Narwan Gully (GULLY), NSW Details

Description

A gully approx 1 km long rising 4.5 kms E of Mount Duval and flowing generally E under the New England Highway at the Sunnyside Road Realignment into Tilbuster Ponds in the locality of Tilbuster 18 kms N of Armidale.

Meaning

Narwan is a well known pronunciation of Anaiwan.

Origin

Aboriginal

Narwan Gully (GULLY), NSW
title Narwan Gully (GULLY)
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state NSW
reference 83252
placename Narwan Gully
designation GULLY
geographical name
previous names
lga ARMIDALE DUMARESQ
description A gully approx 1 km long rising 4.5 kms E of Mount Duval and flowing generally E under the New England Highway at the Sunnyside Road Realignment into Tilbuster Ponds in the locality of Tilbuster 18 kms N of Armidale.
meaning Narwan is a well known pronunciation of Anaiwan.
origin Aboriginal
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