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	Flinders Ranges Council area Secrets
		The Flinders Ranges Council covers an area of 4,198Sq km’s and is situated in South Australia’s fabulous photogenic Flinders Ranges.
		It is the northern most council in the Flinders Ranges and the area has much to offer the traveller.
		It also contains the greatest Secrets of the Flinders Ranges, some of which are almost unknown to many of the locals and travellers alike.
	travel.flindersranges-secrets.com /frc_area/frc_area.htm (1004 words)

	Flinders Ranges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Flinders Ranges is one of Australia's most beautiful range, perfect for nature lovers, bushwalkers and adventurers.
		The middle of Flinders Ranges has the Wilpene Pound Range, which is the shape of a basin surrounded with jagged sandstone ridges.
		Mount Franklin is on the northern border of Flinders Ranges.
	teachit.acreekps.vic.edu.au /cyberfair2002/FlindersRanges.htm (249 words)

	Flinders Ranges Photo Gallery
		On the world-wide scene the Ranges are perhaps most important because of the Ediacara Fauna: a group of fossilized plants and animals dating a little before the great explosion of complex life during the Cambrian Period.
		The southern Flinders are in farming land while the northern ranges are five hundred kilometres toward the dry centre of Australia.
		St Mary's Peak on the Wilpena Pound range, at 1170m, is the highest in the Flinders Ranges and the highest in southern South Australia.
	au.geocities.com /flindersgallery (920 words)

	The Flinders Ranges Council - Home Page
		The Flinders Ranges Council covers an area from Mount Brown Creek in the South to Arkaba in the North a distance in excess of 100 kilometres.
		It takes in the western side of the Flinders Ranges to near Carrieton and Cradock in the East a distance of approximately 45 kilometres.
		In total it is 4,198 square kilometres of the magical Flinders Ranges.
	www.flindersrangescouncil.sa.gov.au (94 words)

	With Brian and Ryan through the Flinders Ranges - South Australia - Australia
		The ancient rocks of the Flinders Ranges, on the edge of the Outback, are frequently on itineraries of tourists in South Australia.
		Sheep have not vanished completely from the Flinders Range as shown by the Arkaba station where about 7,000 of them live; the land is dotted with ruined outposts of the cowboys who once rounded up sheep here.
		The Flinders Ranges are one of the few places in Australia where several species of the marsupial can be seen together: red kangeroos, western greys and the so-called euros.
	www.smh.com.au /news/south-australia/with-brian-and-ryan-through-the-flinders-ranges/2006/08/08/1154802862081.html (937 words)

	Visit the Flinders Ranges and The Outback of SA. The Flinders Ranges and Outback region of South Australia includes ...
		Visit the Flinders Ranges and The Outback of SA There is something very Australian about the Flinders Ranges and the outback of South Australia.
		Although the Flinders Ranges seem a million miles away, the southern areas of the Flinders Ranges start only 220kms out of Adelaide and the famous Wilpena Pound is 449 kms and just five hours driving.
		Some station owners in the Flinders and the Outback allow camping on their properties for a fee but it is essential to check with the owner before setting up camp.
	www.breakloose.com.au /html/adventure_articles/regional/sa/flinders_rangers.php (1945 words)

	Flinders Ranges National Park - Natural Attractions
		The mammals of the Flinders Ranges have adapted to climatic extremes.
		Due to the establishment of permanent waterholes for stock and the removal of Dingos from the Flinders Ranges, the Red Kangaroo, Western Grey Kangaroo and Euro have all increased their range and population.
		Visitors to the Flinders may observe forest and woodland species with birds from mallee, spinifex, saltbush and bluebush communities in close or overlapping ranges.
	www.parks.sa.gov.au /flinders_ranges/natural/index.htm (1327 words)

	Flinders Ranges & Outback, South Australia
		The Flinders Ranges is nature on a grand scale.
		Though the Ranges seem a million miles from the city life, on the map the southern areas of the Flinders Ranges begin only 220kms out of Adelaide.
		The winter and early spring rains are the source of the wildflower season across the Flinders Ranges and Desert Parks.
	www.flindersoutback.com /welcome_to_the_flinders_ranges_and_outback (714 words)

	Flinders Ranges South Australia, Information, hotel, climate,rainfall
		The Flinders Ranges is a Mountain range which sharply rises from the landscape and stretches from the north of Adelaide 400 km into the outback.
		The Flinders Ranges date back as far as one billion years and are a magnet for geologists and palaeontologists keen to uncover the hidden fossils that may hold the key to our evolution.
		The Flinders Ranges are a popular haunt for artists, poets and authors as their seasonal changes are magnificent.
	www.auinfo.com /Flinders-Ranges-South-Australia.html (363 words)

	Destination Flinders Ranges & Outback
		The Flinders Ranges and Outback equals beauty on a massive scale and mateship in the smallest pubs.
		You'll find ancient ranges steeped in Aboriginal legend, bird-filled lakes in the middle of the desert and pretty Flinders Ranges towns celebrating the history of heroic pioneers who opened up the continent with the Overland Telegraph and the Old Ghan railway.
		There are great attractions and experiences in the southern, central and northern regions of the Flinders Ranges, so take the time to discover them all on your journey north.
	www.about-australia.com /south-australia/flinders-ranges-outback/articles/destination-flinders-ranges-outback (1172 words)

