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Barkly, Queensland

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Geography

Barkly is a vast area of 11,806 square kilometres (4,558 sq mi). This enables it to have a variety of terrains.

Much of the locality is located within the Barkly Tableland, which in this region has an (20°00′00″S 138°30′00″E / 20.0000°S 138.5°E) n elevation of around 200 metres (660 ft) above sea level.

Barkly has the following mountain ranges in the north-east of the locality:

  • Ogilvie Range (20°20′51″S 138°48′47″E / 20.3474°S 138.8130°E)
  • Pilpah Range (20°22′03″S 138°37′49″E / 20.3674°S 138.6302°E)
  • Saint Smith Range (20°32′01″S 138°39′36″E / 20.5336°S 138.6601°E)

with Mount Michael (20°48′05″S 138°04′12″E / 20.8015°S 138.0701°E) in the west near the Northern Territory border.

The locality is within the Lake Eyre drainage basin.

The land use is grazing on native vegetation.

The Barkly Highway passes through the north-east corner of the locality entering from Gunpowder and exiting to Camooweal. The Camooweal Urandangi Road enters the locality from Camooweal and exits to the south to Piturie.

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