Watsons Crags (MOUNTAIN), NSW Details

Description

A mountain which lies S of Claymore Creek and E of Crags Creek about 3 kms N by W of Mount Anton.

Origin

Named by Richard Helm in 1893 who wrote The extreme westerly rise of the Tenison Woods Range with its grotesquely serrated and abrupt cliff I dedicated to my friend Professor Archd. Watson of Adelaide who has always evinced the greatest interest and fostered geographical knowledge and explorations of Australia (Andrews A 1991)

Watsons Crags (MOUNTAIN), NSW
title Watsons Crags (MOUNTAIN)
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state NSW
reference 63506
placename Watsons Crags
designation MOUNTAIN
geographical name
previous names Watsons Craggs
lga TUMBARUMBA
description A mountain which lies S of Claymore Creek and E of Crags Creek about 3 kms N by W of Mount Anton.
meaning
origin Named by Richard Helm in 1893 who wrote The extreme westerly rise of the Tenison Woods Range with its grotesquely serrated and abrupt cliff I dedicated to my friend Professor Archd. Watson of Adelaide who has always evinced the greatest interest and fostered geographical knowledge and explorations of Australia (Andrews A 1991)
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