Bilambil (VILLAGE), NSW Details

History

Originally spelt as: Billamble...1875 PO List. Bilumbil...On the 19C portion maps of Lands Dept.

Description

A village on Bilambil Creek about 9 km SW of Tweed Heads. Also an address locality.

Meaning

From the Bandjalung-Yugambeh dialect chain word bimbul meaning hoop pine tree. Source J Allen Dictionary p30. 1914.

Origin

Aboriginal.

Bilambil (VILLAGE), NSW
title Bilambil (VILLAGE)
additional
state NSW
reference 4966
placename Bilambil
designation VILLAGE
geographical name
previous names
lga TWEED
description A village on Bilambil Creek about 9 km SW of Tweed Heads. Also an address locality.
meaning From the Bandjalung-Yugambeh dialect chain word bimbul meaning hoop pine tree. Source J Allen Dictionary p30. 1914.
origin Aboriginal.
history Originally spelt as: Billamble...1875 PO List. Bilumbil...On the 19C portion maps of Lands Dept.
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