GA 1754-1 - Muiron 75000 Locations within this MapBeedelup Beedelup

Locations within this MapBeedelup Beedelup Brook Beedelup Falls Beedelup National Park Beedelup Telephone Exchange Bolghinup Carey Bridge Carey Brook Charnwood Channybearup Channybearup Brook Charley Brook Crooked Brook Fly Brook Flybrook Gardner Firetower Glenoran Jasper Brook Karri Valley Resort Lazy J Log Creek Palings Bridge Parwill Well Peerabeelup Pember Warren Pimelea Record Brook Spencers Well Springfields State Forest No

1 Bore Nymerina Spring Outcamp Well Read Well Ryan Well Sandy Creek Well Webbs Bore Whitecliff Well Mud Spring Bamboo Spring Emu Spring

Locations within this MapAppamurra Yard Eastern Overflow of the Diamantina River Bendess Yard One Tree Waterhole Sandal Dam Carloowattie Putamurdie Hill May Hill Appamurna Waterhole Boggy Lake Dam Toondooloo Waterhole Newlands Yard Miranda Homestead Little Miranda Dam Kuckerapillpa Creek Lake Etamunbanie Piamincanie Wills Creek Wirripirie Tank Bendess Bank Two Mile Waterhole Fifteen Mile Claypan Gippacoola Hill Deep Well Dam Puraerka Hill Coonchera Waterhole Kertietoonga Hill Muckajimpa Yard Deep Well Caves Yard Lake Moorayepe Cudary Yard Poodlapulpinnie Waterhole House Well Piamincanie Hill Wongomunkina Waterhole Paddy Flat Dam Kuckerunga Waterhole Red Dam Lake Short Deep Well Yard Moorayepe Hill Wirripirie Yard Medcowcannie Yard Wirripirie Waterhole Lake Teetatobie Gumborie Waterhole Lake Cooninnie Caves Waterhole Caves Dam Jookapirie Waterhole Kertiebillie Hill Gilpininna Dam Kirrijunnie Flat Conchera Waterhole Paddy Flat Yard Kertiera Waterhole Wirripirie Dam Claypan Yard Gumborie Creek Koornoo Hill Claypan Dam Koonchera Yard Kertie Billie Hill Lake Cooninie Miranda Queermoolya Hill Kuckerepilipa Creek West Branch Horse Creek Mays Hill Booloomunka Hill Naylons Yard Mickiepooloo Hill

38 Bore No

3 Desert Well No

GA 1754-1 - Muiron 75000 Locations within this MapBeedelup BeedelupThis 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