Dewhurst (TRIG. STATION), NSW Details

Description

A trigonometrical Station located about 2 km NW of Tamworth Railway Station and about 2.5km N of West Tamworth Railway Station. TS7391

Origin

Arthur Dewhurst 1875 was the first known district surveyor.

Dewhurst (TRIG. STATION), NSW
title Dewhurst (TRIG. STATION)
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state NSW
reference 72609
placename Dewhurst
designation TRIG. STATION
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lga TAMWORTH REGIONAL
description A trigonometrical Station located about 2 km NW of Tamworth Railway Station and about 2.5km N of West Tamworth Railway Station. TS7391
meaning
origin Arthur Dewhurst 1875 was the first known district surveyor.
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