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Abandoned infrastructure at an old gold mine

Visitor outside a tiny miners hut in the Chinese Settlement

A tiny miners hut in the Chinese Settlement

Visitor walking to a tiny miners hut in the Chinese Settlement

Brahman cow and calf at the side of a road

Rotting timber piles are all that remains of a jetty at Lipson Cove built in 1882

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Deserted mines cottages in a ghost town

Deserted mines cottages in a ghost town. Gwalia was a gold-mining town. Underground mining began in 1897 at the Sons of Gwalia mine that became the largest and deepest in Australia. The mine closed in 1963 and the population disappeared almost overnight. Gwalia, near Leonora, Goldfields region, Great Victorian Desert, Western Australia

The Elvis Wall of Fame and replica ‘Graceland gates in Kelly Reserve

Yards at the Central West Livestock Exchange

Yarded sheep awaiting sale at the Central West Livestock Exchange

Central West Livestock Exchange built 2006-2012

Morphetts Engine House Museum 1876 on the left and Morphetts winding

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Morphetts Engine House Museum 1876 on the left and Morphetts winding

Morphett's Engine House Museum 1876 on the left and Morphett's winding house 1861 on the right. two of the buildings in the Burra Mines Historic Site encompassing the site and remnant structures of the original copper mine that earned its name Monster Mine by producing about 50 thousand tonnes of copper from 1845 to 1877. Burra, mid north South Australia, Australia

St Josephs Catholic Church built in 1874

Tree-lined Burra Creek with its stone footbridge

Verandah of the Paxton Square Cottages built in the 1850s for miners and their families

Paxton Square Cottages built in the 1850s for miners and their families

A relic of Iron Knobs mining history greeting visitors entering the town

Iron Knob visitors centre in the town that is the birthplace of Australia's

Whyalla steelworks from Hummock Hill Lookout

Sign in Dales Gorge advising that blue asbestos is present in some of the gorges

Cottage built around 1880 of pine with burnt lime and sand pug between

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Iron Knob visitors centre in the town that is the birthplace of Australia's

Iron Knob visitors centre in the town that is the birthplace of Australia's steel industry and the centre houses a museum that celebrates the mines, miners and mineral and organises mine tours. Iron Knob Mine was the first commercial iron ore mine in Australia in 1880; mining ceased in 1998 but was started up gain in 2014. North of Whyalla, South Australia, Australia

Cobar visitors centre built around 1910 as the administration building for

Sculpture of a mine worker in the copper town Cobar founded in the 18870s

A dam in the Tirari Desert replenished by water gushing from the Great Artesian Basin

A dam in the Tirari Desert drawing water from the Great Artesian Basin

An abandoned shaft for the Mountain of Light copper mine

Remnants of the Mountain of Light copper mine

Ruins of a cottage and an abandoned vehicle in Silverton