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Walla Walla (LOCALITY), NSW Details
History
In 1868 a group of 56 Lutherans in 14 covered wagons ans two spring carts set out from the Barossa Valley in search of suitable land. Two months and 1000 km later they settled where the village now is.
Description
A town about 12 km NE of the village of Burrumbuttock. Boundaries within the Hume Council area shown on map GNB3775. Boundaries within the Culcairn Council area shown on map GNB3657.
Meaning
Is probably Wiradhuri in origin but no meaning has been verified. (Appleton; 1992). Also: Posiibly from Wallawalla for rain. (McCarthy; 1963).
Origin
Aboriginal.
Walla Walla (LOCALITY), NSW
title | Walla Walla (LOCALITY) |
additional | |
state | NSW |
reference | 62296 |
placename | Walla Walla |
designation | LOCALITY |
geographical name | |
previous names | |
lga | GREATER HUME |
description | A town about 12 km NE of the village of Burrumbuttock. Boundaries within the Hume Council area shown on map GNB3775. Boundaries within the Culcairn Council area shown on map GNB3657. |
meaning | Is probably Wiradhuri in origin but no meaning has been verified. (Appleton; 1992). Also: Posiibly from Wallawalla for rain. (McCarthy; 1963). |
origin | Aboriginal. |
history | In 1868 a group of 56 Lutherans in 14 covered wagons ans two spring carts set out from the Barossa Valley in search of suitable land. Two months and 1000 km later they settled where the village now is. |