Corner country

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Corner Country

Follow the Cobb & Co and Charles Sturt routes from Broken Hill, where the bitumen gives way to dirt as it heads deeper into outback NSW. Discover old towns like Milparinka and Tibooburra,

Corner Country

Section: Treks

North of Broken Hill the bitumen gives way to dirt. Here you'll find Mootwingee NP, the opal-mining town of White Cliffs, one-pub towns like Milparinka,

Pat Callinan's Corner Country

Section: Shop

A whole lot more than just a junction of states – this is pure outback. Visit Haddon Corner, Cordillo Downs, the Dig Tree, Innamincka, Strezlecki Track and Cameron Corner.

Haddon Corner

Section: Places

Haddon Corner is the north-eastern corner of the state of South Australia, where it meets with the border of Queensland. It was first surveyed by John Carruthers, Lawrence Allen Wells,

Member - Gary C3

We leave on our first tip to the corner country on Saturday hope to make White Cliffs Saturday night has anyone any info on road condittions Iwill ring the store Tomorrow but any reasent info could be handy on conditions from White Cliffs to the Corner ,Tibberburra,to Birdsville we have to well equiped 4x4s

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Reply By: lancie49 - Thursday, Aug 16, 2012 at 22:34

Thursday, Aug 16, 2012 at 22:34

We got back last weekend from a similar trip.
Tibooburra > Cameron Corner, corrugated but still a good drive
CC > Noccundra, roads recently repaired but sharp rocks, we slashed a tyre
Noccundra > Thargomindah, Good roads all the way
Thargo > Innamincka, Good roads all the way
Innamincka > Arrabury > Cordillo Downs > Birdsville, Corrugations, ruts and rough dry creek crossings made this the best part of the trip in my eyes. An amazing drive in incredible country.

We did it from Melbourne in an 05 Pajero towing a homebuilt Teardrop camper on it's first trip.

I wanna go baaaaccckkkk...........

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Reply By: Sigmund - Friday, Aug 17, 2012 at 08:54

Friday, Aug 17, 2012 at 08:54

Just be aware that conditions can change and roads closed over a short timeframe.

There's an info line for NSW road conditions (the RTA map is not much use) and a website for SA. See 'Road Conditions' links on this website.

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