Wattle Reserve (RESERVE), NSW Details

Description

A reserve approx 8.7 hectares comprising Lot 79 80 81 DP 700658 located adjacent to Wattle Road in the suburb of Barrack Heights.

Origin

Name derived from the road name in which the park is located.

Wattle Reserve (RESERVE), NSW
title Wattle Reserve (RESERVE)
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state NSW
reference 83162
placename Wattle Reserve
designation RESERVE
geographical name
previous names
lga SHELLHARBOUR
description A reserve approx 8.7 hectares comprising Lot 79 80 81 DP 700658 located adjacent to Wattle Road in the suburb of Barrack Heights.
meaning
origin Name derived from the road name in which the park is located.
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