A new road between Gary Junction and Well 33 was built by Mike Jenkins and is shown on maps as the Jenkins Track.
 It is 70 km from Gary Junction to Kunawaritji or Well 33 via the track.
 A road, part of which is called the Telfer Road, now connects Kunawaritji to Port Hedland on the west coast, via Lake Auld and Marble Bar, thus completing a direct link from the west to Alice Springs.

The position at which the grader's transmission failed was to become known as Jupiter Well (22°52′21″S 126°35′59″E).
 The well was dug by a survey crew from the National Mapping Council in August 1961, and was named after the planet Jupiter when a member of the survey party noticed a reflection of the planet in the still waters of the well at night.

The Callawa Track had a short functional life, as it was replaced soon after by the Wapet Road (or Kidson Track), and has now become overgrown.
 Recent maps no longer depict the track.
 In August 2004, Connie Sue Beadell and mother Anne led a party of eight vehicles along the original Callawa track.
 Apart from the extensive preparation required beforehand, a fuel drop was necessary at the halfway point.
 Connie said "The tyres were another issue entirely.
The party had a total of 70+ punctures for the whole trip, bearing in mind that 5 of the 8 vehicles that started did not finish the entire distance."
 The Wapet Road joins the Great Northern Highway near Eighty Mile Beach.

The burnt out ration truck was relocated from its original position (22°55′33″S 128°00′53″E) to Kiwirrkurra in June 2004 and partially restored.
A new road between Gary Junction and Well 33 was built by Mike Jenkins and is shown on maps as the Jenkins Track.  It is 70 km from Gary Junction to Kunawaritji or Well 33 via the track.  A road, part of which is called the Telfer Road, now connects Kunawaritji to Port Hedland on the west coast, via Lake Auld and Marble Bar, thus completing a direct link from the west to Alice Springs.
The position at which the grader's transmission failed was to become known as Jupiter Well (22°52′21″S 126°35′59″E).  The well was dug by a survey crew from the National Mapping Council in August 1961, and was named after the planet Jupiter when a member of the survey party noticed a reflection of the planet in the still waters of the well at night.
The Callawa Track had a short functional life, as it was replaced soon after by the Wapet Road (or Kidson Track), and has now become overgrown.  Recent maps no longer depict the track.  In August 2004, Connie Sue Beadell and mother Anne led a party of eight vehicles along the original Callawa track.  Apart from the extensive preparation required beforehand, a fuel drop was necessary at the halfway point.  Connie said "The tyres were another issue entirely. The party had a total of 70+ punctures for the whole trip, bearing in mind that 5 of the 8 vehicles that started did not finish the entire distance."  The Wapet Road joins the Great Northern Highway near Eighty Mile Beach.
The burnt out ration truck was relocated from its original position (22°55′33″S 128°00′53″E) to Kiwirrkurra in June 2004 and partially restored.
Gary Junction Road