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David Carnegie Rd & Forrest's Camp 59 Access - WA 

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PlaceID76893
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Latitude25.74076º S 25º 44' 26.74" S
Longitude124.1694º E 124º 10' 9.88" E
Altitude494m
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From Warburton, 244.51kms W (376kms, 8hrs 7mins driving) Driving Directions
From Laverton, 365.16kms NE (485kms, 9hrs 40mins driving) Driving Directions
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Forrest's Camp 59 - WA [1.51km]  
Camp Free Point of Interest
John Forrest’s Camp 59, (the site of his 59th camp from Geraldton, whilst on his 1874 expedition to the overland telegraph line), it is located at the southern end of a plateau area and is only 4.
Windich Rock Hole - WA [4.91km]  
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Windich Rock Hole is located 1.6Km walk away from John Forrest's Camp 59 just off the David Carnegie Road.

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Carnegie at 15:00 08 Nov WST
Distance from David Carnegie Rd & Forrest's Camp 59 Access 119.65km W
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Carnegie
Distance from David Carnegie Rd & Forrest's Camp 59 Access 119.65km W
 JanFebMarAprMayJun JulAugSepOctNovDec
Mean Max. °C 38.336.833.829.8 25.221.121.123.6 28.632.535.437.2
Mean Min. °C 23.322.820.016.1 10.97.05.77.3 11.816.219.322.1
Mean Rain mm 28.853.132.722.1 16.715.012.57.6 3.54.811.023.8

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 Trek Notes

David Carnegie Road David Carnegie Road
The David Carnegie Rd is a little travelled track between the Great Central Rd and the Gunbarrel Hwy. It is a spectacular piece of country with rocky outcrops, spinifex plains and breakaways and in parts challenging 4WDing with deep ruts and washaways. [Feature Story]

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