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Department for Environment and Heritage Environmental Information March 2003 1:50 000 Map Location Index O O O O O 138 139 O O 137 140 136 141 O 134O 135 29 Coober Pedy Lindon 6139 6239 6339 6439 6539 6639 6739 6839 6939 7039 5839 5939 6039 Lake Eyre Clayton Lake Blanche 5639 5739 South VIVONNE 1 : 50 000 map name KOPI 1 : 50 000 map coverage Mount Hopeless Marree map publication date A 1 : 100 000 MAP SHEET Stuart Creek Mundowdna Lake Callabonna SHOWING 1 : 50 000 DIVISIONS 6138 6238 6338 6438 6538 6638 6738 6838 6938 7038 5838 5938 6038 Principal road 5638 5738 McDouall Peak 4 1 Moolawatana Secondary road Commonwealth Hill 30O Millers Creek Stuart Creek UMBERATANA 5938 LYNDHURST Mulgaria WITCHELINA FARINA WADMORE YUDNAMUTANA Railway Mt Lyndhurst 3 2 Mount Eba 6237 6337 6437 6537 6637 6737 6837 6937 7037 Populated place 6037 6137 Lyndhurst Arkaroola Village 5837 5937 BURR ILLINAWORTINA Arkaroola 5637 5737 MYRTLE TELFORD SERLE WOOLTANA WELL Yankaninna Andamooka Homestead Myrtle Springs Depot Springs Mount Serle Leigh Creek Nepabunna NANKABUNYANA GODDARD BALCANOONA Populated place or locality after which map is named Mount Vivian Roxby Downs ANGEPENA NEPABUNNA COPLEYNorth Maynards Well Wertaloona Moolooloo Roxby Downs Andamooka Lake Homestead or railway siding after which map is named 6436 6536 6636 6736 6836 6136 6236 6336 Warraweena 6936 7036 5936 6036 Purple Downs Puttapa WERTALOONA Frome 5736 5836 CADNIA Nantawarrina Quinyambie 5636 North Well WARRIOOTA BELTANA NARRINA Mulga ARROWIE Major park area (as at 1990) Bosworth Moorillah View Lake Glendambo Moolooloo O Oratunga 31 O Torrens Nilpena 133 Lake MOTPENA PARACHILNA BLINMAN WIRREALPA BENDIEUTA WYAMBANA 132O Harris O Motpena 131 Gum Creek Frome Downs 6535 6235 6335 6435 Commodore 6635 6735 6835 6935 7035 5935 6035 6135 Pimba 5735 5835 Kokatha WINTABATINYANA ORRAPARINNA THE 5635 EDEOWIE ARTIPENA REAPHOOK 5535 BUNKERS 5435 5335 Island Mount Gunson 5235 Erudina 5135 Lake Everard Lagoon Pernatty Pernatty HS Willow Springs Lagoon Merna Martins Well Mora Wilpena Pound Lake COTABENA MORALANA WILPENA CHACE WILLIPPA ERUDINA Yalata Oakden Hills Mernmerna Rawnsley Lake Torrens Park INILA YUMBARRA Gairdner New Strathearn Yarramba EURIA KINTORE Willippa Head of KROONILLA Lake Everard 6234 6334 6434 6534 6634 6734 6834 6934 7034 Bight BICE TRUNCH 5934 6034 6134 Wallerberdina Glen Lyle Kalkaroo PILPUPPIE COLONA 5734 5834 Yalymbo NEUROODLA HOLOWILENA Bibliando 5534 5634 HAWKER WARCOWIE BARATTA TOOLABY 5434 COPPADURBA 5334 PETHICK PUREBA Moonaree Lake 5234 Nundroo CUNDILIPPY KOONIBBA KALANBI Kootaberra Warrakimbo Holowilena 5134 PENONG MacFarlane O COORABIE BOOKABIE Kondoolka HS Partacoona South 32 RUSSELL KURAGI Yadlamalka Cradock Bimbowrie