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348:(River Box) at Whitwarta on the significant tree registrar. These trees, which are located approximately 500 metres (1,600 ft) north of the River Wakefield and about 600 metres (2,000 ft) west of the Halbury-Whitwarta intersection, are the only Eucalypts of their kind in the district. Local farmers say that these trees sprouted after a flood in the early-mid 1900s.
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Up until the late 1970s, it was common for the River
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Wakefield River caused major flooding at Whitwarata in early September. As in 1998, the water from the River flowed across the Whitarta to Balaklava Road (at the base of the Billabong Hill). It also flooded paddocks around the Whitwarta township,
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Whitwarta gathered in front of Whitwarta House to celebrate the pioneers who shaped the township and the farms around it. A number of descendants of the original pioneers were present. A plaque was unveiled to commemorate the occasion. Esmond Hoepner
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Wakefield River overflowed at Werocata and Whitwarta in winter. The water covered the Whitwarta to Balaklava Road and the Whitwarta to Kadina Road. The waters covered farmlands and remained for several months. Further rains in early summer 1998 caused the river to flood again.
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sprouted on the flood plains and riparian zone shortly afterwards, some of which have been fenced-off by local farmers to avoid stock damage. A management plan for the River
Wakefield was carried out in 2000, which included recommendations for the amelioration of water quality and flow at Whitwarta.
670:, 19 August 1918, saw the unveiling of a roll of honor. It commemorated the ten old scholars who had served in the armed forces, including three who had been killed. These included Driver Eric R. Lange, who died from gunshot wounds in action in France less than two years after he enlisted with the
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means freshwater (distorted from
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Whitwarta gave a plein-air presentation of the history and life of Whitwarta and its people. A capsule was laid in concrete beneath the plaque. It is to be unveiled on 2 December 2101 by the Whitwarta residents of the time.
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Road were damaged by floods during the 1900s, and were demolished as a consequence. The last flood occurred in
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The old Whitwarta School (1879â1951) still stands at the northern end of the village on Bowman St, as does the Post Office at the southern end. The church and Whitwarta Hotel along the
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is the next closest and permanent waterhole) meant that Whitwarta was a suitable place to establish a village. Approximately 20 people now live in the village.
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There are several accounts of major flooding of the Wakefield River at Whitwarta. The major floods recorded at Whitwarta occurred during the following years:
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including the natural lagoon at the base of Whitwarta House. Water flowed across the Whitwarta to Kadina road. No damage to property or stock was recorded.
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Research by the University of South Australia indicates that the following teachers served at the now defunct Whitwarta School from 1879â1947:
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A portion of the plaque presentation, recorded on video, can be viewed here:
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Wakefield River in Flood, Old Whitwarta Bridge, 6 Sept 2010
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tribe of some 25 to 30 once occupied the country from the
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1004:Manning Index of South Australian History
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1100:. Adelaide. 24 August 1918. p. 6
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1128:. Adelaide. 28 June 1917. p. 6
1006:. State Library of South Australia.
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890:Australian Census 2016 QuickStats
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769:First Fleet of South Australia
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588:Lowe, Edith Charlotte Lister
572:Lowe, Edith Charlotte Lister
479:Hotel: 'Whitwarta' David Pink
320:to the East and the Southern
1322:Towns and localities of the
193:Localities around Whitwarta:
1044:"FLOODS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA"
556:Armytage, Frances Gertrude
540:Armytage, Frances Gertrude
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1324:Wakefield Regional Council
982:www.nationaltrustsa.org.au
700:Government Wells 1874â1912
463:Whitwarta Bridge (c. 1914)
158:Wakefield Regional Council
1000:"Place names: Nantawarra"
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476:Storekeeper: R.T. Wilson
334:Eucalyptus camaldulensis
1152:alh-research.tripod.com
694:Telephone added in 1924
524:Darby, Louisa Margaret
482:Wheelwright: M. Koefner
412:South Australian Museum
345:Eucalyptus largiflorens
18:Town in South Australia
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644:McLean, Annie Isabel
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628:Clark, Evelyn Maude
620:Bowden, Blanche May
108:-34.10000; 138.33333
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735:C. Belling, farmer*
726:J. Hudson, teamster
717:J. J. Angel, farmer
678:Pioneer Celebration
580:Lucy, Mary Theresa
564:Lucy, Mary Theresa
177:Federal division(s)
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917:"Welwyn - Whyalla"
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747:J. Watson, builder
612:Tupper, Sarah Ann
596:Tupper, Sarah Ann
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