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Stations / Missions / Reserves Index Station/Mission/Reserve File Number 17 Mile Station 911/1906 Abbot's Station 958/1899 Abbott's Police Station 255/1902 Addington 109/1901 Alice Downs Station 466/1906 Alice Downs Station 822/1906 Andover Station 368/1898 Anna Plains Station 284/1908 Anna Plains Station 264/1905 Anna Plains Station 305/1908 Annean Station 488/1899 Annean Station 765/1908 Annean Station 953/1899 Annear Station 289/1905 Argyle Downs Station 137/1901 Argyle Police Station 147/1903 Argyle Police Station 795/1908 Argyle Police Station 339/1904 Argyle Police Station 148/1903 Argyle Police Station 321/1902 Argyle Police Station 53/1905 Argyle Police Station 44/1904 Arrico Station 573/1900 Arrino Station 792/1899 Arrino Station 1/1900 Ascot Station 289/1905 Ashburton Downs Station 651/1900 Ashburton Downs Station 71/1905 Ashburton Downs Station 169/1899 Ashburton Downs Station 973/1901 Ashburton Downs Station 51/1900 Ashburton Downs Station 321/1902 Ashburton Downs Station 809/1906 Ashburton Downs Station 911/1906 Ashburton Downs Station 64/1901 Ashburton Downs Station 862/1908 Ashburton Downs Station 29/1903 Badetoppin 230/1904 Balbinia Station 207/1902 Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Balfour Downs Station 658/1907 Balgooda Station 786/1899 Balla Balla Station 345/1906 Balla Balla Station 531/1907 Balla Balla Station 269/1908 Balla Balla Station 407A/1908 Balla Balla Station 62/1901 Balla Balla Station 409/1908 Ballagin Station 345/1905 Ballagin Station 536/1906 Balmaningarra Station 289/1905 Bamboo Springs Station 6/1907 Bamboo Springs Station 331A/1904 Barker Gorge Station 289/1905 Barnong Station 547/1906 Barnong Station 432/1905 Barrow Island Lock Hospital 467/1908 Batbatting Station 588/1899 Battbating Station 665/1898 Beagle Bay Mission 9308/1900 Beagle Bay Mission 86/1900 Beagle Bay Mission 52/1899 Beagle Bay Mission 284/1908 Beagle Bay Mission 24/1906 Beagle Bay Mission 500/1908 Beagle Bay Mission 22/1907 Beagle Bay Mission 602/1899 Beagle Bay Mission 376/1907 Beagle Bay Mission Unnumbered/1908 Beagle Bay Mission 409B/1908 Beagle Bay Mission 148/1903 Beagle Bay Mission 153/1904 Beagle Bay Mission 464/1906 Beagle Bay Mission 144/1898 Beagle Bay Mission 452/1908 Beagle Bay Mission 144/1898 Beagle Bay Mission 782/1899 Beagle Bay Mission 151/1904 Beagle Bay Mission 437/1908 Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Beagle Bay Mission 262/1898 Beagle Bay Mission 602/1901 Beagle Bay Mission 11/1901 Beagle Bay Mission 7/1901 Beagle Bay Mission 321/1902 Beagle Bay Mission 329/1907 Beagle Bay Mission 408A/1908 Beagle Bay Mission 107/1905 Beagle Bay Mission 778/1906 Beauharia Station (?) 46/1904 Beeringarra Station 297/1907 Belele Station 896/1908 Belele Station 760/1908 Belele Station 289/1905 Benmore 289/1905 Benmore 949/1906 Vol. I Beringarra Station 763/1908 Beringarra Station 906/1899 Beringarra Station 855/1902 Beringarra Station 1140/1906 Bernier Island Lock Hospital 987/1908 Bernier Island Lock Hospital Unnumbered/1908 Berringarra Station 373/1898 Berringarra Station 762/1908 Biarney Farm (?) 