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Outback Road Names South East Sheet 4 RACK PLAN 768 Outback Road Names NOTE: ALL OUTBACK ROAD TYPES ARE ! . .! ROAD UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED GORGE NORTH FLINDERS . A . ! PARACHILN !. ! Sheet 2 adjoins 17033 17000 .! $1 $1 Alpana$1 Wirrealpa T M Nilpena Parachilna Mount Falkland E A Bosworth A WNS Woomera A 1 DO D Y N T ME E 8 R FRO A R C P W 0 01 I 0 Mt Falkland Wyambana Outstation 0 E 180 T F 3 A W Motpena $1 O 3 T 0 E P I 0 0 L Oratunga $1 R WOOMERA H H 5 M 7 Gum Creek $1 N M 1 I Arcoona $1 1 N R G 1 E G Y I H 1 Quinyambie 0 7 L D E Wertaloona $1 I 7 E H O 0 G Gum Creek A Fowlers 0 0 E O S 5 Motpena U 1 H 4 .! ! R . L Commodore 7 Frome Downs W The Pines Station Station 1 T 2 $1 $1 W A S P Frome Downs 0 $1 B V R A A 0 A A E A Y Lake Tinko Station 1 O R Y L C 7 A O O HIN L 0 . C K D ! RA N 4 E B O S O 5 GE RA 8 A R 4 Y H T GO PA Wirrealpa M 0 .! RIN IG U Yeltacowie M 7 120 1 NA D A 1 17 705 E O !. H 0 H R $1 4 W S 1 W T $1 C IR OL . ! 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