Carwell No 4 Bore (BORE), NSW Details

Description

An artesian bore about 34 km NE by E of Mount Forster & about 22km NE by N of Merrinele State Forest.

Origin

Located on the property of Carwell.

Carwell No 4 Bore (BORE), NSW
title Carwell No 4 Bore (BORE)
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state NSW
reference 71148
placename Carwell No 4 Bore
designation BORE
geographical name
previous names
lga WARREN
description An artesian bore about 34 km NE by E of Mount Forster & about 22km NE by N of Merrinele State Forest.
meaning
origin Located on the property of Carwell.
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