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• In 1850 the swamp feeding the Tank Stream was drained.
• Tank Stream tours are run by the Historic Houses Trust and Sydney Water.
• The Tank Stream rose in marshy ground roughly bounded by what is now King Street and flowing to Sydney Cove.
• Between these ridges is Pitt Street, running close to the course of the original Tank Stream ( now tunnelled ).
• Starting in 1860, the Tank Stream was progressively covered and is now a storm water channel which is controlled by Sydney Water.
• The mouth of the Tank Stream, which flowed into Sydney Cove at the western end of Circular Quay, was in-filled.
• From then on, while John Black sailed in and out of Sydney, Mary Hyde resided on this allotment backing onto the Tank Stream.
• During a drought in 1790 three storage tanks were constructed in the sandstone beside the Tank Stream and it is from these that the stream gets its name.
• The bridge used to cross the Tank Stream in the early days of the colony, with the stream now flowing underground via a series of suburban tunnels.
• The Tank Stream could not meet the needs of the growing colony and, despite efforts by successive Governors, it became increasingly polluted by runoff from the settlement.
• He worked on the stone bridge over the Tank Stream in 1811 and was in charge of the builders erecting the Parliament House and the Sydney Mint ) from 1812 until 1815.
• When they arrived back in Sydney, Mary lived with Teague Harrigan, with whom she had another son, Edward, in their tent on the banks of the Tank Stream in Sydney in 1803.
• It is just behind the Tank Stream fountain-a multi-part fountain and sculpture dedicated to the children who used to play in the Tank Stream which presents a range of Australian flora and fauna.
• It is just behind the Tank Stream fountain-a multi-part fountain and sculpture dedicated to the children who used to play in the Tank Stream which presents a range of Australian flora and fauna.
• "' Tank Stream "', a fresh water tributary of Sydney Cove, located in New South Wales, Australia, was the fresh water supply for the fledgling Bridge and Pitt Streets in the Sydney central business district.