Chalmers Lookout (LOOKOUT), NSW Details

Description

A lookout at Bluff Reserve overlooking Glenbrook Creek. Located about 1 km west of Portal L.O.

Origin

Named in 1932 after the late Mr. Hugh Chalmers of Faulconbridge who was known for his work for the local community.

Chalmers Lookout (LOOKOUT), NSW
title Chalmers Lookout (LOOKOUT)
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state NSW
reference 12003
placename Chalmers Lookout
designation LOOKOUT
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previous names
lga BLUE MOUNTAINS
description A lookout at Bluff Reserve overlooking Glenbrook Creek. Located about 1 km west of Portal L.O.
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origin Named in 1932 after the late Mr. Hugh Chalmers of Faulconbridge who was known for his work for the local community.
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