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ref_no: 36899
place_name: Weipa
alt_name: null
type: POPL
description: Population centre
status: Y
currency: Y
gazetted_date: null
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plan_no: null
modified_date: 1073469855000
lga_name: Weipa Town
comments: Name originally used by Reverend J.N. Hey ( - ) missionary, in 1895, for Mission established at the junction of Embley River and Spring Creek. The Mission moved in 1932 to Jessica Point, under the same name. Origin is unclear but Anhathangayth language indicates a meaning of fighting ground. Refer Comalco Aluminium. Weipa - the mine and its people. Weipa, 1988, p.15.
longitude: 141° 52' 43" E
latitude: 12° 37' 48" S
longitude_dd: 141.878616
latitude_dd: -12.63
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