Bennelong Park (RESERVE), NSW Details

Description

A reserve on the shore of Parramatta River in Yaralla Road and Watervi ew St Putney.

Origin

Bennalong (Benelong) was a young Aboriginal who was captured by Gov. Phillip and well treated. He was later taken to England and met the King. (Reed 1967)

Bennelong Park (RESERVE), NSW
title Bennelong Park (RESERVE)
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state NSW
reference 4165
placename Bennelong Park
designation RESERVE
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lga RYDE
description A reserve on the shore of Parramatta River in Yaralla Road and Watervi ew St Putney.
meaning
origin Bennalong (Benelong) was a young Aboriginal who was captured by Gov. Phillip and well treated. He was later taken to England and met the King. (Reed 1967)
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