Wednesday, Apr 15, 2009 at 07:50
Hu Sludgie
Sorry for the delay in responded been away for
Easter. My records show
Turee
creek,
Named by A.J. Bennett (1920-21) field book 79. O.P's 2346-2350. First appeared on litho 92/300 No. 2 cancelled 1.8.1916. Turee
Creek is approx175km in length. Forming near Minthicoondunna Spring and flowing into the Ashburton River.
De La Porte
creek,
Named after the early owner of the land over which the
creek passes. Also being John Perry's Partner.
Spring creek,
named by a.j. bennett 28/6/1921, field book 84, page 7.
O'brien
creek
Traversed by A.J. Bennett, July 1921, Field Book 84, page 17 O.P. 2346.O'Brien
Creek is a tributary of Turee
Creek and is approximately 40km in length. Shown on litho 92/300 as O'Briens
Creek.
Coppin pool 22 53 18 S 118 08 33 E
Named by A.J. Bennett (28/6/1921) Field Book 84, page 7.
However
Coppin Gap 20 52 57 S 120 07 04 E
Named after a Mr. Christopher Coppin, who was the manager of the Muccan pastoral lease for Messrs Grant, Anderson and Edgar, who were the original lessees of the lease, in the 19th century. The Coppin Gap is located approximately 24.8 kilometres essentially south-south-west of the Yarrie
homestead. Mentioned by Frank Hann on March 6 1898.
Note Coppins pool and
Coppins Gap are 300 kms apart.
Milli Milli spring.
Origin unknown - first appeared as "Millymillyna Spring" on cancelled 9g no.2,22/6/1882. Then seen as now shown by A.J. Bennett (September 1921) field book87, page 9 and all plans after that time.
cheers
Phil
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