Tomago (SUBURB), NSW Details

Description

A village about 2 km E by N of Hexham and about 7 km SSW of Raymond Terrace. Boundaries within the Port Stephens council area shown on map GNB3712.

Origin

Aboriginal: sweet water. (Reed A W `Aboriginal Place Names` 1967 p. 78)

Tomago (SUBURB), NSW
title Tomago (SUBURB)
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state NSW
reference 59311
placename Tomago
designation SUBURB
geographical name
previous names
lga PORT STEPHENS
description A village about 2 km E by N of Hexham and about 7 km SSW of Raymond Terrace. Boundaries within the Port Stephens council area shown on map GNB3712.
meaning
origin Aboriginal: sweet water. (Reed A W `Aboriginal Place Names` 1967 p. 78)
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