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# records: 2

ref_no: 47533
place_name: Fraser Island
alt_name: Gari
type: IS
description: Island
status: Y
currency: N
gazetted_date: 1309478400000
gazette_page: 552.0
plan_no: QPN1037
modified_date: 1686148090000
lga_name: Fraser Coast Regional
comments: The Minister's 1 July 2011 decision included recognition of K'gari and Gari as alternative names. "K'gari" an Aboriginal name, Butchulla Language, for Fraser Island (Ref: Dictionary of the Butchulla Language by J Bell, 2004, p143) and "Gari" an Aboriginal name, Badtjala Language, for Fraser Island. (Ref: Badtjala Word List by Wondunna Aboriginal Corporation, 1996, p160).
longitude: 153° 09' 54" E
latitude: 25° 14' 55" S
longitude_dd: 153.165
latitude_dd: -25.24861
origin: After James Fraser (1776?-1836) master mariner, whose ship Stirling Castle was wrecked in the Swain Reefs area on 22 May 1836. Fraser died in early August 1836 on the Island which carries his name, after being speared by one of the group of Aboriginal people which Fraser, his wife and two crew had joined (Refer F. Williams, Written in sand: a history of Fraser Island, Brisbane, 1982, pp34-41).
history: First named Frazer's Island on 10 May 1842 by Henry Stuart Russell (refer: H.S. Russell, Exploring Excursions in Australia, The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, vol 15, 1845, pp305-327). Russell (1818-1889), who was a pastoralist, historian and politician, popularised the use of Fraser Island as a name (refer: H.S. Russell, Genesis of Queensland, Sydney, 1888, p259). Name approved and alternative names recognised by the Minister for Finance, Natural Resources and The Arts, 1 July 2011.
links: Exploring Excursions in Australia: https://www.jstor.org/stable/1797911, The Genesis of Queensland: https://www.textqueensland.com.au/item/book/b86c5755be236c74a8fc29e7ae220cb6
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X: 153.16500000000008
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ref_no: 47533
place_name: Fraser Island
alt_name: K'gari
type: IS
description: Island
status: Y
currency: N
gazetted_date: 1309478400000
gazette_page: 552.0
plan_no: QPN1037
modified_date: 1686148090000
lga_name: Fraser Coast Regional
comments: The Minister's 1 July 2011 decision included recognition of K'gari and Gari as alternative names. "K'gari" an Aboriginal name, Butchulla Language, for Fraser Island (Ref: Dictionary of the Butchulla Language by J Bell, 2004, p143) and "Gari" an Aboriginal name, Badtjala Language, for Fraser Island. (Ref: Badtjala Word List by Wondunna Aboriginal Corporation, 1996, p160).
longitude: 153° 09' 54" E
latitude: 25° 14' 55" S
longitude_dd: 153.165
latitude_dd: -25.24861
origin: After James Fraser (1776?-1836) master mariner, whose ship Stirling Castle was wrecked in the Swain Reefs area on 22 May 1836. Fraser died in early August 1836 on the Island which carries his name, after being speared by one of the group of Aboriginal people which Fraser, his wife and two crew had joined (Refer F. Williams, Written in sand: a history of Fraser Island, Brisbane, 1982, pp34-41).
history: First named Frazer's Island on 10 May 1842 by Henry Stuart Russell (refer: H.S. Russell, Exploring Excursions in Australia, The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, vol 15, 1845, pp305-327). Russell (1818-1889), who was a pastoralist, historian and politician, popularised the use of Fraser Island as a name (refer: H.S. Russell, Genesis of Queensland, Sydney, 1888, p259). Name approved and alternative names recognised by the Minister for Finance, Natural Resources and The Arts, 1 July 2011.
links: Exploring Excursions in Australia: https://www.jstor.org/stable/1797911, The Genesis of Queensland: https://www.textqueensland.com.au/item/book/b86c5755be236c74a8fc29e7ae220cb6
Point:
X: 153.16500000000008
Y: -25.24860999999993