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Fyansford is a
township on the
western edge of Geelong, Victoria, Australia,
named after Captain Foster Fyans who came to
Geelong as a
Police magistrate...
- The
Fyansford Cement Works Railway was an
industrial railway near Geelong, Australia,
built by the
Australian Portland Cement Company to
carry limestone...
- Australia.
After the war, ASGs
operated in
South Australia and at the
Fyansford Cement Works railway in Victoria. With the
outbreak of
World War II, in...
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established himself on the
Barwon River at the site of the area of present-day
Fyansford.
Fyans arranged the
first muster of the
Indigenous po****tion and 275...
- Abbotsford,
Victoria Dunn's Mill, Bridgewater,
South Australia Fyansford Paper Mill,
Fyansford,
Victoria Glendining and
McKenzie Mill,
Riddells Cr****, Victoria...
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heads in a
westerly direction as a two-lane,
single carriageway through Fyansford,
crossing the
Barwon River and an
interchange with
Geelong Ring Road,...
- the
Great Sphinx of Giza atop his hotel,
known as the
Sphinx Hotel. In
Fyansford Cement Works Railway,
originally opened in 1918, was
removed in the early...
- Avalon, Bell Park, Bell Post Hill, Belmont, Breakwater, Corio, Drumcondra,
Fyansford, East Geelong,
North Geelong,
South Geelong,
Geelong West,
Hamlyn Heights...
- Meredith, Anakie, and
Staughton Vale. It runs into the
Barwon River at
Fyansford. It is
believed that the name
Moorabool derives from an
Aboriginal word...
- the
South Australian Railways, the Emu Bay
Railway in
Tasmania and the
Fyansford Cement Works railway in Victoria.[page needed] The
first was
built in...
