
4563-4 Turkey Creek 1:50k Topographic Map
4563-4 Turkey Creek — 1:50,000 Topographic Map
The 4563-4 Turkey Creek 1:50,000 topographic sheet provides accurate, high-clarity mapping across a rugged inland region defined by steep hills, broken ridgelines, narrow creek valleys, dissected slopes, rocky uplands and pastoral landscapes. Produced under Australia’s national 1:50k mapping program, this sheet delivers the essential geographic precision relied upon by emergency services, environmental specialists, surveyors, engineers, land managers and experienced outback travellers.
Contours, hydrology, vegetation, cultural features and access routes follow Australia’s standardised topographic symbology, ensuring consistent interpretation for planning, operational tasks and field navigation.
🗺️ Map Content & Features
At 1:50,000 scale — 1 cm = 500 m, the Turkey Creek sheet includes:
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Contours & Elevation: steep hills, rugged ridges, dissected slopes, plains, rock outcrops and spot heights
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Hydrology: Turkey Creek system, tributaries, narrow channels, ephemeral watercourses and floodout zones
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Transport & Access: unsealed roads, pastoral tracks, rugged 4WD routes and remote station trails
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Cultural & Built Features: homesteads, yards, tanks, windmills, outstations, survey marks and named features
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Vegetation & Land Cover: sparse woodland, rangeland scrub, open grassland, rocky terrain and stony uplands
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Administrative & Grid Framework: boundaries, coordinate grids and national mapping standards
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Designed for rugged landscapes: supports technical navigation, environmental assessment and operational planning
🧭 Who Uses This Map?
The Turkey Creek 1:50k sheet is utilised by:
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Emergency services & SES — rugged-access evaluations, route planning, hazard identification
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Environmental consultants & scientists — geomorphology, hydrology, habitat and vegetation mapping
-
Surveyors & civil engineers — terrain modelling, feasibility studies, corridor assessment
-
Pastoral operators & land managers — infrastructure checks, muster planning, boundary review
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Recreational users — 4WD adventurers, hikers, remote travellers and navigation trainees
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Researchers & educators — upland environmental studies, arid-zone landscape science
💧 Field-Ready Print Options
✅ Waterproof & Tear-proof Tyvek®
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Printed on genuine DuPont™ Tyvek®
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Fully waterproof, tear-resistant and UV-stable
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Foldable like paper — ideal for rugged, steep and remote environments
✅ Laminated Edition
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Encapsulated in 2 × 80-micron gloss laminate
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Write-on / wipe-clean functionality with whiteboard markers
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Compatible with Mapworld map dots
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Extremely durable — resists heat, dust, moisture and heavy field handling
📄 Standard Paper Edition
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High-resolution print
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Suitable for planning, documentation, office reference and archival storage
📐 Map Details
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | 4563-4 Turkey Creek |
| Series | Australia 1:50,000 Topographic Series |
| Scale | 1:50,000 (1 cm = 500 m) |
| Coverage | Turkey Creek region — hills, ridges, valleys, ephemeral drainage & pastoral lands |
| Coordinates | Geographical & UTM |
| Datum | AGD66; later editions WGS84; AHD elevations |
| Projection | Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) |
| Currency | Maps published 1968–2006 |
| Sheet Size | 600 mm (width) × 710 mm (height) |
| Material Options | Paper • Laminated • Tyvek® |
| Printed In | Australia |
🛒 Ordering & Options
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Folded paper edition — portable, economical and convenient
-
Waterproof Tyvek® edition — ideal for rugged, elevated and remote terrain
-
Laminated edition — write-on/wipe-clean, perfect for operational planning and field training
🎯 Summary
The 4563-4 Turkey Creek — 1:50,000 Topographic Map provides essential mid-scale mapping across a rugged inland landscape shaped by steep hills, dissected ridges and the Turkey Creek drainage network. With detailed contours, hydrology, vegetation patterns and robust print options, this sheet is indispensable for emergency responders, surveyors, environmental specialists, land managers and serious outback travellers.
Work clearly.
Plan confidently.
Navigate precisely.
