Louth (LOCALITY), NSW Details

Description

A locality about 4 km S of Louth Trig. Station and about 14 km NE of Rocky Hill. Boundaries within the Bourke Council area shown on map marked GNB3632.

Origin

LOUTH - named after county in Ireland a settler Thomas Matthews was born there. P. 79. (Infor from RAHS Journal Vo1 42 Pt 2.

Louth (LOCALITY), NSW
title Louth (LOCALITY)
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state NSW
reference 34687
placename Louth
designation LOCALITY
geographical name
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lga BOURKE
description A locality about 4 km S of Louth Trig. Station and about 14 km NE of Rocky Hill. Boundaries within the Bourke Council area shown on map marked GNB3632.
meaning
origin LOUTH - named after county in Ireland a settler Thomas Matthews was born there. P. 79. (Infor from RAHS Journal Vo1 42 Pt 2.
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