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Greenock [B 8661] • Photograph

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Summary

General view of Greenock. Greenock was named by James Smith, secretary of George Fife Angas after Greenock in Scotland. Greenock is characterised by treelined streets with shady peppercorn trees. Its origins were in copper mining and it served the mail coaches and teamsters hauling primary produce from the Barossa Valley and copper from the Kapunda Mines. The photograph shows the dirt road winding down the hill into Greenock flanked by houses and small vineyards.

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Physical description

Photograph; 31.6 cm x 12.4 cm

Dates / Publication details

1933

Collection

Part of Greenock Collection

Subject

Greenock (S.A.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.

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General notes

Geospatial coordinates indicate an approximate location.

Digitisation information

Date

15/11/2005

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

4,254 x 1,631 pixels (6.9 MP)

Size

20.84 MB

Location

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