Source: Hawkesbury: a structural history (Proudfoot June 1987)

Reference: Part 1

Declared in 1967 and covers 14,186 hectares.

Source: Place names of the greater Hawkesbury region (Powell 1994)

Reference: p 37

Extends northward from the northern shore of the Hawkesbury between Mangrove Creek and Wisemans Ferry. The name is that of the Aboriginal people who lived in the area between Mangrove Creek and the Blue Mountains. Dedicated in 1967 the park covers some 14,186 hectares.

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Source: Hawkesbury: a structural history (Proudfoot June 1987)

Reference: Part 1

Source: Place names of the greater Hawkesbury region (Powell 1994)

Reference: p 37

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