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Castle Hill (SUBURB), NSW Details
History
Castle Hill was the scene of a revolt of Irish convicts in the early days of settlement.
Description
A suburb about 2km W of West Pennant Hills and about 3km N of Baulkham Hills. Boundaries within Baulkham Hills Council area shown on map GNB3896 Boundaries within Shire of Hornsby shown on map marked GNB 3707
Origin
Probably named because of its commanding position. It was first mentioned offically by Governor King in 1802: Great progress has been made in clearing land at Castle Hill. (Reed 1969).
Castle Hill (SUBURB), NSW
title | Castle Hill (SUBURB) |
additional | |
state | NSW |
reference | 11572 |
placename | Castle Hill |
designation | SUBURB |
geographical name | |
previous names | |
lga | THE HILLS SHIRE |
description | A suburb about 2km W of West Pennant Hills and about 3km N of Baulkham Hills. Boundaries within Baulkham Hills Council area shown on map GNB3896 Boundaries within Shire of Hornsby shown on map marked GNB 3707 |
meaning | |
origin | Probably named because of its commanding position. It was first mentioned offically by Governor King in 1802: Great progress has been made in clearing land at Castle Hill. (Reed 1969). |
history | Castle Hill was the scene of a revolt of Irish convicts in the early days of settlement. |