Dead Mans Creek (CREEK), NSW Details

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A non perennial stream rising about 6 km north by west of Jaspers Peak. It flows generally west and north-west for about 3 km into Grasstree Creek.

Dead Mans Creek (CREEK), NSW
title Dead Mans Creek (CREEK)
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state NSW
reference 16259
placename Dead Mans Creek
designation CREEK
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lga HASTINGS
description A non perennial stream rising about 6 km north by west of Jaspers Peak. It flows generally west and north-west for about 3 km into Grasstree Creek.
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