Gairdners Creek (CREEK), NSW Details

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A watercourse about 60 km long. It rises about 10 km ESE of The Paps and flows generally N by E NE by E then E by S where it flows into Jones Lake about 100 km north-east of Broken Hill.

Gairdners Creek (CREEK), NSW
title Gairdners Creek (CREEK)
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state NSW
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placename Gairdners Creek
designation CREEK
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previous names Joes Hole Creek; Hole Creek; * Woolshed Creek; Fitzgeralds Creek
lga UNINCORPORATED
description A watercourse about 60 km long. It rises about 10 km ESE of The Paps and flows generally N by E NE by E then E by S where it flows into Jones Lake about 100 km north-east of Broken Hill.
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