GA 6563-1 - Andersons Waterhole ge Locations within this MapAlligator Creek

Locations within this MapAlligator Creek Gregory Bar Koolendong Valley Laurie Creek Little Fitzmaurice River Madjellindi Valley Meeway Plain Gregorys Bar

Locations within this MapAlligator Head Alligator Lagoon Boiling Water Springs Chambers Bay Damoger Dead Fish Billabong Joans Creek Kens Bay Lousy Creek Majirli Mary River Mordy Island Mosquito Creek Old Point Stuart Homestead Pam Creek Point Stuart Pozivil Creek Rogers Bay Roonees Lagoon Sampan Creek Shady Camp Stuarts Tree Stuart's Tree Historical Reserve Swim Creek Swim Creek Conservation Reserve Swim Creek Plain Swim Creek Plains Swim Creek Plains Landing Ground The Narrows Thrings Creek Tommycut Creek Stuart Point Stuarts Tree Historical Reserve Wildman River Alligator Heads

Locations within this Map22 Mile Bore 3 Bores 3 Bores Medical Centre 3 Mile Bore Adnera Swamp Alparra Police Station Ankerrapw Arawerr Arlpa Waterhole Arlparra Arlparra Police Station Artekerr Athinna Creek Atnarara Atneltyey Boundary Bore Boundary Waterhole Broken Bank Dam Buggy Camp Waterhole Bundey Dam Camel Camp Camel Dam Dads Dam Delmore Downs Dingo Creek Divide Bore Excavation Dam Fox Creek Goofy Bore Gumtree Dam Illjerica Bore Inkwelaye Kurrajong Kurrajong Bore Ledan Peak Lily Bore Little Bundey Creek Marks Dam Milton Waterhole Mount Ida Mount Kossy Dam Mount Michael New Sandhill Bore No 19 Bore No 3 Johnos Bore No 5 Drought Relief Bore No 6 Ledan Peak Bore No 7 Bore North Bore Papuana Bore Poomingie Waterhole Pungalindum Pungelindum Rockhole Sheep Camp Bore Soakage Bore Soapy Bore Spider Bore Tomahawk Bore Tomahawk Range Tomahawk Swamp Tommyhawk Swamp Utopia Utopia School Waite River Western Watering Point Anderinda Soak Sheep Camp Well Dixons Dixons Homestead McDowells Well Waite Creek Muller Creek Island Soak

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GA 6563-1 - Andersons Waterhole ge Locations within this MapAlligator CreekThis 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