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# records: 1

ref_no: 46114
place_name: Mount Coot-tha
alt_name: null
type: SUB
description: Suburb
status: Y
currency: N
gazetted_date: 1259884800000
gazette_page: 1050.0
plan_no: QPN910
modified_date: 1547477784000
lga_name: Brisbane City
comments:
longitude: 152° 57' 04" E
latitude: 27° 28' 24" S
longitude_dd: 152.95111
latitude_dd: -27.47333
origin: Derived from mountain feature name, reportedly from Yugarabul language word kuta, indicating honey from large native bee. Coot-tha was apparently suggested by H.W. Radford ( - ), Clerk of the Legislative Council 1881-1902, in his capacity as Secretary to the Board of Trustees for Mount Coot-tha Park, from August 1883.
history: New suburb named and bounded by Governor in Council 15 December 1990. Boundary altered by the Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy and Minister for Trade on 4 December 2009.
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X: 152.95111000000009
Y: -27.473329999999976