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Australia Topographical University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 The Map Collection of the University of Waikato Library contains a comprehensive collection of maps from around the world with detailed coverage of New Zealand and the Pacific. Editions are first unless stated. These maps are held in storage. Please ask a librarian if you would like to use one. Coverage of Australian States – All states held. The numbering of the maps represents a grid system. The first two letters, eg SD represent north-south with the second letter increasing south of the Equator. The next numbers, eg 56 represent east-west and increase from west to east. Index maps at bottom of page SC 52 Melville Island (NT) SC-52-16 SC 53 Coburg Penin (NT) SC-53-13 Junction Bay (NT) SC-53-14 Wessel Islands (NT) SC-53-15 Truant Island (NT) SC-53-16 SC 54 Daru (Q) SC-54-8 Thursday Island (Q) SC-54-11 Cape York (Q) SC-54-12 Jardine River (Q) SC-54-15 Orford Bay (Q) SC-54-16 SC 55 Maer (Q) SC-55-5 SD 51 Long Reef (WA) SD-51-08 Browse Island (WA) SD-51-11 Montague Sound (WA) SD-51-12 Camden Sound (WA) SD-51-15 Prince Regent (WA) SD-51-16 Page 1 of 22 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 SD 52 Fog Bay (NT) SD-52-03 Darwin (NT) SD-52-04 Londonderry (WA) SD-52-05 Cape Scott (NT) SD-52-07 Pine Creek (NT) SD-52-08 Drysdale (WA) SD-52-09 Medusa Banks (WA) SD-52-10 Port Keats (NT) SD-52-11 Fergusson River (NT) SD-52-12 Ashton (WA) SD-52-13 Cambridge Gulf (WA) SD-52-14 Auvergne (NT) SD-52-15 Delamere (NT) SD-52-16 SD 53 Alligator River (NT) SD-53-01 Milingimbi (NT) SD-53-02 Arnhem Bay (NT) SD-53-03 Gove (NT) SD-53-04 Mt Evelyn (NT) SD-53-05 Mt Marumba (NT) SD-53-06 Blue Mud Bay (NT) SD-53-07 Port Langdon (NT) SD-53-08 Katherine (NT) SD-53-09 Urapunga (NT) SD-53-10 Roper River (NT) SD-53-11 Cape Beatrice (NT) SD-53-12 Larrimah (NT) SD-53-13 Hodgson Downs (NT) SD-53-14 Mt Young (NT) SD-53-15 Pellew (NT) SD-53-16 SD 54 Weipa (Q) SD-54-03 Cape Weymouth (Q) SD-54-04 Auruken (Q) SD-54-07 Coen (Q) SD-54-08 Holyroyd (Q) SD-54-11 Ebagoola (Q) SD-54-12 Rutland Plains (Q) SD-54-15 Hann River (Q) SD-54-16 Page 2 of 22 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 SD 55 Cape Melville (Q) SD-55-09 Cooktown (Q) SD-55-13 SE 50 Bedout Island (WA) SE-50-16 SE 51 Pender (WA) SE-51-02 Yampi (WA) SE-51-03 Charnley (WA) SE-51-04 Broome (WA) SE-51-06 Derby (WA) SE-51-07 Lennard River (WA) SE-51-08 La Grange (WA) SE-51-10 Mt Anderson (WA) SE-51-11 Noonkanbah (WA) SE-51-12 Mandora (WA) SE-51-13 Munro (WA) SE-51-14 McLarty Hills (WA) SE-51-15 Crossland (WA) SE-51-16 SE 52 Mt Elizabeth (WA) SE-52-01 Lissadell (WA) SE-52-02 Waterloo (NT) SE-52-03 Vic River Downs (NT) SE-52-04 Lansdowne (WA) SE-52-05 Dixon Range (WA) SE-52-06 