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ref_no: 44159
place_name: Tin Can Bay
alt_name: null
type: POPL
description: Population centre
status: Y
currency: Y
gazetted_date: -1036454400000
gazette_page: 463.0
plan_no: null
modified_date: 1161330801000
lga_name: Gympie Regional
comments: Derived from Bay name, which is from either Yuggera language, Yugarabul dialect, word tinchin = mangrove, possibly obtained by Andrew Petrie (1798-1872) builder and architect, on his Mary River expedition in 1842, or from Kabi language, Dulinbara dialect, Doombarah Clan, word tinken = vine with large ribbed leaves. Refer J.G. Steele. Aboriginal Pathways. Brisbane, 1944, p.186. Town name was originally Wallu, changed to Tin Can Bay 25 February 1937.
longitude: 153° 00' 13" E
latitude: 25° 54' 59" S
longitude_dd: 153.00361633
latitude_dd: -25.91638756
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