Black Pup Gully (GULLY), NSW Details

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A non-perennial stream in the Blue Mountains National Park. It rises about 300m east of Medlow Gap in the Wild Dog Mountains and flows generally south east for about 2km to its confluence with Black Dog Creek about 2.3km north north east of Kelpie Hill.

Black Pup Gully (GULLY), NSW
title Black Pup Gully (GULLY)
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state NSW
reference 5958
placename Black Pup Gully
designation GULLY
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lga BLUE MOUNTAINS
description A non-perennial stream in the Blue Mountains National Park. It rises about 300m east of Medlow Gap in the Wild Dog Mountains and flows generally south east for about 2km to its confluence with Black Dog Creek about 2.3km north north east of Kelpie Hill.
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