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ref_no: 6361
place_name: Carron River
alt_name: null
type: STRM
description: Watercourse
status: Y
currency: Y
gazetted_date: null
gazette_page: null
plan_no: null
modified_date: 1614344380000
lga_name: Carpentaria Shire
comments: Coordinates upgraded on 26/02/2021 from 17°42'00"S and 141°06'00"E.
longitude: 141° 06' 09" E
latitude: 17° 42' 11" S
longitude_dd: 141.1025
latitude_dd: -17.70306
origin: Presumably named after William Carron (1821-1876) explorer and botanist, second in charge of the Cape York Expedition 1848 led by Edmund Besley Court Kennedy (1818-1848) explorer and one of only three survivors.
history: Also referred to as Creen or Carron Creek on early historical mapping (refer to 1878 Atlas of Queensland published by Watson, Ferguson & Co, 1883 Queensland Run Maps Burke District and 16 mile Queensland 1923 map series Sheet 5). The name Creen is possibly derived from a Mr James Creen who was an inspector of telegraphs in the Nebo area in 1866 and who was appointed to the Creen Creek telegraph station in 1872.
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