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Kiewa is a
locality in
north east Victoria, Australia. The
locality is in the
Shire of
Indigo local government area and on the
Kiewa River, 343 kilometres...
- The
Kiewa River is also
known by
several variations on its name in its
upper reaches,
variously named as
Kiewa River East
branch and West
Kiewa River...
- The
Kiewa-Sandy Cr****
Football Netball Club,
nicknamed the Hawks, is an
Australian rules football club
playing in the
Tallangatta &
District Football...
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Football ****ociation was
formed from the
following clubs - Bethanga, Granya,
Kiewa Valley,
Mitta Valley and Tallangatta. The
competition reformed in 1940 for...
- 1922, with
Tallangatta defeating Bethanga in the
grand final and in 1923,
Kiewa won the
premiership by
defeating Granya. In 1929, the
Tallangatta & District...
- Eskdale:
defeated Tawonga: by 4
goals 1938 - Eskdale: 16.14 - 110 d
Kiewa: 5.6 - 36
Kiewa &
Mitta Football League (1940) 1940 -
Mitta Valley: 12.8 - 80 d...
- north-eastern Victoria, Australia. The town lies
alongside the
Kiewa River, at the
junction of the
Kiewa Valley Highway and
Bogong High
Plains Road in the Alpine...
- The
Kiewa Hydroelectric Scheme is the
largest hydro-electric
scheme in the
Australian state of
Victoria and the second-largest in
mainland Australia after...
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Dederang & DFA in 1940, the ****ociation
changed its name at
their AGM to the
Kiewa &
Mitta Football League.
Football Timeline 1891-1911: Club
formed in 1891...
- Wodonga, in the
Kiewa Valley, and 5
kilometres (3.1 mi) from the Hume Weir. The
residential district located near the
intersection with the
Kiewa Valley Highway...
