The Narloo Rangeland Adventure pamphlet is part of the Code Off Road series.  The information has been developed to ensure we have a healthy and sustainable Outback that continues to welcome all of us to visit into the future.

An upsurge of visitation to our rangelands has highlighted a porosity of mapping that displays all the information in one map needed to help travellers ensure they do not inadvertently enter nearby pastoral leases and potentially interfere with Station management or endanger themselves if they run into unexpected difficulties.  Following the “Gathering of the Clans, Easter at Narloo” adventure (Western 4W Driver 114th Edition 2021, pp.79-83), Track Care WA Inc undertook to provide guidance and mapping intending to assist overlanding travellers wanting to visit the former Narloo Station, which incorporates the ex Narloo, ex Yuin and ex Twin Peaks southern rangeland parcels.

The brochure map is an inset of a free wall size map of Western Australia that shows pastoral lease boundaries and other interesting tenure information.  The inset map shares the same colours and layout as the wall size version with an added decimal degree graticule to facilitate establishing your location on paper using coordinates from your favourite GPS device. Visit https://www.outbackwa.org.au/blog_wa_map to download your copy, which can be printed at your favourite print shop.

Track Care WA would like to acknowledge the assistance and suggestions needed to make this educational pamphlet, that was provided by the Yuin Station owners (Foulkes-Taylor family) and the support of the Partnership For The Outback.

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