Port Stephens and the rise of New South Wales
A historical essay recounts Cook and Banks seeking a southern colony site, noting Port Stephens as a safe harbor for the Endeavour, the selection of Sydney by Captain Phillip, and the subsequent expansion from Port Stephens to Maitland and Newcastle. It assesses why Port Jackson was avoided and highlights the colony’s rapid growth, coal, timber, and rail ties to its development.
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Botany Bay
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Jervis Bay
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Yellowstone Park
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