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201. St George - QLD

	St George is known as the inland fishing capital of Australia. There is an annual fishing competition held for Murray Cod and Yellow belly. St. George has several service stations with 2 having 24 hour service (swipe card to operate). The Supermark
	Position: -28.0369º S 148.58º E (GDA94)   View this Populated Place

202. Staaten River, Burke Dev Road - QLD

	River Crossing
	Position: -16.5338º S 142.0566º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

203. Station Creek, Goldfields Highway - WA

	Goldfields Highway crosses over Station Creek
	Position: -28.7769º S 121.2759º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

204. Station Creek, Musgrave Strathgordon Rd - QLD

	Position: -14.7823º S 141.8865º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

205. Stoney Crossing - VIC

	While travelling the Sanford Track, you have to pass through "Stoney Crossing", which is on the Little Mullaroo Creek.
	Position: -34.0943º S 141.2122º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

206. Strzelecki Creek, Strzelecki Tk - SA

	Yaningurie Waterhole on the Stzrelecki Creek is a good spot to get off the road being 2km behind the dunes. The waterhole was not full when we were here last but we saw plenty of evidence of desert animals including corellas, crows, kangaroos and ple
	Position: -28.9439º S 140.119º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

207. Sturt Creek, Tanami Rd - WA

	Contact Billiluna for permission to do any bush camping.
	Position: -19.5612º S 127.6943º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

208. Sullivan Creek, Goldfields Highway - WA

	Goldfields Highway crosses over Sullivan Creek
	Position: -28.5281º S 121.2029º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

209. Sundown Creek - TAS

	Temma Road crosses over Sundown Creek.
	Position: -41.1177º S 144.6866º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

210. Surat - QLD

	The town of Surat, situated on the banks of the Balonne River, is the centre of the picturesque Warroo Shire, an ideal place to enjoy a little country relaxation. Its position on the Great Inland Way between Roma and St George makes it an ideal stop
	Position: -27.1529º S 149.0681º E (GDA94)   View this Populated Place

211. Symes Creek Bridge - TAS

	Bridge on the Sandy Cape Track that crosses over Symes Creek.
	Position: -41.2755º S 144.7254º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

212. Tachalbadga Creek, Bloomfield Track - QLD

	Position: -16.0269º S 145.4465º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

213. Tasman River, Climes Track - TAS

	Bridge on Climes Track crosses over the Tasman River.
	Position: -41.8361º S 145.0692º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

214. Telegraph Track - Bridge Creek - QLD

	Notoriously deep crossing also known as Nolan Brook and the last going north on the OTT before reaching the Jardine River.
	Position: -11.2071º S 142.3759º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

215. Telegraph Track - Canal Creek - QLD

	Creek crossing upstream of Twin Falls and first one going north on Telegraph Track after Northern Bypass turnoff. Several alternate crossings, some near deep holes
	Position: -11.394º S 142.405º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

216. Telegraph Track - Cannibal Creek - QLD

	Fourth crossing north of Eliot falls. Severe washouts on northern bank.
	Position: -11.333º S 142.4006º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

217. Telegraph Track - Cockatoo Creek - QLD

	Wide and rocky crossing involves a bit of a zig zag. Pleasant campsite high on south bank. Boggy but flat mix of leaves and sand for 15m when exiting southern side, then a short steep climb up an eroded clay bank.
	Position: -11.6512º S 142.4575º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

218. Telegraph Track - Cypress Creek - QLD

	Fifth crossing north of Eliot Falls. The famous log bridge. Very nasty tight right angle left turn going north about 100m past bridge.
	Position: -11.3164º S 142.3984º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

219. Telegraph Track - Gunshot Creek - QLD

	This infamous crossing has reached almost legendary status. Challenging entry on south side can be avoided by taking the track a few metres to the right. Quite a pretty little lunch spot.
	Position: -11.8119º S 142.4956º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

220. Telegraph Track - Mistake Creek - QLD

	Third crossing north of Eliot Falls. Washouts in track on south entry/exit.
	Position: -11.3492º S 142.4012º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

221. Telegraph Track - Palm Creek - QLD

	Creek crossing on the Old Telegraph Road just 3km north of Bramwell Junction. About 20m of sticky clay on the southern side, but the creek itself is less than 10m wide with a sandy bottom. Conditions as of early May 08, when the Wet ended a month ea
	Position: -12.064º S 142.552º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

222. Telegraph Track - Sam Creek - QLD

	Second crossing north of Eliot Falls.
	Position: -11.3617º S 142.4019º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

223. Telegraph Track unknown creek - QLD

	The first creek about 2km north of Bramwell and 2km south of Palm Ck
	Position: -12.0806º S 142.5557º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

224. Tewantin Vehicular Ferry - QLD

	The Tewantin ferry shuttles people and vehicles back and forth across the mangrove and tea-tree lined Noosa River during its operating hours. Normally the wait is only a few minutes, and once off the ferry, it is a short drive to the beach.
	Position: -26.3737º S 153.0382º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing

225. The fun begins - don't roll entering river - VIC

	Position: -37.2578º S 146.911º E (GDA94)   View this River Crossing