Bocoble Mountain (MOUNTAIN), NSW Details

History

Listed in Baillieres 1866 Gazetteer as Scott Mount.

Description

A Mt rising about 420m from Cudgegong Creek. It is about 7 km W of Cudgegong and about 3km ESE of Bocoble.

Origin

Aboriginal: sheep jumping. (Reed 1967)

Bocoble Mountain (MOUNTAIN), NSW
title Bocoble Mountain (MOUNTAIN)
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state NSW
reference 5184
placename Bocoble Mountain
designation MOUNTAIN
geographical name
previous names Mount Bocoble; Scott Mount
lga MID-WESTERN REGIONAL
description A Mt rising about 420m from Cudgegong Creek. It is about 7 km W of Cudgegong and about 3km ESE of Bocoble.
meaning
origin Aboriginal: sheep jumping. (Reed 1967)
history Listed in Baillieres 1866 Gazetteer as Scott Mount.
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