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# records: 1

ref_no: 37792
place_name: Lake Wivenhoe
alt_name: null
type: RES
description: Reservoir
status: Y
currency: Y
gazetted_date: 286243200000
gazette_page: 288.0
plan_no: QPN142
modified_date: 1492623979000
lga_name: Somerset Regional
comments:
longitude: 152° 31' 00" E
latitude: 27° 15' 00" S
longitude_dd: 152.51667
latitude_dd: -27.25
origin: Name derived from a pastoral run name first used from 1845 by Edmund Blucher Uhr ( - ) using the name of an Essex village, which is derived from Anglo Saxon wife's spur of land.
history: Named by Queensland Place Names Board 1 July 1978, being for the ponded area of Wivenhoe Dam.
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X: 152.5166700000001
Y: -27.249999999999943