List of RAAF inland aircraft fuel depots
Names and locations
The following list gives details of Inland Aircraft Fuel Depots across Australia during World War II:

List of RAAF inland aircraft fuel depots

Section Title: Names and locations
Table Section Text: The following list gives details of Inland Aircraft Fuel Depots across Australia during World War II:

IAFD Number	Location	State	Commissioned	De-commissioned

No. 1	Ballarat	Victoria	1942	29 August 1944

No. 2	Warragul	Victoria	1942	14 June 1944

No. 3	Cootamundra	New South Wales	1942	14 June 1944

No. 4	Wallerawang	New South Wales	1942	1944

No. 5	Muswellbrook	New South Wales	1942	29 August 1944

No. 6	Grafton	New South Wales	1942	29 August 1944

No. 7	Toowoomba	Queensland	1942	29 August 1944

No. 8	Gayndah	Queensland	1942	29 August 1944

No. 9	Charters Towers	Queensland	1 June 1942	29 August 1944

No. 10	Northam	Western Australia	1942	14 June 1944

No. 11	Solomontown (Port Pirie)	South Australia	1942	14 June 1944

No. 12	Wolseley	South Australia	1942	14 June 1944

No.13	Violet Town (Seymour)	Victoria	1942	14 June 1944

No. 14	Tocumwal	New South Wales	1942	14 June 1944

No. 15	Deniliquin	New South Wales	1942	14 June 1944

No. 16	Lake Bathurst (Goulburn)	New South Wales	1942	1944

No. 17	Uranquinty (Wagga Wagga)	New South Wales	1942	29 August 1944

No. 18	Parkes	New South Wales	1942	14 August 1944

No. 19	Narromine (Dubbo)	New South Wales	1942	14 June 1944

No. 20	Tamworth	New South Wales	1942	14 June 1944

No. 21	Yarraman	Queensland	1942	29 August 1944

No. 22	Roma	Queensland	1942	29 August 1944

No. 23	Cloncurry	Queensland	1942	14 August 1944

No. 24	Alice Springs	Northern Territory	20 May 1942	November 1944

No. 25	Narrogin	Western Australia	1942	14 June 1942

No. 26	Merredin	Western Australia	1942	29 April 1944

No. 27	Boulder (Kalgoorlie)	Western Australia	1942	14 June 1944

No. 28	Gladstone	South Australia	1942	14 June 1944

No. 29	Yelta (Mildura)	Victoria	1942	14 June 1944

No. 30	Ross, Tasmania (Mona Vale)	Tasmania	1942	14 June 1944

No. 31	Crystal Brook	South Australia	1942	14 June 1944

Sentence(s)

During World War 2, Charters Towers was the location of RAAF No.9 Inland Aircraft Fuel Depot (IAFD), completed in 1942 and closed on 29 August 1944.

final_sentence: During World War 2, Charters Towers was the location of RAAF No.9 Inland Aircraft Fuel Depot (IAFD), completed in 1942 and closed on 29 August 1944.