Depot Glen (HISTORIC SITE), NSW Details

Description

A Historic Site on Preservation Creek about 5 km SE by S of Mount Poole and 12 km NW of Milparinka.

Origin

Name given to permanent waterhole by Captain Charles Sturt.

Depot Glen (HISTORIC SITE), NSW
title Depot Glen (HISTORIC SITE)
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state NSW
reference 16631
placename Depot Glen
designation HISTORIC SITE
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lga UNINCORPORATED
description A Historic Site on Preservation Creek about 5 km SE by S of Mount Poole and 12 km NW of Milparinka.
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origin Name given to permanent waterhole by Captain Charles Sturt.
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