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ref_no: 9457
place_name: Dawson River
alt_name: null
type: STRM
description: Watercourse
status: Y
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plan_no: null
modified_date: 938191281000
lga_name: Central Highlands Regional
comments: Named by Ludwig Leichhardt (1813-1848?) naturalist and explorer, on 6 November 1844, after Robert Dawson (1782-1866) company agent and pastoralist of the upper Hunter River area, who had given Leichhardt considerable assistance. Refer L. Leichhardt. Journal of an overland expedition from Moreton Bay to Port Essington. London, 1847, p.31.
longitude: 149° 46' 00" E
latitude: 23° 38' 00" S
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latitude_dd: -23.63333333
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