Port Adelaide (S.A.)
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שם ראשי (לועזית)
Port Adelaide (S.A.)
רמיזות
City of Port Adelaide (S.A.)
Yerta Boldingga (S.A.)
Yertabulti (S.A.)
Port Adelaide (S. Aust.)
קואורדינטות
138.503 138.503 -34.846 -34.846 (gooearth )
E1382800 E1382800 S0345100 S0345100 (geonames )
מדינות קשורות
Australia
Norfolk Island
MARC
MARC
מקורות מידע
- Australia gazetteer, 1975:p. 714 (Port Adelaide, ppl, 34°50ʹS 138°30ʹE, SA)
- GeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009(ppl; 34°51ʹ00ʺS 138°28ʹ00ʺE)
- Port Adelaide history: On April 19 1831 Captain Collet Barker first sighted the Port River Inlet. In December 1836 Colonel William Light sailed up the Port River proclaiming, "There was no safer place or more commodious harbor in the world for merchant ships". On June 3 1837 the original site (Port Misery), was abandoned and the current site proclaimed a port by Governor Hindmarsh. On 27 December 1855 Port Adelaide was declared a CorporateTown. In 1884 the District Council of Portland Estate amalgamated with the Corporate Town of Port Adelaide In 1886 the District Council of Birkenhead amalgamated with the Corporate Town of Port Adelaide In 1896 the District Council of Alberton and Queenstown amalgamated with the Corporate Town of Port Adelaide In 1899 the District Council of Rosewater amalgamated with the Corporate Town of Port Adelaide On 13 November 1900 the Corporate Town of Semaphore amalgamated with the Corporate Town of Port Adelaide On 23 May 1901 Port Adelaide was proclaimed a City by the Governor, Lord Tennyson to become the City of Port Adelaide; City of Port Adelaide Enfield: In March 1996 the City of Enfield amalgamated with the City of Port Adelaide to become the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. ( (History of the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, via WWW, October 28, 2013) )
- OCLC, October 28, 2013(titles: Greening Port Misery; Port Misery and the new port (early Port Adelaide); Thanksgiving service : 125th anniversary (1838-1963) of the landing of Lutheran pioneers and first Lutheran service at Port Misery near Port Adelaide, South Australia
- PlaceNames online, October 28, 2013(Port Adelaide; feature type: Suburb; hundred: Port Adelaide; county: Adelaide; local government authority: City of Port Adelaide Enfiel; state: SA; GDA 94 coordinates: -34.8365 138.51324; AGD 84 coordinates: -34.83795483 138.5118753. Other details: Originally a private subdivision of Section 204. For boundaries for Port of the Town of Adelaide see Government Gazette 3/6/1937. Corporate Town gazetted 27/12/1855 and City 22/5/1901. Native name Yertabulti and Yerta Boldingga. Boundary alteration approved by Geographical Names Board. Portion of Dry Creek and unidentified crown land added to Port Adelaide. Name formally submitted by City of Port Adelaide at council meeting held on 10 May 1945. Area extended to include proposed Portland area due to recommendation of Nomenclature Committee. Suburb increased via Government Gazette 1979. Boundary extended to the centreline of the Port Adelaide River and North Arm in August 2009. Portion of the suburb of Port Adelaide excluded and added to the suburb of Gillman in October 2009.)
- The site of Port Adelaide, first sighted by Captain Collet Barker in 1831, and discovered by Captain John Jones in 1834, was officially proclaimed a harbour on 6 January 1837 when Harbour Master Captain Thomas Lipson took up residence on the shore of the Port Creek. Although the colony's surveyor, William Light believed it would make a good harbour, he was not prepared to make it the site for the capital for South Australia. Passengers and goods were landed, but not to the satisfaction of anybody and it very soon became known as Port Misery. Port Misery officially became Port Adelaide on 23 May 1837 but it was not until 1839 that a new site was agreed on and McLaren Wharf built. ( (Port Adelaide, via Flinders Ranges Research website, October 28, 2013) )
- Wikipedia, October 28, 2013(Port Adelaide; a suburb of Adelaide lying about 14 kilometres northwest of the City of Adelaide. It lies within the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and is the main port for the city of Adelaide; effective foundation day of Port Adelaide was 6 January 1837; established: 1836; 34°50ʹ46ʺS 138°30ʹ11ʺE)
- Hammond, M. History of Port Adelaide, 1978?:p. 3, etc. (Port Adelaide, South Australia; proclaimed a corp. town in 1855)
- Australia gazetteer, 1975:p. 714 (Port Adelaide, ppl, 34⁰0ʹ50S 138⁰0ʹ30E, SA)