PNG 637 - Trobriand Islands qld Locations within this MapCockatoo Anemometer

Locations within this MapCockatoo Anemometer Hill Arbitration Cove Back Bay Back Beach Barramundi Bay Bathurst Island Billilli Spring Black Rock Bubb Point Catspaw Point Cockatoo Creek Cockatoo Island Collins Cove Comber Rock Conilurus Island Conspicuous Hill Copper Bay Coppermine Creek Crabbe Island Dorothy Island East Bay Ellis Fiord Finger Point Flora Island Front Beach Galah Channel Gibbings Island Goose Channel Hardstaff Point Iron Islands Irvine Island Jap Bay Jonas Point Kathleen Island Kean Cove Koolan Koolan Island Koolloo Koomi Point Koorollum Spring Laxton Point Lena Reef Malungurry Spring Mangrove Inlet Mcintyre Island Mud Bay Mullet Bay Myridi Bay Myridi Flat Nares Point No

7 Bore Noonyerberry Well North Coast Bore Nulyanbiddy Pool Pelican Island Pelican Island Nature Reserve Stones Well Toodacaraddy Pool White Bluff Woombatharra Well Woora Bore Wooramel Wooramel River Wooramel Roadhouse Wooramel Seagrass Bank Yaringa Gnurder Pool Burdalia Well Bibras Carlaweelban Wuramel River Bibra Landing Gladstone Yaringa North

Locations within this MapAlarm Reef Hotspur Islets Prince Reef Sandpiper Reef Vernon Rocks Hotspur Island Shrewsbury Rock

Locations within this MapRed Hill Dam Boolka Dam Red Hill Duncans No 17 Bore Four Mile Well Cheadle Bore Bon Bon Trig No 7 Camp Dam No 7 Wilsons Bore Cutyein Hill Dam No 10 Tinsels Claypan Bon Bon No 5 Bore Darling Bore Dam No 9 Corkscrew Well Coorey Byng Well Red Hill Well No 6 Bore Mount Sabine White Well Gosse Minor Trig Duncans Bore Darlings Bore Cheadles Bore Dunkins Bore Red Hills Well Number Five Bore Number Seven Camp Dam Number Ten Dam Number Seven Dam Number Nine

PNG 637 - Trobriand Islands qld Locations within this MapCockatoo AnemometerThis official Nautical Chart is produced by the Australian Hydrographic Office, and corrected fortnightly to 'Notice to Marines' by Cairns Charts & Maps. This ensures it remains compliance with Safety of Navigation requirements. This marine chart, or 'sea map', is primarily produced to support the safe navigation of commercial shipping through Australian, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Island waters. Nautical charts depict the seabed, or bathymetry,