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Keppel Street Bathurst
Keppel Street Bathurst Vintage Street Lamps on Keppel Street Bathurst New South Wales Australia More Info
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5510
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Kerang Council Chambers Australia
Kerang Council Chambers Australia Memorial Municipal Chambers, built 1926 as a memorial to those who gave their lives in WWI. Kerang Council Chambers Victoria Australia More Info
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4280
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Kerang Court House Victoria Australia
Kerang Court House Victoria Australia The historic courthouse was built 1912 Kerang Victoria Australia. More Info
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4279
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Kerang Court House Victoria Australia
Kerang Court House Victoria Australia The historic courthouse was built 1912 Kerang Victoria Australia. More Info
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4281
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Kerang Victoria
Kerang Victoria Kerang Victoria Australia More Info
ICDR_28951
4282
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Kiama
Kiama The name Kiama is from the aboriginal word Kiaram-a, to which some sources give the meaning "Where the sea makes a noise"- a reference to the famous Kiama Blowhole. The first recorded reference to the district was by George Bass who anchored his 28ft whaleboat in the sheltered bay (now known as Kiama Harbour) in December 1797. More Info
ICDR_20582
10588
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Kiama
Kiama The name Kiama is from the aboriginal word Kiaram-a, to which some sources give the meaning "Where the sea makes a noise"- a reference to the famous Kiama Blowhole. The first recorded reference to the district was by George Bass who anchored his 28ft whaleboat in the sheltered bay (now known as Kiama Harbour) in December 1797. More Info
ICDR_20583
10589
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Kiama
Kiama The name Kiama is from the aboriginal word Kiaram-a, to which some sources give the meaning "Where the sea makes a noise"- a reference to the famous Kiama Blowhole. The first recorded reference to the district was by George Bass who anchored his 28ft whaleboat in the sheltered bay (now known as Kiama Harbour) in December 1797. More Info
ICDR_20585
10590
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Kiama
Kiama The name Kiama is from the aboriginal word Kiaram-a, to which some sources give the meaning "Where the sea makes a noise"- a reference to the famous Kiama Blowhole. The first recorded reference to the district was by George Bass who anchored his 28ft whaleboat in the sheltered bay (now known as Kiama Harbour) in December 1797. More Info
ICDR_20589
10591
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Kiama
Kiama The name Kiama is from the aboriginal word Kiaram-a, to which some sources give the meaning "Where the sea makes a noise"- a reference to the famous Kiama Blowhole. The first recorded reference to the district was by George Bass who anchored his 28ft whaleboat in the sheltered bay (now known as Kiama Harbour) in December 1797. More Info
ICDR_20593
10592
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