Box 4 Folder 4: New South Wales place names, 1899-1903 - Page 35

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Name of Place Meaning or Reason why it was given
Ulmarra Turn or bend in water (Clarence River)
     
   [other districts. Ulmarra only Aborigine name in this district]
WJ Loughman
D.R.
11/10/99
Yugilbar Big log                                                                              
Tabulan My Country
Uralla By and bye
Timbarra Grass Tree
Tooloom Louse

  

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