MacMasters Beach (SUBURB), NSW Details

Description

A village about 2 km W by S of Tudibaring Head and about 2km E by S of Kirks Hill. The correct form of the name is MacMasters Beach. Boundaries shown on map marked GNB 3532.

Origin

Derives from the name of two families each named MacMaster. Allan MacMaster bought 600 acres in 1838 (C. Swancott The Brisbane Water Story)

MacMasters Beach (SUBURB), NSW
title MacMasters Beach (SUBURB)
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state NSW
reference 35161
placename MacMasters Beach
designation SUBURB
geographical name
previous names
lga GOSFORD
description A village about 2 km W by S of Tudibaring Head and about 2km E by S of Kirks Hill. The correct form of the name is MacMasters Beach. Boundaries shown on map marked GNB 3532.
meaning
origin Derives from the name of two families each named MacMaster. Allan MacMaster bought 600 acres in 1838 (C. Swancott The Brisbane Water Story)
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