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Description
4563-4 Turkey Creek — 1:50,000 Topographic Map
The 4563-4 Turkey Creek 1:50,000 topographic sheet provides accurate, high-clarity mapping across a rugged inland region defined by steep hills, broken ridgelines, narrow creek valleys, dissected slopes, rocky uplands and pastoral landscapes. Produced under Australia’s national 1:50k mapping program, this sheet delivers the essential geographic precision relied upon by emergency services, environmental specialists, surveyors, engineers, land managers and experienced outback travellers.
Contours, hydrology, vegetation, cultural features and access routes follow Australia’s standardised topographic symbology, ensuring consistent interpretation for planning, operational tasks and field navigation.
🗺️ Map Content & Features
At 1:50,000 scale — 1 cm = 500 m, the Turkey Creek sheet includes:
-
Contours & Elevation: steep hills, rugged ridges, dissected slopes, plains, rock outcrops and spot heights
-
Hydrology: Turkey Creek system, tributaries, narrow channels, ephemeral watercourses and floodout zones
-
Transport & Access: unsealed roads, pastoral tracks, rugged 4WD routes and remote station trails
-
Cultural & Built Features: homesteads, yards, tanks, windmills, outstations, survey marks and named features
-
Vegetation & Land Cover: sparse woodland, rangeland scrub, open grassland, rocky terrain and stony uplands
-
Administrative & Grid Framework: boundaries, coordinate grids and national mapping standards
-
Designed for rugged landscapes: supports technical navigation, environmental assessment and operational planning
🧭 Who Uses This Map?
The Turkey Creek 1:50k sheet is utilised by:
-
Emergency services & SES — rugged-access evaluations, route planning, hazard identification
-
Environmental consultants & scientists — geomorphology, hydrology, habitat and vegetation mapping
-
Surveyors & civil engineers — terrain modelling, feasibility studies, corridor assessment
-
Pastoral operators & land managers — infrastructure checks, muster planning, boundary review
-
Recreational users — 4WD adventurers, hikers, remote travellers and navigation trainees
-
Researchers & educators — upland environmental studies, arid-zone landscape science
💧 Field-Ready Print Options
✅ Waterproof & Tear-proof Tyvek®
-
Printed on genuine DuPont™ Tyvek®
-
Fully waterproof, tear-resistant and UV-stable
-
Foldable like paper — ideal for rugged, steep and remote environments
✅ Laminated Edition
-
Encapsulated in 2 × 80-micron gloss laminate
-
Write-on / wipe-clean functionality with whiteboard markers
-
Compatible with Mapworld map dots
-
Extremely durable — resists heat, dust, moisture and heavy field handling
📄 Standard Paper Edition
-
High-resolution print
-
Suitable for planning, documentation, office reference and archival storage
📐 Map Details
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | 4563-4 Turkey Creek |
| Series | Australia 1:50,000 Topographic Series |
| Scale | 1:50,000 (1 cm = 500 m) |
| Coverage | Turkey Creek region — hills, ridges, valleys, ephemeral drainage & pastoral lands |
| Coordinates | Geographical & UTM |
| Datum | AGD66; later editions WGS84; AHD elevations |
| Projection | Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) |
| Currency | Maps published 1968–2006 |
| Sheet Size | 600 mm (width) × 710 mm (height) |
| Material Options | Paper • Laminated • Tyvek® |
| Printed In | Australia |
🛒 Ordering & Options
-
Folded paper edition — portable, economical and convenient
-
Waterproof Tyvek® edition — ideal for rugged, elevated and remote terrain
-
Laminated edition — write-on/wipe-clean, perfect for operational planning and field training
🎯 Summary
The 4563-4 Turkey Creek — 1:50,000 Topographic Map provides essential mid-scale mapping across a rugged inland landscape shaped by steep hills, dissected ridges and the Turkey Creek drainage network. With detailed contours, hydrology, vegetation patterns and robust print options, this sheet is indispensable for emergency responders, surveyors, environmental specialists, land managers and serious outback travellers.
Work clearly.
Plan confidently.
Navigate precisely.











