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YannarieYannarie River Park Ningaloo 8 Kalbarri Gorge Paraburdoo NEWMAN Jigalong Community Barlee Range 9 Shark Bay World Heritage Area / Monkey Mia Nature Reserve Coral Bay Ashburton River 10 Ningaloo Reef / Whale Shark Tours Lyndon 11 Whale Shark diving & turtle nesting (seasonal) Tropic of Capricorn USEFUL INFORMATION Ex Wanna 12 OnslowGibson Desert Beach Resort Minilya 95 Nature Reserve Roadhouse GASCOYNE 13 Mackerel Islands 14 Karijini National Park & Eco Retreat Emergency Numbers Mt Augustus 15 Matso’s Brewery, Sunset Camel Rides, Broome Fire/Police/Ambulance...........................................................................................................................................................................................................000 Collier Range Horizontal Falls Seaplane Adventures Red Blu National Park Gibson Desert 16 Royal Flying Doctors Service..........................................................................................................................1800 625 800 1 Ex Mt Phillip 17 Mitchell Falls Kennedy Range Kumarina ....................................................................................................................................................13 11 11 Automobile Assoc. of Australia National Park Roadhouse 18 King George Falls Gascoyne River Ex Waldburg y 19 Purnululu (Bungle Bungles) w Canning Stock Route Non-emergency Numbers H CARNARVON 20 Golden Quest Discovery Trail n Police ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................131 444 r e 21 Wave Rock h .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... t Ambulance 9334 1234 r 22 Lake Hillier, Middle Island o .......................................................................................................................................................................... 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