Cob OCorn Creek (CREEK), NSW Details

Description

Mostly perennial stream rising about 7 km north by east of Toonumbar. It flows generally south south east and east for about 18 km into Eden Creek at the village of Eden Creek.

Origin

Said to be a corruption of Cobbigan - an aboriginal name for the native bee - . Reported by Mr. J.M. Britton (retired Primary School Teacher who taugh at Afterlee Public School (formally Cob OCorn) 1929-1933. Mr. Britton regarded his authority as John Clarke on original farmer in the area. 7/8/86

Cob OCorn Creek (CREEK), NSW
title Cob OCorn Creek (CREEK)
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state NSW
reference 12931
placename Cob OCorn Creek
designation CREEK
geographical name
previous names
lga KYOGLE
description Mostly perennial stream rising about 7 km north by east of Toonumbar. It flows generally south south east and east for about 18 km into Eden Creek at the village of Eden Creek.
meaning
origin Said to be a corruption of Cobbigan - an aboriginal name for the native bee - . Reported by Mr. J.M. Britton (retired Primary School Teacher who taugh at Afterlee Public School (formally Cob OCorn) 1929-1933. Mr. Britton regarded his authority as John Clarke on original farmer in the area. 7/8/86
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