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# records: 1

ref_no: 43069
place_name: South Brisbane
alt_name: null
type: SUB
description: Suburb
status: Y
currency: N
gazetted_date: 1038528000000
gazette_page: 1043.0
plan_no: QPN801
modified_date: 1543494539000
lga_name: Brisbane City
comments: Name and boundaries approved by Queensland Place Names Board 11 August 1975. Boundaries amended by the Minister for Natural Resources and Minister for Mines 29 November 2002. Originally used as distinguishing name from North Brisbane (present City area) from Penal Settlement period (1824-42), from Brisbane River, which was named in 1823 by John Oxley (1785?-1828) NSW Surveyor-General, after Sir Thomas Makdougall Brisbane (1773-1860), Governor of New South Wales 1821-25.
longitude: 153° 01' 14" E
latitude: 27° 28' 49" S
longitude_dd: 153.02056
latitude_dd: -27.48028
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