Definition of Weeaproinah. Meaning of Weeaproinah. Synonyms of Weeaproinah

- oceanic climate. Climate data for the Otway Ranges are sourced from Weeaproinah, at an elevation of 492 metres (1,614 ft); operating between 1965 and...
- to Ferguson railway station in December 1954, only to be reopened to Weeaproinah in January 1955. Sections of the route have been developed as the Old...
- 250 mm (89 in) with extremes in June 1952 as high as 538 mm (21.2 in) at Weeaproinah and a Victorian record 891 mm (35.1 in) at nearby Tanybryn. The Western...
- Swan Marsh 121 127 Tanybryn 19 15 Warncoort 130 146 Warrion 198 204 Weeaproinah 11 15 Weering 67 62 W****el 18 25 Winchelsea^ 1,954 2,456 Wingeel^ 23...
- Tanybryn (1915–1970)  • Warncoort (1892–1970)  • Warrion (Bullock Swamp)  • Weeaproinah (1900–1967 Weeaproniah, Pile Siding)  • Weering (1882–1958)  • W****el...
- Crowes railway line. It opened in 1902 as Weeaproinah and was renamed in 1912 with the opening of Weeaproinah on the Beech Forest – Crowes section of the...
- meteorologically renowned, with an average of 235 wet days per year. Nearby Weeaproinah records an average rainfall of 2010 mm, making it one of the wettest...
- sections: Ferguson to Crowes on 9 December 1954, followed by a reopening to Weeaproinah on 19 January 1955, and full closure on 30 June 1962. Colac has one platform...
- Otway Pirron Yaloak Wangerrip Warrion (part in the County of Grenville) Weeaproinah Wensleydale W****el Wongarra Wyelangta Yan Yan Gourt Yaugher Yeo Rootsweb...
- Dinmont Ditchley Beech Forest (Terminus until 1911) Buchanan Ferguson Weeaproinah (Terminus from 1955) Kincaid Wyelangta Stalker Macknott Lavers Hill Crowes...