452/1898 Billabalong Station 869/1908 Billabalong Station 809/1899 Billabalong Station 876/1908 Billabalong Station 808/1899 Billabolony Station 839/1906 Binterbook Station 352/1903 Birringarr Station 514/1901 Black Range Police Station 406/1907 Bodallin Railway Station 128/1905 Bohemia Downs Station 289/1905 Bollah Station 638/1907 Bollah Station 631/1908 Bonelter Station 67/1907 Bonny Downs Station 612/1906 Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Boodarie Station 171/1899 Boodarie Station 207/1903 Boodarrie Station 60/1901 Boogardie Station 289/1905 Boolaloo Sheep Camp 284/1908 Boolandy Station 702/1898 Boolandy Station 388/1898 Boolardy Station 839/1906 Boolardy Station 876/1908 Boolardy Station 875/1908 Boolgin Station (Pearlers' Camp) 153/1904 Boolgoora Station 51/1900 Boolgooro Station 311/1900 Booligin Station 832/1908 Boologoon Station Unnumbered/1908 Boologoora Station 471/1901 Boologooroo Station 339/1908 Booloogoora Station 170/1903 Boolyin Station 491/1908 Boolyin Station 506A/1908 Bordarrie Station 41/1901 Bowes Station 178/1902 Bowes Station 106/1901 Bowes, The 36/1900 Braeside Station 26/1901 Braeside Station 381/1900 Braeside Station 171/1899 Braeside Station Unnumbered/1908 Braeside Station 264/1898 Braeside Station 307/1907 Braeside Station 75/1898 Brick House Station 12/1903 Brooding Creek Station 289/1905 Brookfield Station 808/1899 Brooking Station 904/1908 Broome Mission Station 144/1898 Broome Mission Station 52/1899 Broome Native Reserve 814/1906 Buller Down Station Unnumbered/1908 Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Bulong Police Station 461/1898 Bundarra Station 647/1902 Burbanks Police Station 459/1908 Burrimbar Station (?) 381/1900 Byro Station 500/1902 Byro Station 1132/1906 Byro Station 905/1901 Byro Station 275/1905 Byro Station 1139/1906 Byro Station 26/1907 Byro Station 946/1906 Byro Station 324/1899 Byro Station 873/1908 Byro Station 373/1898 Byro Station 802/1908 Byro Station 204/1904 Byro Station 911/1908 Cadgy Cadgy Station 648/1900 Carlo Station 546/1907 Carlton Station 289/1905 Carnot Bay Station 437/1908 Carnot Bay Station 415A/1908 Carnot Bay Station 332/1908 Carnot Bay Station 415/1908 Catabody Farm 1044/1906 Cattle Chosen 84/1901 Chatham Farm 1066/1901 Chatham Farm 37/1900 Chatham farm 75/1900 Cherebin Station 842A/1908 Cherrabun Station 739/1908 Cherrabun Station 481/1906 Chinguiarra Station 638/1899 Chirritta Station 158/1903 Chirritta Station 474/1908 Chirritta Station 380/1900 Chirritta Station 561/1906 Claremont Aborigines Mission 390/1905 Clifton Downs Station 284/1908 Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Clifton Downs Station 486/1901 Clifton Downs Station 471/1906 Clifton Downs Station Unnumbered/1908 Clifton Downs Station 363/1898 Clifton Downs Station 82/1905 Clifton Downs Station 62/1900 Clifton Downs Station 51/1900 Clifton Downs Station 200/1902 Clifton Downs Station 579/1902 Clifton Downs Station 16/1904 Coodardy Station 946/1906 Coodardy Station 702/1898 Coodardy Station 1145/1906 Coodingnoro Station 217/1902 Coogleyon Station 894/1900 Coojan Station 357/1907 Coongan Station 647/1902 Coongan Station 51/1900 Coongan Station 707/1898 Coongan Station 37/1901 Coorow Station 332/1898 Cooyapooya Station 51/1900 Cooyapooya Station 656/1906 Cooyapooya Station 162/1901 Cooyapooya Station 691/1906 Cooyapooya Station 1030/1908 Cooyapooya Station 368/1898 Cooyapooya Station Unnumbered/1908 Cooyapooya Station 75/1900 Corruna Downs Station 18/1904 Corunna Downs Station 24/1905 Corunna Downs Station 381/1900 Corunna Downs