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# records: 1

ref_no: 6975
place_name: Chelmer
alt_name: null
type: RSTA
description: Rail Station
status: N
currency: Y
gazetted_date: null
gazette_page: null
plan_no: null
modified_date: 1698332445000
lga_name: Brisbane City
comments:
longitude: 152° 58' 22" E
latitude: 27° 30' 43" S
longitude_dd: 152.97278
latitude_dd: -27.51194
origin: Railway station named Chelmer around 1881, in succession to Oxley Point and Riverton (all stations in general terminal area of Ipswich railway line before first Indooroopilly Bridge opened 5 July 1876 and 1893-95, after flood destroyed bridge). Chelmer may be derived from Chelmer River, Essex, England.
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Y: -27.51193999999998