GA 3662-1 - Game 7500 2 Mill Site Fairey-Wright Inlet

2 Mill Site Fairey-Wright Inlet Faith Creek Faith Gully Falls Creek Falls Creek Picnic Area Far Plain Far Yard Saddle Fear Not Creek Federal Creek Federation Range Federation Slope Fehring Clearing Fehring Creek Feiglins Creek Feiglins Hut Fence Creek Ferguson Saddle Ferns Camping Area Fernshaw Reserve Ferntree Creek Ferny Creek Fiddlers Green Creek Finger Buttress Fingerboard Spur Fir Tree Creek Fire Access Track Firebreak Track First Creek Fish Creek Fishers Creek Fitzgibbon Fitzpatricks Creek Fitzpatrick Creek Fitzpatrick Mill Site Five Mile Creek Flagstone Creek Flat Spur Flatman Mill Site Flea Creek Flourbag Creek Flourbag Hill Flowerpot Creek Flowerpot Hill Flume Creek Pinniger No

7 Waronga Well Waroonga Well Warrida Well Watercourse Well Welcome Bore West Yakabindie Well White Well Wild Cat Hills Wild Cat Soak Wiro Rockhole Wobbly Bore Wonganoo Woodarra Woodarra Mine Woolshed Well Woorana Well Worrunga Community Yakabinda Well Yakabindie Yakabindie Well Yandal Yandal Bore Yandal Lagoon Yandal Well Yarloo Creek Yeelirrie Yildoodie Gnamma Hole Gum Creek Wanganoo Creek Wanganno Creek Wanganoo The Springs Maitland Peak Mundo Beales Well Kathleen Valley Katheen Valley Bigerymumal Altona Altorna Yakabindo McDonoughs Lookout McKenzie Creek Depot Range

Locations within this MapAntrobus Archie Creek Charger Creek Dumfries Egmont Gibson Waterhole Ling Creek Sandfly Creek Stormont Weipa Wheeler Creek

5 Bore Ram Bore Snake Pit Cave Thampanna Rockhole Thylacine Hole Uanna Dam Webbs Cave Webbs Dam Wether Dam Wombat Holes Woolshed Dam Yalganimirra Rockhole Yelangurra Rockhole Ashteys Bore Number Five Bore Thariganna Oodaboola Yarlabeencabba Braehour Eucla Basin

Locations within this Map4 Mile Well Bennett Well Cheetara Rock Cheetarra Well No

GA 3662-1 - Game 7500 2 Mill Site Fairey-Wright InletThis 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