Welumba Hill (MOUNTAIN), NSW Details

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A mountain rising about 395 metres from Welumba Creek. It lies On Possum Point Ridge about 4 km E by N of The Island Crossing.

Welumba Hill (MOUNTAIN), NSW
title Welumba Hill (MOUNTAIN)
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state NSW
reference 64032
placename Welumba Hill
designation MOUNTAIN
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previous names Possum Point Mountain
lga TUMBARUMBA
description A mountain rising about 395 metres from Welumba Creek. It lies On Possum Point Ridge about 4 km E by N of The Island Crossing.
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