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Henley Beach South Avenue of Honour
Place Category: South Australia
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The Henley Beach South Avenue of Honour was established on the 10th of July 1990 by the HMAS Club of South Australia. This double row of Plane Trees is located HMAS Rd Henley Beach South, in South Australia, and is marked by a sign at the beginning of the Avenue.
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* Name (Original Database):Henley Beach South
* Street:HMAS Road
* Town:Henley Beach South
* Details:HMAS Club of South Australia.
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