	Biodiversity - Ecological Communities - A Biological Survey of the Flinders Ranges
		In 1998 the survey was extended to cover the whole of the Flinders Ranges using funding provided from the State Government's matching contributions to the Federal Natural Heritage Funding program.
		The Flinders Ranges Biological Survey provided considerable new information on the distribution and abundance of the vegetation communities, plant and animal species of this important area of South Australia.
		A full report of 'A Biological Survey Of The Flinders Ranges, South Australia' is available as an Acrobat PDF file.
	www.environment.sa.gov.au /biodiversity/flinders_ranges.html (648 words)

	Flinders Ranges
		The Flinders Ranges abounds with wildlife from wedge-tailed eagles and emus to colourful parrots, and kangaroos,which are all indigenous to this this area.
		It should be remembered that much of the land in the Flinders Ranges is privately- owned and that therefore permission should be sought from the owners before beginning.
		Temperatures vary with the topography - on the coast, the range tends to be higher than on the region's eastern boundaries which border plains country.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/southaustralia/flindersranges.asp (945 words)

	Historical Introduction - Painters of the Flinders Ranges
		The first artist of the Flinders Ranges was William Westall who sketched the then un-named Flinders Ranges in 1802 from Matthew Flinders ‘Investigator’ in the adjacent Spencer Gulf.
		Heysen was enthralled, describing the Flinders Ranges as “the bones of nature laid bare”.
		Heysen was the first to sketch and paint the Flinders Ranges for their artistic merit, recognising them as subjects of commercial worth.
	www.flinderspainters.org.au /historical.shtml (358 words)

	The Flinders Ranges
		The Flinders Ranges, named by Governor Gawler after Matthew Flinders, cover an area from Crystal Brook in the south, via Alligator Gorge and Wilpena Pound, to Mount Hopeless in the north.
		The Flinders Ranges appeal to people of all ages and occupations, be they geologists, historians, painters, bushwalkers, opera lovers, botanists or photographers.
		The first mineral discovered and mined in the Flinders Ranges though, was not copper or gold, but the famous ochre from the Parachilna area.
	www.southaustralianhistory.com.au /flinders.htm (594 words)

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		This is normally the much envied result of having lived in this beautiful outback Flinders Ranges town and district for most of our lives.
		All of this is within a short drive of Wilpena Pound and The Flinders Ranges National Park.
		Excellent Flinders Ranges retail business and real estate now for sale, situated in Quorn it has just come on market.
	www.flindersranges-secrets.com (881 words)

	Flinders Ranges @ ExplorOz
		The Flinders encompasses both the southern areas around Quorn, Cradock and Hawker, the Flinders Ranges National Park, areas further north up to and including the Gammon Ranges National Park (called the Northern Flinders), Arkaroola and beyond to finally meet up with the Strzelecki Track.
		The Flinders is popular with campers with a range of locations to choose from depending on your level of required amenities.
		Wildlife in the Flinders is also abundant with emus, wedgetail eagles, red and grey kangaroos, blue tongue lizards, snakes and all sorts of reptiles.
	www.exploroz.com /Regions/Flinders.asp (1300 words)

	Flinders Ranges - Australia - Mark Moxon, Travel Writer
		It was a shame to leave World's End behind, but I had plans for some serious bushwalking in the Flinders Ranges to the north, after some hearty recommendations from Dave and Karen.
		They're no longer mined, but they're quite a sight: the mining was opencast, and they look like huge craters that are now half full of water, with old buildings dotted around in a kind of mining ghost town.
		It was interesting, and a good stop on the way to the Flinders ranges.
	www.moxon.net /australia/flinders_ranges.html (863 words)

	Two Day - 4WD Flinders Ranges Explorer
		The only thing better than visiting the Flinders Ranges is exploring the region in the 4WD luxury with your own personal escort.
		As you drive along the narrow coastal plain heading into the arid North, the legendary lilac haze of the Flinders Ranges looms ever larger.
		The countryside slowly changes as you approach Adelaide, but the memory of the raw majesty that is the Flinders will remain with you.
	www.xs4all.nl /~aobt/siteabori/2day_flinders_ranges_ex_01.htm (230 words)

	FLINDERS RANGES
		FLINDERS RANGES ACCOMMODATION : Flinders Ranges Apartments :
		The Flinders Ranges link the Gulf St Vincent to the Outback of South Australia.
		Quorn is to the south of the Flinders Ranges and can be reached from many of the routes leading north from the Yorke Peninsula.
	www.australianexplorer.com /flinders_ranges.htm (524 words)

	Port Augusta Hotels, Accommodation and Cruises near the Flinders Ranges
		Port Augusta Hotels, Accommodation and Cruises near the Flinders Ranges
		The Hotel Augusta is a landmark Hotel complex located on the waterfront in Port Augusta, near the Flinders Ranges.
		Now visitors can enjoy quality 4 star accommodation, a quiet drink or meal in stylish surrounds on the water front, at the foot of the manificent Flinders Ranges.
	www.hotelaugusta.com.au (104 words)

