Aerial View, Wellington Point
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Pineapple plantations and residence, Wellington Point
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Wellington Point
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Wellington Point, near Brisbane
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Wellington Point
Wellington Point, a suburb on Moreton Bay, is 21 km east of central Brisbane. It was named by the colonial surveyor James Warner, probably as a compliment to the Duke of Wellington. The point is a slender, northwards promontory with picnic facilities and a sailing club at its end.
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Barry Kidd, Redlands Illustrated History, Capalaba, B. Kidd, 1979
'The orchard: fruit and vegetable growing on the Cleveland line', Queensland Agricultural Journal, December 1906, p. 284
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