Limbunya (NT) SE-52-07 Wave Hill (NT) SE-52-08 Mt Ramsay (WA) SE-52-09 Gordon Downs (WA) SE-52-10 Birrindudu (NT) SE-52-11 Winnecke Creek (NT) SE-52-12 Mt Bannerman (WA) SE-52-13 Billiluna (WA) SE-52-14 Tanami (NT) SE-52-15 Tanami East (NT) SE-52-16 Page 3 of 22 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 SE 53 Daly Waters (NT) SE-53-01 Tanumbirini (NT) SE-53-02 Bauhinia Downs (NT) SE-53-03 Robinson River (NT) SE-53-04 Newcastle Waters (NT) SE-53-05 Beetaloo (NT) SE-53-06 Wallhallow (NT) SE-53-07 Calvert Hills (NT) SE-53-08 South Lake Woods (NT) SE-53-09 Helen Springs (NT) SE-53-10 Brunette Downs (NT) SE-53-11 Mt Drummond (NT) SE-53-12 Green Swamp Well (NT) SE-53-13 Tennant Creek (NT) SE-53-14 Alroy (NT) SE-53-15 Ranken (NT) SE-53-16 SE 54 Mornington (Q) SE-54-01 Cape Van Diemen (Q) SE-54-02 Galbraith (Q) SE-54-03 Walsh (Q) SE-54-04 Westmoreland (Q) SE-54-05 Burketown (Q) SE-54-06 Normanton (Q) SE-54-07 Normanton (Q) SE-54-07 Red River (Q) SE-54-08 Lawn Hill (Q) SE-54-09 Donors Hill (Q) SE-54-10 Croydon (Q) SE-54-11 Georgetown (Q) SE-54-12 Camooweal (Q) SE-54-13 Dobbyn (Q) SE-54-14 Millungera (Q) SE-54-15 Gilberton (Q) SE-54-16 Page 4 of 22 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 SE 55 Mossman (Q) SE-55-01 Cairns (Q) SE-55-02 Atherton (Q) SE-55-05 Innisfail (Q) SE-55-06 Einasleigh (Q) SE-55-09 Ingham (Q) SE-55-10 Clarke River (Q) SE-55-13 Townsville (Q) SE-55-14 Ayr (Q) SE-55-15 SF 49 Ningaloo (WA) SF-49-12 Minilya (WA) SF-49-16 SF 50 Barrow Island (WA) SF-50-01 Dampier (WA) SF-50-02 Roebourne (WA) SF-50-03 Port Hedland (WA) SF-50-04 Onslow (WA) SF-50-05 Yarraloola (WA) SF-50-06 Pyramid (WA) SF-50-07 Marble Bar (WA) SF-50-08 Yanrey (WA) SF-50-09 Wyloo (WA) SF-50-10 Mt Bruce (WA) SF-50-11 Roy Hill (WA) SF-50-12 Winning Pool (WA) SF-50-13 Edmund (WA) SF-50-14 Turee Creek (WA) SF-50-15 Newman (WA) SF-50-16 SF 51 Yarrie (WA) SF-51-01 Anketell (WA) SF-51-02 Joanna Spring (WA) SF-51-03 Dummer (WA) SF-51-04 Nullagine (WA) SF-51-05 Paterson Range (WA) SF-51-06 Sahara (WA) SF-51-07 Percival (WA) SF-51-08 Page 5 of 22 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 SF 51 (continued) Balfour Downs (WA) SF-51-09 Rudall (WA) SF-51-10 Tabletop (WA) SF-51-11 Ural (WA) SF-51-12 Robertson (WA) SF-51-13 Gunanya (WA) SF-51-14 Runton (WA) SF-51-15 Morris (WA) SF-51-16 SF 52 Cornish (WA) SF-52-01 Lucas (WA) SF-52-02 The Granites (NT) SF-52-03 Mt Solitaire (NT) SF-52-04 Helena (WA) SF-52-05 Stansmore (WA) SF-52-06 Highland Rocks (NT) SF-52-07 Mt Theo (NT) SF-52-08 Wilson (WA) SF-52-09 Webb (WA) SF-52-10 Lake Mackay (NT) SF-52-11 Mt Doreen (NT) SF-52-12 Ryan (WA) SF-52-13 Macdonald (WA) SF-52-14 Mt Rennie (NT) SF-52-15 Mt Liebig (NT) SF-52-16 SF 53 Lander River (NT) SF-53-01 Bonny Well (NT) SF-53-02 Frew River (NT) SF-53-03 Avon Downs (NT) SF-53-04 Mt Peake (NT) SF-53-05 Barrow Creek (NT) SF-53-06 Elkedra (NT) SF-53-07 Sandover River (NT) SF-53-08 Napperby (NT) SF-53-09 Alcoota (NT) SF-53-10 Huckitta (NT) SF-53-11 Tobermory (NT) SF-53-12 Page 6 of 22 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 SF 53 (continued) Hermannsburg (NT) SF-53-13 Alice Springs (NT) SF-53-14 Illogwa Creek (NT) SF-53-15 Hay River (NT) SF-53-16 SF 54 Mt Isa (Q) SF-54-01 Cloncurry (Q) SF-54-02 Julia Creek (Q) SF-54-03 Richmond (Q) SF-54-04 Urandangi (Q) SF-54-05 Duchess (Q) SF-54-06 McKinlay (Q) SF-54-07 Manuka (Q) SF-54-08 Glenormiston (Q) SF-54-09 Boulia (Q) SF-54-10 Mackunda (Q) SF-54-11 Winton (Q) SF-54-12 Mt Whelan (Q) SF-54-13 Springvale (Q) SF-54-14 Brighton Downs (Q) SF-54-15 Maneroo (Q) SF-54-16 SF 55 Hughenden (Q) SF-55-01 Charters Towers (Q) SF-55-02 Bowen (Q) SF-55-03 Proserpine (Q) SF-55-04 Tangorin (Q) SF-55-05 Buchanan (Q) SF-55-06 Mt Coolon (Q) SF-55-07 Mackay (Q) SF-55-08 Muttaburra (Q) SF-55-09 Galilee (Q) SF-55-10 Clermont (Q) SF-55-11 St Lawrence (Q) SF-55-12 Longreach (Q) SF-55-13 Jericho (Q) SF-55-14 Emerald (Q) SF-55-15 Duaringa (Q) SF-55-16 Page 7 of 22 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 SF 56 Percy Isles (Q) SF-56-05 Port Clinton (Q) SF-56-09 Rockhampton (Q) SF-56-13 Heron Island (Q) SF-56-14 SG 49 Quobba (WA) SG-49-04 Shark Bay (WA) SG-49-08 Edel (WA) SG-49-12 SG 50 Kennedy Range (WA) SG-50-01 Mt Phillips (WA) SG-50-02 Mt Egerton (WA) SG-50-03 Collier (WA) SG-50-04 Worramel (WA) SG-50-05 Glenburgh (WA) SG-50-06 Robinson Range (WA) SG-50-07 Peak Hill (WA) SG-50-08 Yaringa (WA) SG-50-09 Byro (WA) SG-50-10 Belele (WA) SG-50-11 Glengarry (WA) SG-50-12 Ajana (WA) SG-50-13 Murgoo (WA) SG-50-14 Cue (WA) SG-50-15 Sandstone 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SG-53-05 Finke (NT) SG-53-06 McDills (NT) SG-53-07 Simpson Desert (NT) SG-53-08 Alberga (SA) SG-53-09 Abminga (SA) SG-53-10 Dalhousie (SA) SG-53-11 Poolowanna (SA) SG-53-12 Everard (SA) SG-53-13 Wintinna (SA) SG-53-14 Oodnadatta (SA) SG-53-15 Noolyeana (SA) SG-53-16 Page 9 of 22 Last updated May 2013 University of Waikato Library: Map Collection Australia: Topographic maps 1: 250,000 SG 54 Bedourie (Q) SG-54-01 Machattie (Q) SG-54-02 Connemara (Q) SG-54-03 Jundah (Q) SG-54-04 Birdsville (Q) SG-54-05 Betoota (Q) SG-54-06 Canterbury (Q) SG-54-07 Windorah (Q) SG-54-08 Pandie Pandie (SA) SG-54-09 Cordillo (SA) SG-54-10 Barrolka (Q) SG-54-11 Eromanga (Q) SG-54-12 Gason (SA) SG-54-13 Innamincka (SA) SG-54-14 Durham Downs (Q) SG-54-15 Thargomindah (Q) SG-54-16 SG 55 Blackall (Q) SG-55-01 Tambo (Q) SG-55-02 Springsure (Q) SG-55-03 Baralaba (Q) SG-55-04 Adavale (Q) SG-55-05 Augathella (Q) SG-55-06 Eddystone (Q) SG-55-07 Taroom (Q) SG-55-08 Quilpie
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