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Light are the
Hundred of Belvidere,
Hundred of Nuriootpa, and
Hundred of
Moorooroo. The
earliest local government in the
county was
brought about with the...
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early as 1847 by
Johann Frederick August Fiedler on Lot 1,
Hundred of
Moorooroo (the
township of Tanunda) are
still in
commercial production today by...
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Australian bustard. 'Turkey Flat' was the
local name
given to Lot 1, 100 of
Moorooroo (where the
winery now sits) on
settlement in
reference to the
large flocks...
- "Cowieaurita",
meaning "yellow-brown water", in an area
known to them as
Moorooroo,
which became the name of the hundred. In the
early 1840s Jacob's Cr****...
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lacking was the
winery space.[1] GF
Cleland and
William Jacob of
Moorooroo formed the GF
Cleland and Co ltd in 1888
luring wine
pioneers Sir Samuel...
- Australia, and
consists of the
whole of the
hundreds of Belvidere, Nuriootpa,
Moorooroo, Jellicoe, Barossa, Jutland, plus a
small part of the
hundred of Para...
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Lands administrative divisions around Nuriootpa:
Mudla Wirra Light Belvidere Mudla Wirra Nuriootpa Moorooroo Munno Para
Barossa Moorooroo Barossa...
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Moculta and
Keyneton (part of the
western boundary between the
Hundred of
Moorooroo and Jellicoe) to join the
Marne about 9 km (5.6 mi) east of Eden Valley...
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established a station. He
helped establish his brother's
cattle run "
Moorooroo" on Jacob's Cr**** (named for William),
between the
Lyndoch Valley and...
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cadastral Hundreds of
Jutland and
Tungkillo and
parts of the
Hundreds of
Moorooroo, Talunga,
Finniss and Mobilong. It was
divided into five
wards (Eden Valley...
