Junction Peak (MOUNTAIN), NSW Details

History

MAPS. The name is not on the 1862 or 1877 edition of the county map but is on later county maps and on the map of Parish of Evan. Not on map of Parish Werrie dated 1905. The name is shown on the State Map.

Description

Peak in hills between Back Creek and Lows Creek. About 3.2 km east of Quipolly Dam.

Meaning

Peak at junction of streams.

Origin

Name given as descriptive of the situation of the mountain peak. Period of first use of the name not traced. The name was current about 1900 and probably earlier.

Junction Peak (MOUNTAIN), NSW
title Junction Peak (MOUNTAIN)
additional
state NSW
reference 25876
placename Junction Peak
designation MOUNTAIN
geographical name
previous names
lga LIVERPOOL PLAINS
description Peak in hills between Back Creek and Lows Creek. About 3.2 km east of Quipolly Dam.
meaning Peak at junction of streams.
origin Name given as descriptive of the situation of the mountain peak. Period of first use of the name not traced. The name was current about 1900 and probably earlier.
history MAPS. The name is not on the 1862 or 1877 edition of the county map but is on later county maps and on the map of Parish of Evan. Not on map of Parish Werrie dated 1905. The name is shown on the State Map.
Junction Peak (MOUNTAIN), NSW - Map

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