King George Gully (CREEK), NSW Details

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A heavily eroded watercourse about 5 km long that rises at Bloomhill and flows generally NNE into the Fish River about 3km NW of the locality of OConnell.

King George Gully (CREEK), NSW
title King George Gully (CREEK)
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state NSW
reference 71608
placename King George Gully
designation CREEK
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lga OBERON
description A heavily eroded watercourse about 5 km long that rises at Bloomhill and flows generally NNE into the Fish River about 3km NW of the locality of OConnell.
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