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196-31280 viewsWittenoom Gorge, Gorge Mine area, asbestos mining remains, view of the remains of the demolished buildings which formed the mill here, looking north east towards the power station.
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204-08279 viewsYampire Gorge, road out of the mining area with warning sign, Toyota HJ75 Landcruiser ute, PH 5090.
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195-31278 viewsWittenoom, West Gorge, Australian Blue Asbestos or ABA Colonial Mine, sealed up underground drive adit or entry no. 30, shows area where seams have been cut out from the rock face.
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196-18278 viewsWittenoom Gorge, view from Joffre Creek looking at the power station generator hall, the Gorge Mine is located further up Wittenoom Gorge to the right towards Karijini National Park.
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196-29278 viewsWittenoom Gorge, Gorge Mine area, asbestos mining remains, view of demolished building with railway tracks and pit in concrete floor, locomotive workshops.
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196-19277 viewsWittenoom Gorge, Gorge Mine area, asbestos mining remains, ore waggon turntable track segment.
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197-14277 viewsWittenoom, Colonial Mine, asbestos mining remains, Mancha battery locomotive #4 looking north west, demolished workshops and office on the left, mine adit doors visible, compressor building in the distance.
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198-12277 viewsWittenoom Gorge, Crossing Pool.
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204-02277 viewsYampire Gorge, remains of asbestos mining, view across creek to sealed up drive entry No. 7.
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195-19276 viewsWittenoom Gorge, view of the former market garden area and house remains, viewed from the cat walk on the western wall of the gorge.
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140517-4314275 viewsEginbah Siding area, of the Marble Bar railway, former locomotive watering stop alongside the Talga River (closed in 1951), view from the tanks down to the Talga River. Location here.
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195-07275 viewsWittenoom, Bee Gorge, view from top of cat walk looking south towards Karijini National Park.
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194-31274 viewsYandi campsite for Henry Walker operated iron ore mine owned and managed by BHP, view of camp are from man cage on Kato 50 tonne hydraulic crane.
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197-17274 viewsWittenoom, Colonial Mine, asbestos mining remains, view looking across the drivers seat of Mancha battery locomotive #4 down the gorge towards Joffre Creek with the workshops building in the distance and some air under the dump track.
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204-01274 viewsYampire Gorge, remains of asbestos mining, view across creek to sealed up drive entry No. 7.
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204-05274 viewsYampire Gorge, remains of asbestos mining, how foundations were made, buried 44 gallon drums filled with rock.
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140517-4326273 viewsEginbah Siding area, of the Marble Bar railway, former locomotive watering stop alongside the Talga River (closed in 1951), view of one of the pools water was drawn from, view looking north from the alignment over the river. Location here.
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160101 9761273 viewsWittenoom Gorge, Joffre Creek, Fourth Crossing Pool view of the western wall gorge, via Bolitho Road. Geodata: -22.2804483 118.3212850
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197-27272 viewsWittenoom, Colonial Mine, battery module No.1, shows a slotted drop type hinge arrangement, headlight, English Electric hauler with Dick Kerr DB1 control stand, drivers position and coupling pocket, demolished underground offices and lamp room in the background
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204-06272 viewsYampire Gorge, road out of the mining area with warning sign, Toyota HJ75 Landcruiser ute, PH 5090.
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