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Locations within this MapBell Bank Binstead Islet Black Rock Blanchard Reef Bobardt Point Bow Reef Celebration Reef Chilcott Rock Colclough Reef Cone Peak Dart Shoal Derry Reef Diamond Reign Reefs Drake Shoal Dugdale Rock Ellis Island Ellis Reef First Red Rocky Point First Three Mile Opening Franklin Reef Friendly Point Gertrude Reef Glennie Reef Ham Reef Hayes Creek Heath Reef Horn Hill Howard Rock Jubilee Reef Lowrie Islet Macnamara Patch Macrossan Range Morris Island Morris Rock New Reef Night Island Norman Rock North Khandalla Shoal Osborne Reef Parry Rock Plant Peak Quake Reef Roskruge Reef Round Point Sand Bank Number Eight Sand Bank Number Seven Second Three Mile Opening Sharland Reefs Cape Sidmouth South Khandalla Shoal Stork Reef Sykes Reef Throne Shoals Tijou Reef Treat Reef Turrel Hill Voaden Point Wasp Reef Waterwitch Reef Whale Hill Wilsen Shoal Sandbanks National Park Osborn Channel Peter Reef Lockhart Vee Reef Boulder Reef Wilson Shoal Black Rocks You Reef Morris Bank White Coral Reef White Coral Cay Robardt Point Binstead Island Hayes Hill Hays Hill Hayes River Hays Creek Lowrie Island Tih Reef Ellis Islet Es Reefs Sharland Reef Arr Reef Drake Shoals Kiu Reef Claremont Rock

Locations within this MapBerkeley Bay Black Point Caiman Creek Coral Bay Coral Reef False Turtle Point Gumeragi Gunners Quoin Kennedy Bay Kuper Point Lizard Bay Low Point Orontes Reef Reef Point Sandy Island Number 1 Smith Point Stewart Point Table Head Turtle Point Walford Point White Cliff Vashon Head Port Bremer Port Essington East Station Point

Locations within this Map92 Mile Creek Chestnut Creek India Bore Mount Hardman Mount Percy Pacific Bore Palm Spring Tunnel Creek Yallabobba Barnes Well McSpeery Creek McSpeerys Creek Markhams Bore Eighty One Mile Well Chestnut Pool

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GA 2451-4 - Paraburdoo 1000000 23 Bore 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