Willbriggie State Forest (FOREST), NSW Details

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State Forest No. 371 in Forestry District of Wagga Wagga. Area about 1930 acres.

Willbriggie State Forest (FOREST), NSW
title Willbriggie State Forest (FOREST)
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state NSW
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placename Willbriggie State Forest
designation FOREST
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previous names Willbrigee State Forest
lga CARRATHOOL
description State Forest No. 371 in Forestry District of Wagga Wagga. Area about 1930 acres.
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