local news · 1884
The article describes Nathalia as a suitable district for farming with rich red soil and a moist climate, reporting average wheat yields of 16 to 22 bushels per acre.
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LocationNathalia
LocationMoira
DistrictLower Goulburn
LocationAustralian Alps
DistrictGoulburn Valley
LocationNumurkah
LocationSeymour
LocationMelbourne
LocationMangaloro
LocationTabbilk
LocationNagambie
The Nathalia Herald, No. 8, 1884-03-28.
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Near this placeNathalia · Moira · Lower Goulburn · Australian Alps · Goulburn Valley