Extract date: 12/05/2025
Name | Goyder Pillars |
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Type Designation | Hill |
Place Id | 13251 |
Place Type | Feature |
Status | Recorded |
Date Registered | |
Location (Datum GDA94) | |
Latitude: -22° 46' S (Decimal degrees -22.78135) | |
Longitude: 136° 48' E (Decimal degrees 136.81624) | |
Locality / Suburb | |
Anatye | |
Local Government Area | |
Central Desert Shire Council | |
History/Origin | Named by Chas Winnecke after GW Goyder, South Australian Surveyor General. Winnecke in his report of his 2nd expedition (SAPP 39 of 1883) writes: "These hills, when viewed from a distance, have the appearance of white pillars; they are crowned by perpendicular Koaline rocks. During my previous exploration I named them Goyder's Pillars, after G.W. Goyder, Esq., the Surveyor-General of South Australia." |
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