Barrallier (RURAL PLACE), NSW Details

Description

A locality about 1 km NE of Carlon Gap and about 3 km W of Shawneen Flat.

Origin

After Francis Barrallier (1773-1853) engineer and explorer. In 1802 he was ordered by Governor King to find passage across the mountains beyond the Nepean. (Place Names of NSW Reed 1969).

Barrallier (RURAL PLACE), NSW
title Barrallier (RURAL PLACE)
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state NSW
reference 2930
placename Barrallier
designation RURAL PLACE
geographical name Barrallier
previous names Barallier
lga UPPER LACHLAN
description A locality about 1 km NE of Carlon Gap and about 3 km W of Shawneen Flat.
meaning
origin After Francis Barrallier (1773-1853) engineer and explorer. In 1802 he was ordered by Governor King to find passage across the mountains beyond the Nepean. (Place Names of NSW Reed 1969).
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