Rhodes Park (RESERVE), NSW Details

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A reserve in Killoola Street off Loch Maree Parade Rhodes. It occupies Lots 1-25 of DP 20309. A proposal from Concord Council to change the name of this reserve to Rhodes Rotary Park was deferred after objections on17 July 2000.

Rhodes Park (RESERVE), NSW
title Rhodes Park (RESERVE)
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state NSW
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placename Rhodes Park
designation RESERVE
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lga CANADA BAY
description A reserve in Killoola Street off Loch Maree Parade Rhodes. It occupies Lots 1-25 of DP 20309. A proposal from Concord Council to change the name of this reserve to Rhodes Rotary Park was deferred after objections on17 July 2000.
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