Station 366/1900 Corunna Downs Station 471/1899 Croydon Station 75/1900 Croydon Station 364/1898 Croydon Station 647/1902 Croydon Station 62/1900 Croydon Station 51/1900 Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Cygnet Bay Mission 409B/1908 Cygnet Bay Mission 452/1908 Cygnet Bay Mission 491/1908 Dairy Creek Station 259/1907 Dairy Creek Station 51/1900 Dairy Creek Station Unnumbered/1908 Dairy Creek Station 935/1899 Daisy Creek Station 312/1901 Darda Station 428/1906 De Grey Station 107/1901 De Grey Station 688/1906 De Grey Station 43/1901 De Grey Station 322/1900 De Grey Station 41/1901 De Grey Station 150/1903 De Grey Station 921/1906 De Grey Station 51/1900 De Grey Station 256/1902 De Pledge Station 567/1908 Deeside Station 15/1901 Deeside Station 289/1905 Deeside Station 261/1898 Deeside Station 332/1906 Deeside Station Unnumbered/1908 Deeside Station 178/1898 Deeside Station 64/1901 Deeside Station 566/1902 Deeside Station 558/1906 Deeside Station 51/1907 Denham River Police Station 118/1898 Denham Station 137/1901 Denham Station 289/1905 Denham Station 442/1901 Denham Station 602/1901 Disaster Bay Mission 551/1901 Disaster Bay Mission 321/1902 Disaster Bay Mission 52/1899 Disaster Bay Mission 778/1906 Disiater Bay Mission 144/1898 Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Dooraworrah Station 983/1900 Drysdale River Aboriginal Mission 409B/1908 Dural Station 488/1906 Durdarrigan Station 371/1903 Edjudina Station 905/1908 Edmund Station 347/1908 Edmund Station 349/1908 Edmund Station 337/1908 Eel Creek Station 35/1901 Eel Creek Station Unnumbered/1908 Eel Creek Station 647/1902 Ellensbrook Farm Home 778/1906 Ellensbrook Farm Home 753/1906 Ellensbrook Farm Home 562/1907 Ellensbrook Farm Home 450/1907 Ellensbrook Farm Home 117/1902 Ellensbrook Farm Home 592/1903 Ellensbrook Farm Home 1115/1906 Ellensbrook Farm Home 106/1901 Ellensbrook Farm Home 464/1906 Ellensbrook Farm Home 23/1904 Ellensbrook Farm Home 679/1906 Ellensbrook Farm Home 189/1903 Ellensbrook Farm Home 12/1903 Ellensbrook Farm Home 148/1903 Ellensbrook Farm Home 321/1902 Ellensbrook Farm Home 61/1900 Ellensbrook Farm Home 228/1903 Ellensbrook Farm Home 560/1903 Ellensbrook Farm Home 419/1903 Endinda Station 202/1902 Esperance Station 211/1902 Ethel Creek Station 895/1901 Ethel Creek Station 331A/1904 Ettrick Station (?) 39/1901 Eucla Station 65/1900 Eugedene Plains Station 464/1901 Eurilla Station 419/1903 Eyers Sand Patch Telegraph Station 65/1900 Station/Mission/Reserve File Number Fairfield Station 904/1908 Federal Downs Station 289/1905 Fields Find Police Station 217/1902 Fields Find Police Station 272/1901 Fitzroy Crossing 355/1898 Fitzroy Crossing 254/1904 Fitzroy Crossing Telegraph Station 355/1898 Fitzroy Police Station 695/1906 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 70/1905 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 15/1900 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 22/1907 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 148/1903 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 45/1904 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 7/1901 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 368/1906 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 602/1901 Fitzroy Telegraph Station 321/1902 Fitzroy
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