Gagies Creek (CREEK), NSW Details

History

Named after Gagie

Description

A watercourse about 26 km long. It rises about 6 km E by S of Mulga (PS) and flows generally E by N into an area subject to inundation about 2 km ENE of Bartleys Tank.

Gagies Creek (CREEK), NSW
title Gagies Creek (CREEK)
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state NSW
reference 19629
placename Gagies Creek
designation CREEK
geographical name
previous names Tea Tree Creek
lga LACHLAN
description A watercourse about 26 km long. It rises about 6 km E by S of Mulga (PS) and flows generally E by N into an area subject to inundation about 2 km ENE of Bartleys Tank.
meaning
origin
history Named after Gagie
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