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Shown in red on the
adjacent map are a series of roads which link the two townships of the
Corner Country with the single most significant structure in the region,
the wild dog fence, and the point where three Australian states meet,
Cameron Corner.
The route extends from
Milparinka westward along the Hawker Gate Road to an intersection about
10 km west of Yandama Station. The junction is well signposted.
The road to Cameron Corner passes through station country until it connects with the road running westward from Tibooburra through Sturt
National Park. This road is maintained by the RTA, but 4WD is
recommended, although not essential.
The Hawker Gate Road is
so named as it was the early route taken by miners and
cameleers as they crossed
the desert from South Australia to the goldfields. Hawker Gate is
located in the Wild Dog Fence, is the
largest single structure in the world and extends for some 5000 km.
Traffic cannot pass through the gate into South Australia.
Points of interest along
this route include:
For accommodation options
along the Hawker Gate Road are:
Milparinka ( Albert Hotel)
Theldarpa Station
bush camping
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