	South Australian Flinders Ranges holidays, travel, tours and vacations
		About 400 km long, the Flinders Ranges are one of the few elevated land masses of any note in the state.
		Like the McDonnell Ranges in the Northern Teritory, the Flinders offer rugged and spectacular scenery best seen in the changing light of daybreak and sunset when the range colours come alive.
		Wilpena Pound is a large natural basin behind rock cliffs up to 500 metres high, covering approximately 80 sq km.
	www.austtravel.com.au /sa_flinders_range.htm (427 words)

	South Australian holidays, travel and tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Covering more than 80 per cent of the state, it's a region of great diversity: from the pink parallel dunes of the Simpson Desert down to Mount Remarkable Wines and gulf cruises in the south.
		You'll find ancient ranges steeped in Aboriginal legend, bird-filled lakes in the middle of the desert and pretty Flinders Ranges towns celebrating the history of heroic pioneers who opened up the continent with the Overland Telegraph and the Old Ghan railway.
		The Flinders Ranges and Outback Visitor Guide is your official guide to the region.
	www.southaustralia.com /product.asp?product_id=9002738 (1002 words)

	unknownsa - flinders ranges feature image home - page 1 of 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		south australian landscape photographs, flinders ranges national park, gammon ranges / vulkathunha national park, mount remarkable national park, wilpena pound
		these are the unknownsa flinders ranges feature image pages (in development)
		unknownsa - flinders ranges feature image page 1 (home) / page 2 / page 3 / page 4 / info
	homepages.picknowl.com.au /unknownsa/flinders (175 words)

	South Australia - Flinders Ranges 4wd Discovery - Goway Travel Experiences
		The Flinders Ranges are home to a vast number of native animals and birds.
		The day is spent exploring the different terrain of the ranges.
		Travel through the historic townships of the Flinders Ranges on the way back to Adelaide.
	www.goway.com /downunder/australia/saus/saus_flinders_4wd.html (191 words)

	Adelaide
		An Outback Adventure commencing with viewing the eastern alignment of the ancient geological beauty of the Flinders Rangers.
		The vastness of this changing country, the closeness and clarify of the stars, the memories of the life and spirituality of the indigenous people and the experiences of the explorers will make this journey unforgettable.
		From Alligator Gorge we call into the Quorn "The Gateway to the Flinders", which because of its natural beauty and climate has become a popular site for a number of Australian films.
	www.wedgetailstours.com.au /flinders1.htm (420 words)

	Flinders Ranges & The Outback - Resorts & Accommodation - South Australia \| Travelzone.com.au (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Flinders Ranges & The Outback - Resorts & Accommodation - South Australia
		Flinders Ranges & The Outback - Resorts & Accommodation - South Australia
		The Arkaroola Resort and Wildlife Sanctuary is a 610 square kilometre property of spectacular rugged mountains in South Australia's remote 'Outback' which offers a unique range of nature and science based tours and activities.
	www.travelzone.com.au /accommodation/sa/flinders-ranges-the-outback (354 words)

	YouTube - Southern Flinders Range
		Flinders Ranges (1) in South Australia by pepthing
		Flinders Ranges (2) in South Australia by pepthing
		Flinders Ranges (3) in South Australia by pepthing
	youtube.com /?v=3zUwhJeaMKU (82 words)

	4 Day Flinders Ranges Tour Australia \| Qantas Vacations
		Depart Adelaide and travel north to the wine districts of the Clare Valley and the historic mid-north.
		From here it is time to continue inland and head towards the Flinders Ranges, as they loom in the distance.
		The Flinders Ranges are home to a vast number of native animals and birds, which abound among the gum trees and on the steep, ragged slopes of the gorges.
	www.qantasvacations.com /flinders-ranges.htm (314 words)

	Flinders Ranges of South Australia - Cradock, Hawker, Quorn
		Flinders Ranges of South Australia - Cradock, Hawker, Quorn
		For more information on the Flinders Ranges and the towns of
		VISIT: Flinders Ranges Visitor Information Centre, 3 Seventh Street, Quorn, South Australia, 5433.
	www.flindersranges.com (63 words)

	Flinders Ranges & Outback South Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Get your FREE Flinders and Outback Vistor Guide
		Take a journey into South Australia’s vast and beautiful Flinders Ranges and Outback.
		You’ll find welcoming towns, natural wonders and spectacular walking and driving trails.
	www.flindersoutback.com (41 words)

	Flinders Ranges Accommodation Booking Service - Starting Point for Touring the Flinders Ranges.
		Flinders Ranges Accommodation Booking Service - Starting Point for Touring the Flinders Ranges.
		Ideas for your visit to the Flinders Ranges.
		In Hawker take a look at "Fred Teague's Museum" in the Hawker Visitor Information Centre Cnr Cradock & Wilpena Road, view the Hawker SIESMOGRAPH station in Hawker Motors, we also have a large range of Australiana books, a good selection of maps, camping equipment, films and souvenirs.
	www.frabs.com.au /listofproperties.htm (149 words)

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