The Brothers (MOUNTAIN), NSW Details

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Twin mountain peaks about 2.5 km SW of Big Ben Mountain. The eastern peak is surmounted by the Brothers trig station.

The Brothers (MOUNTAIN), NSW
title The Brothers (MOUNTAIN)
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state NSW
reference 9604
placename The Brothers
designation MOUNTAIN
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lga NAMBUCCA
description Twin mountain peaks about 2.5 km SW of Big Ben Mountain. The eastern peak is surmounted by the Brothers trig station.
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