Wompinie HESSO WILKATANA YEDNALUE SICCUS Fowlers Bay YUDNAPINNA URO WILLOCHRA KANYAKA ORAMA KOONAMORE Witchitie THEVENARD MUDAMUCKLA PINJARRA Bulloo Creek Tepco CHARRA Ceduna NUNNYAH TOONDULYA Four Brothers Cutana Pine Creek SINCLAIR NUNONG MALTEE 6333 6433Narcoona 6533 6633 6733 6833 6933 7033 6033 6133 6233 Wiawera 5833 5933 ILLEROO Melton Weekeroo 5733 CORRABERRA PORT QUORN MOOCKRA MINBURRA WAUKARINGA Eringa Park Radium Hill 5633 CARIEWERLOO CARRIETON CARRICK Great Australian Bight 5433 Kolendo AUGUSTA WALLANIPPIE PIMBAACLA WIRRULLA ILKINA Mount Ive Maldorky FLINDERS CARAWA Wadnaminga 5533 Smoky Bay Devonborough Downs LACY Wartaka Myall Illeroo Stirling North Hammond Meadow Downs Teetulpa Oulnina Nuyts Archipelago Siam Creek El Alamein LINCOLN WILMINGTON ORROROO YALPARA BUNDARA PARATOO Oulnina Park NONNING UNO WARTAKA CORUNNA PANDURRA DAVENPORT WILLOWIE Mergenia MASILLON PANEY NUKEY NOTT McCoys Well COURELA POOCHERA PETERLUMBO GAP COLLINSON HASLAM CUNGENA CHILPUDDIE Tiverton Netley Gap Paney Iron Knob 6232 Lake 6332 6432 6532 6632 6732 6832 6932 7032 6032 6132 PEKINA 5832 5932 Gilles BOOLEROO NACKARA 5732 CORROBINNIE IRON ROOPENA CULTANA MELROSE Oak Park 5632 CUNYARIE GILLES MAMBRAY PETERBOROUGH PITCAIRN Streaky Bay MINNIPA YANINEE WUDINNA BUCKLEBOO BOTENELLA BARON Booleroo Oodla Wirra RIPON INKSTER Murray Town Centre STREAKY MOORKITABIE Port Bonython Lilydale Oakvale Middleback Port Germein O Wirrabara Yongala 33 FRANKLYN Wudinna NILGINEE RANDELL PIRIE LAURA TEROWIE UCOCOLA KYANCUTTA PANITYA KIMBA BARNA WHYALLA GERMEIN JAMESTOWN The Oaks Quondong ADDISON PORDIA PALABIE KOONGAWA MIDDLEBACK Napperby Faraway Hill SEARCY CALCA VENUS Port Pirie PineCreek Vale Sturt Vale Port Kenny Warramboo Bendigo Venus Bay 6231 6331 6431 6531 6631 6731 6831 6931 7031 5931 6031 6131 Collinsville Ketchowla 5831 CRYSTAL GLADSTONE Pine Valley 5731 CHARLESTON WANDEARAH BUNDALEER HALLETT CAROONA WILLARA Kia-Ora MOUNT COCATA KOPI HAMBIDGE DARKE CARAPPEE HEGGATON GLYNN McGREGOR BROOK Georgetown TALIA WEDGE Glenora Canopus Great Australian Bight Darke Peak Mount Murkaby Redhill Yacka Booborowie Eyre Peninsula Bryan Chalk Cliffs Lock WILTON Port Broughton KOOLUNGA SPALDING BURRA Hypurna KIELPA RUDALL MANGALO COWELL MUNDOORA NEWIKIE HUDD KAPPAWANTA PALKAGEE BROUGHTON MONGOLATA Grassville ELLISTON MURDINGA Brinkworth Cleve 6230 6330 6430 6530 6630 6730 6830 6930 7030 5930 6030 6130 Port Gibbon Snowtown 5830 APOINGA ARNO GIBBON WALLAROO ALFORD LOCHIEL BLYTH CLARE WORLD'S LINDLEY BUNYUNG TIMOR DAM PEARCE HINCKS Bute Mintaro FLORIETON GLUEPOT PARCOOLA CHOWILLA NICHOLLS VERRAN Arno Bay END SHERINGA TOOLIGIE Kadina Robertstown Auburn O Pearson Isles Moonta Bay Paskeville Saddleworth 34 MOUNT OVERLAND COCKALEECHIE NEILL Port Hughes KAINTON BALAKLAVA RIVERTON MOONTA