Dangar Island (ISLAND), NSW Details

History

Capt Phillip visited the island in 1789.

Description

An island in the Hawkesbury River about 2 km NNW of Croppy Point and about 2 km NE by E of Brooklyn.

Origin

Originally named Mullet Island by Capt. Phillips 1789. Selected and settled by Henry C. Dangar in 1863.

Dangar Island (ISLAND), NSW
title Dangar Island (ISLAND)
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state NSW
reference 15902
placename Dangar Island
designation ISLAND
geographical name Dangar Island
previous names Mullet Island
lga HORNSBY
description An island in the Hawkesbury River about 2 km NNW of Croppy Point and about 2 km NE by E of Brooklyn.
meaning
origin Originally named Mullet Island by Capt. Phillips 1789. Selected and settled by Henry C. Dangar in 1863.
history Capt Phillip visited the island in 1789.
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