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Maybanke Cove (COVE), NSW Details
Description
A cove in Pittwater which is about 500 m across from one end to the other. The cove faces north. The western end is 150 m north of the junction of Pittwater and Loquat Valley roads and the eastern end is 100 m north east of the junction of Pittwater Road and Fermoy Avenue.
Origin
Maybanke Anderson (16.02.1845 - 15.04.1927) was a leader in the suffragette and womens movements in Australia and an activist in the foundation of the Kindergarten Union. She and her husband owned a house opposite the cove. Whilst living there she wrote a history of Pittwater.
Maybanke Cove (COVE), NSW
| title | Maybanke Cove (COVE) |
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| state | NSW |
| reference | 79575 |
| placename | Maybanke Cove |
| designation | COVE |
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| lga | PITTWATER |
| description | A cove in Pittwater which is about 500 m across from one end to the other. The cove faces north. The western end is 150 m north of the junction of Pittwater and Loquat Valley roads and the eastern end is 100 m north east of the junction of Pittwater Road and Fermoy Avenue. |
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| origin | Maybanke Anderson (16.02.1845 - 15.04.1927) was a leader in the suffragette and womens movements in Australia and an activist in the foundation of the Kindergarten Union. She and her husband owned a house opposite the cove. Whilst living there she wrote a history of Pittwater. |
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