Hell Hole Creek (CREEK), NSW Details

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Non perennial stream rising in the Moonbi Range 4 km north west of Kent Trigonometrical Station and flowing generally east of north to its confluence with the Macdonald River 3.6 km east of Comara Trigonometrical Station.

Hell Hole Creek (CREEK), NSW
title Hell Hole Creek (CREEK)
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state NSW
reference 23480
placename Hell Hole Creek
designation CREEK
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lga TAMWORTH REGIONAL
description Non perennial stream rising in the Moonbi Range 4 km north west of Kent Trigonometrical Station and flowing generally east of north to its confluence with the Macdonald River 3.6 km east of Comara Trigonometrical Station.
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