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Pompeys Pillar
Australia

Pompeys Pillar can be seen while travelling on the Highway just to the North of Warmun (Turkey Creek) in the Kimberley of Western Australia. It is located about 2 kilometres East of the highway. I can find very little information about the Pillar or who named it. There is no track into the Pillar, getting to it means a 2 kilometer walk. If anyone has any information on the pillar please contact me as I’m very interested in finding out more. Please look on my profile page for my email address – David Rowley

Copyright: David Rowley
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 13872x6936
Taken: 16/09/2011
Subida: 23/09/2011
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Tags: pompeys; pillar; kimberley; western; australia
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