Centenary Hill Obelisk - Southern Brook, Western Australia
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blingg
S 31° 34.520 E 116° 44.436
50J E 475385 N 6506605
A hilltop obelisk beside a country road
Waymark Code: WMQ7Y3
Location: Western Australia, Australia
Date Posted: 01/05/2016
Views: 6
The obelisk on Centenary Hill,(originally called Sugarloaf Hill, then Round Hill) was dedicated to the memory of the early settlers of the
wheatbelt by his excellency Sir William Campion Kingin 1929 ( the cetenary of the founding of W.A.)
A memorial attached is inscribed in lead lettering:
Northam Road Board. This centenary view reserve and obelisk was dedicated to the memory of the early pioneers of the wheatbelt by
His Excellency Sir William Campion KCMC
Centenary Year 1929.
Date Created/Placed: 1929
Address:
Southern Brook and Habgood Roads, Southern Brook
Height: 3.5m
Illuminated: no
Website: Not listed
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