spots below..Notice the open grassy flat between the creek and the treeline of the 41 mile gully.
The flat has narrowed here . The gully joins Gogango Creek a little further down,where Gogango Creek splits and forms an anabranch.
This flat is grassed as in the photo and there is underground water on all these flats.
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IRRIGATION
There is an 8 Ha licence for irrigation water out of Gogango Creek and another 8 Ha licence out of a tributary. This is for Bourneville only.
A 224 megalitre irrigation licence from bores applies to Bourneville plus the adjoining 655 acres on *Woodlands " across the Thirsty Creek Road. There are 6 deeds in all. Splitting the land reqires splitting the water licence which makes each farmlet droughtproof but spoils the opportunity for a cattleman or farmer to make real money from irrigated Leucaena, or crops on a larger scale.
I would be open to offers for the whole 1327 acres to which the total water licence applies.
I would be open to offers for the whole 1327 acres to which the total water licence applies.
