GA 3860-3 - Mount Fenton 300000 13 Totadgin Conservation Park Totadgin

13 Totadgin Conservation Park Totadgin Rock Totadgin Well Totadgin Well No

Locations within this MapBalsers Hut Balsers Knob Brown Creek Ferguson Creek Flat Top Hill Hann River Jane Table Hill Jeannette Hill Low Lake Middle Lake Morehead River Top Lake Walkers Creek Walkers Hill Wards Hill Wonbunya Woowullah Jeanette Hill Bullock Paddock Yards Desert Creek Alligator Yards Balsers Knob Yard Gumhole Yards Bizant

Locations within this MapBansheela Waterhole Beefwood Waterhole Ben Castle Ben Lui Boxhole Waterhole Dingo Puppy Waterhole Dunoon Elbow Hole Waterhole Elthem Ergelear Waterhole Glasgow Gooliechie Creek Kokkanora Creek Macgregor Creek Macgregor Hill Mignonette Waterhole Moira Moollamoorooroo Creek Omnagommera Creek Pastry Waterhole Shovel Waterhole Spur Waterhole The Gibbers Tinchoo Tinchoo Creek Toolavena Waterhole Tooratchie Creek Tooroonooka Waterhole Wadyang Widindra Waterhole Angaleer Swamp Buncheeda Swamp Wombunderry Channel Goonaghooheeny Billabong

Locations within this MapAdder Dam Champion Creek Dariel Gate Gallipoli Goonooma Creek Gregory River No 101 Bore No 21 Bore No 23 Bore No 23 Paddock No 24 Bore No 24 Holding Paddock No 25 Bore No 31 Bore No 36 Bore No 4 Bore No 44 Bore No 5 Bore No 56 Bore No 6 Bore No 62 Bore No 65 Bore No 7 Bore No 77 Bore North Adder Paddock South Adder Paddock Barkly Tableland Barklay Table Land Morboulia Waterhole Morbulia Waterhole

Locations within this MapCopperberry Dam Woolatchi Creek Callabonna Creek Cadlabeena Hut Yandama Cadlabeena Tank Callabonna Homestead Government Catch No 2 Bakers Bore Yandama Bore Fossils Tank Lake Callabonna No 3 Dam Thildya Vari Tilcha Creek Wagner Dam Cadlabeena Well Woolatchi Soak Lake Mulligan Hardtimes Dam Fossils Bore Lake Callabonna Fossil Reserve Callabonna Number Three Dam Government Catch Number Two

GA 3860-3 - Mount Fenton 300000 13 Totadgin Conservation Park TotadginThis 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