnie Creek Horseshoe Pool Jackarra Well Jackys Pool Bore K13 Creek K13 Well Kurbars Bore Lake Well Malarie Bore Micks Bore Milly Mia Bore Minnieritchie Creek Mount Clere Mount Clere Bore Mount Clere Well Mumbarra Pool No

Locations within this Map71 Mile Dam 71 Mile Rock 71 Mile Well Baker Black Dam Boorabbin Boucher Breakaway Coolgardie Drys Find Esdaile Creek Finnerty Dam Gabenyering Rock German Gnoladgin Hill Green Dam Ives Rock Jaurdi Johnnies Dam Lake Walton Little Nipper Mindjuring Rock Mount Finnerty Mount Walter Mount Walton No

Locations within this MapLake Hope Leake Mount Day Round Top Hill Mount Round Top The Johnston Lakes Breakaway

Locations within this Map10 Mile Well 4 Mile Well 6 Mile Well Bubbacurry Well Capricorn Chinda Chinda Well Cundlebar Well Dick Well Engine Well Junction Well Limestone Well Mulligan Well No

Locations within this MapBalpe Lakes Bungarra Point Carne Hill Coglia Well and Outcamp Curara Rockhole Ethel Hill Granite Hill Hanns Jasper Hill Harrington Well Hope Campbell Hill Hope Campbell Lake Irwin Hills Jasper Hill Lake Minigwal Lightfoot Lake Mineral Patch Hill South Extension Bore Stella Range Surprise Granite Surprise Granite Rockholes Thelmas Tank Lindsay Hill Lake Shepperd

GA 6053 - Arapunga 500000 Locations within this Map9 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