The latest DigitalGlobe 2007 satellite imagery for Australia has sections of the continent mapped at 2.44 metres per pixel. This is taken by the QuickBird II satallite and is the highest resolution civilian multi-spectral imagery currently available. Check out this image of Burke and Wills Bridge on Cooper Creek......

The imagery is captured by the QuickBird 2 satellite which orbits the earth at an altitude of 450km and collects imagery covering one million square kilometers each week.

Visit Burke and Wills locations with Google Earth

Click on the .kmz placemarks to go to the locations using Google Earth.
(Note: Only locations with DigitalGlobe 2.44 metre-per-pixel coverage are included. New locations will be added as the imagery on Google Earth is upgraded.)

		Royal Park Departure point for the Expedition
		Camp 14 The Burke and Wills Clump Heritage Listed Site
		The Dig Tree on Cooper Creek Heritage Listed Site
		Camp 119 at the Gulf of Carpentaria
		Burke's Grave on Cooper Creek
		Burke and Wills grave at Melbourne General Cemetery
		Ballarat Memorial Fountain
		Bendigo Burke & Wills Monument
		Castlemaine Burke & Wills Monument
		Fryerstown Burke & Wills Institute
		Beechworth Burke Museum
		Across Australia with Burke & Wills by Paul Dorsey
Google Earth is a free program which can be downloaded HERE.