Geology of Mount Wingen and Hunter River area notes
The article describes 1828 observations of the Burning Mountain near Mount Wingen and the Hunter River region, detailing volcanic-like heat, smoke, and vents. It notes coal beds, mineral springs, petrified wood, and various rock formations along the Hunter and nearby hills, with references to local explorers and early reports.
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Charles Pleydell Neale Wilton
Almanse
Justice Dowling
Ng Easter
Una
Australia
Dividing Range
Newnail
Wil
Dres
Austra
Burning Mountain
Globe
Vulcan Himelf
Huniar
Ita
Ringdon Ponda
Mount
Bt Belmre
Amerton
Bengula
Bowman
Foybrook
Pultrook
Mr. Glennley
Mt. Boott’s
Sydney
Lake Macquarie
Awaba
Mount Wingen
Mount Wirigen
Mount Agate
Holdsworthy Downs
Mertan
Dr. Little
Dartbrook
New~ Castle
Vents Varias Simpée
Wollomb-brook
Rodd
Patrick's Plains
St. Helle
Jocalitioe
Hunter’ River
Westbrook
Kingdon Ponds
Glendon
Opialte
Nobby
Manilas
Eternal Burning Report From Early Local Observations
The text cites late Professor Sir Edgeworth David stating that local burning had persisted for over a thousand years, based on observations made during his visit to the area years ago.
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