WAKEFIELD HALBURY EUDUNDA MORGAN CADELL CORNER KIANA Riverton Marrabel MARY POOGINOOK RENMARK PARINGA YEELANNA BUTLER Port Neill Arthurton Murray Waikerie 6129 6429 6529 6629 6729 6829 6929 Barmera 7029 5929 6029 Balgowan Owen Tarlee Berri 6329 MAITLAND INKERMAN HAMLEY NOTTS WELL ARDROSSAN DUBLIN KAPUNDA TRURO SANDLETON KOPPIO TUMBY BRIDGE HOLDER MOOROOK LOXTON YAMBA COULTA CUMMINS Yorke BLANCHETOWN Tumby Bay WARDANG Spencer Gulf Nuriootpa Wardang Peninsula Mallala Reevesby Island Port Victoria Tanunda Sedan WHIDBEY Island Two Wells Lyndoch PORT ANGASTON River BANKS SPILSBY VINCENT GAWLER BAROSSA CAMBRAI WANGARY WANILLA LINCOLN CURRAMULKA JULIA SWAN REACH BAKARA MANTUNG CALIPH PARUNA TAPLAN Sir Joseph Banks Group Port Rickaby Coffin Bay Spilsby Williamstown Walker Flat Port Lincoln Island 6428 6528 6628 6728 6828 6928 Whidbey Islands 6128 6328 Port Vincent Birdwood 7028 5928 6028 CORNY Mt Pleasant Wanbi Gulf Purnong HALIDON POINT TURTON MINLATON STANSBURY ONKAPARINGA TEPKO MANNUM BANDON NOBAH JUSSIEU ADELAIDE CAURNAMONT KUMARA PEEBINGA SLEAFORD St Vincent Lobethal THISTLE Point Turton Woodside Island Warooka Wool Bay O Thistle Hahndorf 35 Yorketown Mt Barker Murray Bridge PONDALOWIE HILLOCK EDITHBURGH NOARLUNGA MONARTO MOBILONG WYNARKA PRIMPUN Wedge COONARIE ECHUNGA KAROONDA MARAMA KULKAMI KARTE Island Meadows Tailem BORE McLaren Vale Bend Nth Neptune Is 6427 Strathalbyn 6227 6327 6527 6627 6727 6827 6927 Parilla7027 Stenhouse Bay Aldinga Mt Compass Langhorne Creek Althorpe Islands YANKALILLA ALEXANDRINA MOORLANDS JABUK PARRAKIE WILLUNGA MILANG BUCCLEUCH PINNAROO Sth Neptune Is ALTHORPE WELLINGTON LAMEROO Lake Alexandrina Geranium Investigator Strait Coomandook Victor Harbor Lake Emu Bay CAPE JERVIS ENCOUNTER NARRUNG MENINGIE BINNIE CARCUMA QUONDONG KINGSCOTE TORRENS GOOLWA The COONALPYN PRURA BAINTON VALE Albert BORE BORDA SNUG STOKES CASSINI 6426 Cape Borda COVE BAY Parndana PENNESHAW 6526 6626 6726 6826 6926 7026 American River WILLOUGHBY MAGRATH WOODS WELL 6226 6326 Cape Willoughby Coorong TINTINARA RESCUE FLAT CULBURRA McCALLUM SHAUGH VENNACHAR VIVONNE SEDDON Rocky River GRAINGER D'ESTREES Vivonne Bay Seal Bay 36O Cape du Couedic Cape Gantheaume SANTO TAUNTA LAFFER CANNAWIGARA Salt Creek KEITH SENIOR 6825 6925 7025 Southern Ocean Bordertown DIDICOOLUM MUNDULLA CANTARA WILLALOOKA TATIARA TILLEY SWAMP DUFFIELD Padthaway GYP GYP MARCOLLATKEPPOCH FRANCES 6824 6924 7024 JAFFA MINECROW NARACOORTE KINGSTON LUCINDALE HYNAM Cape Jaffa 37O BOOL LAGOON ROBE KONETTA CONMURRA STRUAN 6823 6923 7023 HATHERLEIGH PENOLA BEACHPORT KENNION MONBULLA Beachport Hatherleigh Mount Burr BUFFON MILLICENT NANGWARRY KALANGADOOTarpeena 6922 7022 Mount Gambier BENARA SCHANK GAMBIER O Port MacDonnell 38.
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