GA 5770-2 - Mount Catt 50000 3 Well Hardey River Hardey

3 Well Hardey River Hardey Junction Hardey Creek Number Three Bore Goorar Well Minga Bore Three Mile Well Six Mile Well

6 Bore Oodinjil Spring Orange Pool Orange Pool Bore Pear Creek Pips Yards Poulton Crossing Poulton Pool Poulton Yard Run Through Bore Salt Pool Creek Station Creek Stumpy Creek Sundown Bore Telephone Dam Travellers Bore Wapet Bore Wollamor Claypan Wollamar Claypan Daleys Bore Poultons Crossing Kimberly Downs Poultons Pool Macks Pool Gumhole Billabong Wireyard Billabong Six Mile Pool Six Mile Hole Duffer Tank

1 Kerang Fire Station Kerang Hospital Kerang Magistrates Court Kerang Police Station Kerang Post Office Kerang Primary School Kerang Railway Station Kerang South Primary School Kerang Technical High School Kerang Telephone Exchange Kia Channel Kiamal Kinabulla Kings Billabong Kings Extension Channel Kinnabulla Koimba Koimbo Channel Koleya Konardin Kooem Kooloonong Koonda Koondrook Drain No

Locations within this MapBoyd Lagoon Catfish Lagoon Crosstree Creek Emu Creek Goanna Billabong Goulburn Herschell Hobhouse Horsetailer Creek Keane Mudspring Creek Pinnacle Creek Sandy Creek Tadpole Creek Jabaroo Outstation

4 Dam Ora Banda Oversight Paddington Paddy Knob Bore Pumping Well Dam Rainbow Dam Recovery Mine Red Dam Ringlock Dam Rocky Dam Round Dam Sampson Dam Scotia Scotia Dam Scotia Mine Sebastion Shed Dam Sheep Yard Dam Smithfield Split Rocks Star of Wa Steve Dam Stewart Sunday Soak Swan Group Tattersall Telegraph Dam Upper Scotia Dam Vetters Dam Vetters Sand Hill Vettersburg Weeladdie Well Wellington Group White Dam White Elephant Dam White Well Whitehead Dam Whitelead Dam Wild Dog Dam Windanya Windanya Dam Woodcutter Dam Zoroastrain Lake Goongarrie Black Flag Lake Wiladdi Soak Canegrass Siding Creedo Well Number Four Dam Number One Dam

GA 5770-2 - Mount Catt 50000 3 Well Hardey River HardeyThis 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