Balladonia to Zanus on trans access road

All good these days, anything misspelt is acceptable, even more so if it's on Wiki Camps or Google Earth, come to think of it YouTube is full of blatantly incorrect information thanks to the content creators and influencers who simply don't know 'Jack Diddly' about the place they are desperate to show their followers/viewers.
Sad really, because apathy eventually helps the changes of historic fact.

Safe travels : Joe F

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"Apathy helps change of historic fact"

And the demise of the English language. Hmm?

Point taken regarding the grammatical slip, but should I ever be involved in trying to locate an injured person or a stranded vehicle somewhere in outback Australia, grammar or punctuation won't mean 'Jack Sh1t' to me, but the correct name or position of the place where the injured person or vehicle actually are in this scenario is vital information, more so if it's a life and death situation.

We are now 25 years into this millennium, my guess is the demise of the English language started way back in time, possibly when two Englishmen from different regions first said 'good morning'.

Safe travels: Joe

Sorry to raise the matter of spelling, but with place names it becomes important if someone is searching for this topic later on.

I don't see much point in that. There are no shire maintained roads in that area.

I dont believe "Eucla to Forrest" requires any permission. For "Forrest to Mundrabilla" I did make contact with Mundrabilla Station and got their permission.

If you're coming from the East - consider Eucla to Forrest and spend a couple of days at Forrest Airport (great camping and very interesting place) then continue along the Trans Access Road to Zanthus?

All dependent on road closures that might be active and appreciating that the legalities of the Trans Access Road are murky (at best).. I did the entire length in 2022 without issue (Glendambo -> Kalgoorlie)