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Amersham |
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Anderson's Hill |
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Arcadia Vale : 'ideal rustic paradise' |
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Argenton: 'Argent is French for silver and ton short for town' |
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Awaba Park |
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Awaba Park Estate |
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Awaba Park Estate |
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Badge |
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Bailey's Lagoon ( c.1878) |
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Balcolyn : amalgam of the Scottish prefix Bal and the name Colyn |
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Barnsley : Town in the coalmining district of Yorkshire, England |
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Barryowen |
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Belmont Farm |
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Belmont: possibly from Belmont in the Shetland Islands |
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Bennetts Green |
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'Big Hill' (also known as 'Billy Goat Hill') |
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Big Redhead |
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Black Adams Flat |
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Black Neds Bay |
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Blackalls colliery |
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Blackalls Park: Tom Blackall, a Newcastle Dentist |
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Blackfellow's Track |
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Black's Colliery (1886-) |
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Blacksmiths: Blacksmiths Shop that used to be situated on the channel |
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Bluff, The |
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Bonnells Bay: Bonnell Family |
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Boolaroo Estate |
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Boolaroo Township |
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Borehole Colliery |
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Boyce's Point |
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Bramcote |
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Brightwaters Estate (Brightwaters No. 1) |
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Brightwaters No. 2 |
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Brooks Estate |
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Brush Creek (Edgeworth) |
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Brush Creek (Edgeworth) |
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Bulba |
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Bulgonia |
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Burwood Estate |
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Buttaba Hills |
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Camley Estate (c.1937) |
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Cardiff Point |
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Cardiff: after Cardiff in Wales |
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Charles' Pit |
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Coalbrook |
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Cocked Hat Creek |
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Cockle (or Sandy) Creek |
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Coon Island |
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Coorumbung |
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Corumbong |
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Cowper, Village of (1875-) |
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Croudace Street, Edgeworth |
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Deega property |
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Depot |
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Dorah |
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Doree Private Village (subdivision) (1891-) |
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Dorri Brook |
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Ebenezer Estate |
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Edden Park |
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Estelville |
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Evelien |
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Five Islands |
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Five Islands |
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Flaggy Creek |
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Flaggy Creek |
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Fletcher Street, Edgeworth |
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Floraville: 'Latin word for flower' |
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Fresh Water Creek |
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Freshwater Creek |
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Galgabba Point |
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Garden Suburb: 'from the garden city movement' |
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Gateshead: 'county of Durham, near Newcastle-on-Tyne' |
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Glen Mitchell |
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Glendale: 'valley between hills' |
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Glenrock |
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Glenrock Lagoon |
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Golden Mile |
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Gorrick's Point |
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Gravel Pits |
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Green Point |
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Gully Line |
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Gully Pit, The |
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Halton (Thomas H.) Park |
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Hampton |
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Hampton Estate (c.1841) |
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Hansons Bay |
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Hansons Bluff |
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Hartley Point |
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Hawkins Masonic Village (1972-) |
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Highgate |
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Hillsborough: After Dr. John James Hill of Lambton |
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Hole, The |
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Holy Flat |
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Jonestown |
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Kahibah |
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Kendall Grange ( c.1878) |
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Killingworth in England and one in Connecticut, U.S.A. |
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Kinnard Estate subdivision |
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Kirkdale |
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Kuringbong |
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'Lake Macquarie' railway station |
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Lewers Estate |
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Little Lake ( c.1878) |
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Lochend |
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Lorne |
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Lorne (subdivision) |
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Lymington |
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Lymington |
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Manering Creek |
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Mannering Creek |
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Marksville |
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Mawson |
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Middle Camp (c.1910) |
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Millers Wharf (c.1876) |
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Mine Camp (c.1890) |
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Mirraview |
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Monkey Town |
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Moreton Bay Gardens |
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Morisset Park - See Morisset. |
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Morisset township (1887-) |
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Morisset: Morisset, James Thomas (Lieut-colonel, Commandant of Newcastle) ( c.1818) |
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Mosey's Beach |
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Muddy Lake |
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Narrows |
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Nekinda |
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Nellinda |
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Newport |
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Newstan (1950-) |
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Old House Road |
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Oldstan |
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Osborn Estate |
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Parbury Estate |
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Pelican Flat: 'after the many pelicans which used to be seen there' |
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Plains Beach |
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Plains, The |
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Plains, The |
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Point Wollstonecroft was called 'Little Wangi' |
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Quigley Estate |
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Quigley Estate |
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Ramsgate |
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Raspberry Gully |
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Rathmines: 'after the Hely Family's home-town near Dublin, Ireland' |
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Redhead: 'derived from the reddish coloration of the headland' |
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Reids Mistake |
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Reid's Mistake |
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Saltwater Creek |
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Sandy (or Burke's) Creek |
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Scrubby Creek |
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Scrubby Creek |
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Shaggy Point |
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Shingle Splitters Point |
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Snake Creek |
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South Beach |
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South Pacific colliery c.1926 |
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South Waratah |
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Speers Point: 'named after William Speer' |
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Spoon Rocks |
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Stoney Creek |
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Stoney Pinch (ridge) |
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Styles Point |
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Sugar Bay |
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Sunderland |
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Sunshine Estate |
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Sunshine Extended |
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Surprise Town |
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Surprise Township |
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Swansea: changed from Pelican Flat to Swansea (1887) |
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Teralba: 'place where edible bush grows' |
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Teralba: Tirelbah 'three white things' |
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Teralba: Trialba |
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Terzeny Park |
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Thomas H. Halton Park |
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Thriftdale Estate |
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Tickhole Tunnel |
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Tingira Heights: 'open sea' |
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Tingira: name of a sailing ship |
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Tingira: name of an aboriginal tribe |
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Toronto: In honour of Edward Hanlan, world champion sculler, who came from Toronto in Canada |
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Turnbull Street, Edgeworth |
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Ulinga (Cardiff South Post Office) |
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Valentine Estate |
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Village of Scarborough |
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Violet Town |
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Violet Township |
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Wangi Wangi: water, night owl or dark green tree |
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Warners Bay: named after Jonathan Warner |
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West Wallsend Extended |
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West Wallsend: after Wallsend on the River Tyne, Northumberland, United Kingdom |
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Whitebridge: said to have received this name when the bridge over the Belmont railway line was painted white |
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Windale: named after an early settler Vere James Winn |
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Winding Creek |
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Wonde Wonde |
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Woods Point ( c.1878) |
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Wyee Creek |
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'Wyee' railway station (1887-8) |
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Wyee: 'place of bushfires' |
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Wyee: 'Whyee' in early days |
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Yarrawonga Park |
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Young Wallsend |
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Young Wallsend subdivision |