GA 1652 4 Point Cloates 37500 4 Bore South Paddock Dam 4 Bore South Paddock Dam White Peaks Twelve Mile Well Four Mile Dam Four Mile Well Locations within this MapKaringal Carwell Geralgambone Oxley Gerwa Messines Yahgunyah Glenanaar Old Station Omeo Ringorah South Noonbah Mayfield Old Emby Old Oxley Bonnie Doon Emby West Pine Ridge abandoned Beltana Wyndabyne Duffity New Merriwee Bulbah Merrimba Mundooie Merenele Carlton Kiameron Bibberjibbery Belah View Mount Foster Ninedool Gradgery Crusher Banchory Major Twenty Stone Ormonde Wirrilahlee Santa Paula Buttabone Stud Park Mount Harris Charlievale Coburg Retro Mylone Lochinvar Fairview Bealbah Strayleaves Marebone Boomerang Widgeree Strathern Buttabone Wingfield Lauriston Yarrandale Braemar Ardoch Broadwater Burrandool Nellyvale Kainga Drungalier Nanghery Rothsay Inverness Haddon Rig Reedy Corner Boomanulla Glenrowan Holybon Weemabung Mumblebone Gooyong Park Arthurs Seat Back Creek Back Swamp Beardina Bebrue Bibbejibbery Billabulla Boundary Gully Bullagreen Creek Collemburrawang Collyburl Cranes Cowal Embie The Five Islands Geerigan Gum Cowal Gum Waterhole Haddon Rig Bore Inglega Frenchmans Lagoon The Gum Hole Harris Horse Plain Lagoon Little Mount Mcclures Creek Marebone Break Marebone Regulator Marebone Weir Marra Creek Cutting Marra Creek Regulator Marthaguy Mellerstain Melrose Merrinele Merrinele State Forest Middle Creek Mumblebone Bore Narrar Neinby Nevertire Waterhole Northcote One Tree Camp Waterhole Oxley Break Quandong Cowal Ringenh Waterhole Sandridge Sandy Cowal Tenandra Terrigal Bore Tongamba Warren Post Office Weemabung Creek Welcome Rock Wemabung Creek Wingebar Yarrawell Devlins Creek Dryburgh Devlins Lagoon Creek Carwell No 1 Bore Carwell No 3 Bore Carwell No 4 Bore Foster Holybon State Forest Marebone State Forest Canonba Bullagreen Bokamore Dreewa Regenbah Bore Buckinguy Buckyingay Ringorah Upper Grahway Gradger Weelah Little Mountain Nellievale Ingleba Warren Shire 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 2cm on this map represents 1km on the ground