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Lever Gully (CREEK), NSW Details
History
Lever Gully homestead is on the gully in the Parish of Trinkey at STMR Colly Blue 997-148.
Description
A non perennial stream rising on the northern slopes of Mount Tamarang. It flows generally north and north east for about 16 km its course becoming indefinite about 8 km west of Coolanbilla Mountain.
Meaning
Surnamq.
Origin
In the 1860s a Mr.Lever dug a well on the gully. This well was remarkable for its size of 8 feet by 8 feet and for its timbering with round timbers. This gully was named after Lever. (Quirindi District Historical Society Member.)
Lever Gully (CREEK), NSW
| title | Lever Gully (CREEK) |
| additional | |
| state | NSW |
| reference | 32826 |
| placename | Lever Gully |
| designation | CREEK |
| geographical name | |
| previous names | |
| lga | LIVERPOOL PLAINS |
| description | A non perennial stream rising on the northern slopes of Mount Tamarang. It flows generally north and north east for about 16 km its course becoming indefinite about 8 km west of Coolanbilla Mountain. |
| meaning | Surnamq. |
| origin | In the 1860s a Mr.Lever dug a well on the gully. This well was remarkable for its size of 8 feet by 8 feet and for its timbering with round timbers. This gully was named after Lever. (Quirindi District Historical Society Member.) |
| history | Lever Gully homestead is on the gully in the Parish of Trinkey at STMR Colly Blue 997-148. |
