GA SG52-11 - Mann 3500000 42 Well No

42 Well No

Locations within this MapDerby Mowanjum Pandanus Park Camballin Bungarun 5 Mile Mill 6 Mile Hole 6 Mile Yard Airport Creek Alexander Creek Alligator Creek Amur Point Aquanita Bore Ask Creek Baker Bore Balginjira Community Balginjirr Community Bedunburra Community Bend Dam Beverley Bore Birdwood Downs Black Rocks Blackstone Bore Blackstone Dam Blina Creek Blue Bush Bore Blue Bush Well Blue Hills Boab Bore Bob Bore Boundary Bore Box Flat Dam Brandy Bore Broken Wagon Pool Buckshot Tank Bulleura Bore Bullock Paddock Dam Bullock Tank Bulma Dam Bungarra Ridge Bungarragut Creek Bungarragut Dam Bungarragut Pool Bungarun Community Bungunon Pool Bushfire Bore Butlers Lake Camballin Irrigation Area Camiara Creek Chestnut Pool Charlie Bore Christine Point Cinty Bore Clarkson Microwave Repeater Station Claypan Bore Cockatoo Bore Cockatoo Creek Cockatoo Yard Colac Shoals Curtin Airport Curtin Bore Cutting Bore Daley Bore Dampier Hill Dca Bores Debesa Deegan No

7 Government Well No

Sunken Reef Swan River Bridge Swan River Forest Reserve Tasman Highway Bridge Tea Tree Creek The Basin The Four Mile The Gorge The Maid The Pinnacle The Quarries The Swamp Tiger Creek Top Bryans Top Hole Township Rivulet Trehawke Creek Bridge Wardlaws Creek Bridge Waterfall Bay Wattle Gully Windmill Hill Wye River Bridge Yards Hole Yorkys Creek Bridge St Patricks Head Private Nature Reserve Mullen Creek Saint Patrick Head Saint Patricks Head Saint Marys Frodsley Siding Break ODay River Saint Patricks Foreland Break ODay Island Break ODay Forest Reserve Lagoons Mount Saint John Denison River Waub Harbour Governor Island Marine Nature Reserve Lyne Sugar Loaf West Branch Swan River Half Moon Bay Blindburn Creek Private Nature

GA SG52-11 - Mann 3500000 42 Well NoThis 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