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Willunga Memorial Avenue
Place Category: South AustraliaPlace Tags: WW1
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This was the site of the original plantings of Pinus radiata (formerly P. insignis) undertaken on Arbor day the 20/08/1915 to commemorate the men of the district serving in WW1. It was located on the western side of St Andrew’s Terrace Willunga, in South Australia.
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In 1952 the District Council of Willunga decided to widen and bituminise St Andrews Terrace and all the memorial pine trees were removed. -
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* Name (Original Database):Willunga (1)
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