burrawang造句

• Once Macquarie Pass was opened in 1898, Burrawang became somewhat isolated.
• The Wildes Meadow Canal connects the reservoir to the Burrawang Pumping Station.
• The Burrawang Tunnel and Canal join the pumping station to the Wingecarribee Reservoir.
• There is a swamp outside the town that is home to the legendary Burrawang Bunyip.
• He died in 1986 at Burrawang.
• Large farming properties such as Burrawang West and Melgutherie were well known properties through the NSW farming.
• The seeds of the burrawang are a good source of starch but are poisonous to eat unless treated.
• Burrawang also had a newspaper; the Burrawang Herald and the hall boasted an active social calendar including an annual ball.
• Burrawang also had a newspaper; the Burrawang Herald and the hall boasted an active social calendar including an annual ball.
• In 1865 the first post office was established at Burrawang, which was named after the native palm once plentiful in the area.
• Grug began his life as the top of a Burrawang tree ( Macrozamia communis ) that looks more like a Grass tree ( Xanthorrhoea ).
• The burrawang has the most extensive distribution of any cycad in New South Wales and is found along the coast from the district around Armidale, New South Wales to the Mudgee district.
• In 1959, Lawrie Johnson examined the species descriptions and determined that Salisbury's original description was in fact of the smaller species, and renamed the familiar burrawang as " Macrozamia communis ".
• The common name for the species is "'burrawang "', a word derived from the Daruk Australian Aboriginal language; this name is also often applied to other species of " Macrozamia ".
• Aboriginal groups in each of the localities where the nuts were found wild had named them : boombera was common in New South Wales, the Pine River groups called them burrawang; and in most of Queensland they were called kendel or kindal kindal.
• Burrawang remained the major development in the Yarrawa Brush for some years but Robertson took over sometime in the late 1880s with the advent of a more direct road to Moss Vale the neighboring development of Robertson started to overtake as the key settlement in the region.
• Burrawang West was purchased by a Japanese consortium for the purpose of a " resort " bring foreign visitors to the western districts of NSW . The resort has passed through a number of hands and has now reverted to a fully functioning farming property and is home to the Burrawang White Dorper Stud.
• Burrawang West was purchased by a Japanese consortium for the purpose of a " resort " bring foreign visitors to the western districts of NSW . The resort has passed through a number of hands and has now reverted to a fully functioning farming property and is home to the Burrawang White Dorper Stud.
• Access roads from Ootha to Burrawang West also provide for an unusual tourist phenomenon locally known as the Utes in the Paddock " ( http : / / www . visitnsw . com / destinations / country-nsw / parkes-area / condobolin / attractions / utes-in-the-paddock ).