Floods
ONE of the heaviest downfalls of rain we have had for years was that in Cooma on Thursday last. It commenced to rain in torrents about [?]…
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Floods & storms, 1879
9 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers
Great Floods on Manaro. Highest Flood ever known in Cooma
JUST before going to press, on Tuesday afternoon, a storm broke over Cooma, as w[?]announced in our issue of Wednesday. At about 4 o'clock,…
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THE floods were repeated in town on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday night, Cooma Creek being flooded equally as high as on former…
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IT may interest our readers to learn the rate of the velocity and discharge of the water in Cooma Creek during the big flood of 1879. We are…
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THE Bairnsdale correspondent of the Argus on Saturday week communicated the following to that journal by telegraph:âA heavy downpour of…
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ON Wednesday, whilst the Umaralla River was very high, Mr. F. Thomas and Mr. Charles tindall, who were waiting on the Cooma side of the river, saw the dead body…
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ON Thursday morning the traffic on the Richmond line was impeded by the waters of the Hawkesbury flooding South Creek and covering the railway line at…
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OUR correspondent sends the following particulars in respect to the damages done by the floods in the Happy Valley:—"After the heavy flood of last week we…
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"ACROSS the Sahara by steamer" promises, at no distant day, to be classed among the announcement of this age of mechanical and engineering triumphs. That the…
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