bendemeer造句

• The mail arrived from Macdonald River ( now Bendemeer ).
• Bendemeer, Nowendoc, Walcha and Walcha Road are in the Oxley LAC.
• Notable examples include those located along Bendemeer Road and Upper Boon Keng Road.
• It rises east of Woolbrook and Bendemeer.
• On the western slopes near Bendemeer, Bundarra, Kentucky and Tenterfield the country is granite, with extensive sandy loams.
• In 1864 the bushranger Captain Thunderbolt carried out one of his first armed robberies by holding up the northern mail as it passed through Bendemeer.
• The Macdonald River Road Bridge and Bendemeer Public Cemetery, Bendemeer Watsons Creek Rd, have been placed on the Register of the National Estate.
• The Macdonald River Road Bridge and Bendemeer Public Cemetery, Bendemeer Watsons Creek Rd, have been placed on the Register of the National Estate.
• On 10 September 2012, Bendemeer became one of the first Australian villages where National Broadband Network 12 Mbit / s dedicated wireless broadband services can be purchased.
• "' Serangoon Road "'( one-way street, with Jalan Besar and Bendemeer Road running parallel to Serangoon Road in the other direction.
• The T A Perry Bridge, that carries the New England Highway and crosses the Macdonald River, was completed in 1985, enabling a bypass of the village of Bendemeer.
• The Bendemeer Public School caters for 33 students and is a recipient of annual funding via the Disadvantaged Schools Program administered by the New South Wales Department of Education and Training.
• Local services are provided by Tamworth Buslines ., who also provides interurban services to nearby Quirindi ( Rt 428 ), Manila ( Rt 443 ) and Bendemeer ( Rt 444)
• The area is served by the Boon Keng MRT Station and encompasses public and private residential housing at Boon Keng Road, Towner Road, Bendemeer Road, Saint Michael's Road and Saint George's Road.
• Beyond Maitland, the only sections of dual carriageway are through Belford Forest west of Branxton ( 1998 ), the 1966 deviation necessitated by the creation of Lake Liddell near Muswellbrook, the crossing of the Liverpool Range at Nowlands Gap immediately north of Bendemeer ( 1982 ).
• "' Kallang Bahru "'(, ) is a subzone located in the town of Kallang in the Downtown Line Stage 3's Geylang Bahru MRT Station and Bendemeer MRT Station, both of which are located under the road of the same name.
• Capt . B . H . Martindale, the Commissioner for Internal Communication, in his fourth report in 1860 was able to refer to " 2 miles of road at the Moonbi s Pass which has been greatly improved . " By 1865, the road section between Tamworth and Bendemeer had been cleared and fenced.
• The Oxley Highway starts from the Mitchell Highway at Nevertire before journeying to the Castlereagh Highway at Gilgandra, from where it is duplexed with the Newell Highway to Coonabarabran, thence to the New England Highway at Tamworth, with which it is duplexed to Bendemeer, the Thunderbolts Way at Walcha, and the Pacific Highway near Port Macquarie.
• In recent years the main upgrading activities in the Highway have been the deviation and duplication through Belford Forest, deviation and duplication over the Liverpool Range immediately north of Murrurundi, the Tamworth CBD bypass ( an upgrading of an existing road ), the Bendemeer bypass, the Armidale bypass, and deviations at Black Mountain and the Devils Pinch north of Armidale.
• In 1854 the village was renamed " Bendemeer " after a line in the 1817 poem Lalla-Rookh by Thomas Moore : There's a bower of roses by Bendemeer's stream; And the nightingale sings round it all day long . " Moore was referring to a stream that ran through the ruined city of Persepolis in modern-day Iran.