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# records: 1

ref_no: 20424
place_name: Macintyre River
alt_name: null
type: STRM
description: Watercourse
status: Y
currency: Y
gazetted_date: 360028800000
gazette_page: 1073.0
plan_no: QPN236
modified_date: 1691682885000
lga_name: Goondiwindi Regional
comments:
longitude: 149° 06' 00" E
latitude: 28° 50' 00" S
longitude_dd: 149.1
latitude_dd: -28.83333
origin: Name derived from Macintyre Brook, which was named in May 1827 by Allan Cunningham (1791-1839) botanist and explorer, after Peter Mcintyre (1783-1842) pastoralist and land owner of Segenhoe, Hunter River District.
history: Named by Queensland Place Names Board 1 June 1981 as that part of the watercourse upstream from the point at which the Weir River re-enters the border stream.
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X: 149.10000000000002
Y: -28.833329999999933