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and their familiesâ. The township was âdivided into three portionsâ, described as âthe
Government Township, the Private Township (or that upon the land taken up by or belonging to the company working the mine), and Cornish Townâ, with âthe mine and its appurtenances in the centreâ. Most of the houses, places of business and public buildings were located in the Private Township. In the surveyed Government Township there were âvery few houses indeedâ. Cornish Town was described as âpretty thickly populatedâ. The âwant of waterâ was described as âthe great drawback to the comfort of the inhabitants of Cobarâ and on a number of occasions âthe people have been upon the verge of a water famineâ. Government-constructed tanks relying on rainfall was the principal means of household supply and the watering of stock, supplemented by âsmall tanks sunk in the groundâ beside many of the houses.
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structure in Barton-streetâ with a gaol next to it. The township had nine hotels, âthe principal ones being the Cobar and the
Commercialâ, and two banks, âthe Commercial and the Joint Stockâ. The writer was of the opinion that âCobar owes its existence as a town largely to the Great Cobar Copper Mine, although the pastoral properties have also contributed in a great measure to make it a fairly prosperous inland settlementâ.
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435:). Krugeâs wife, Sidwell, was from Cornwall and her family had emigrated to South Australia in the late-1840s and mined copper ore at Burra. She was able to identify the rock as containing copper. Sidwell Kruge's assessment was confirmed when her husband smelted some of the ore samples in his blacksmith's forge. The three men then returned to Bourke, intending to secure the ground around the Kubbur waterhole.
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that there had been âa call for tenders for drawing in copper ore from Cobarâ. In July 1871 a meeting was held in Bourke âof gentlemen interested in the Cobar copper mineâ and shares were âeagerly bought at ÂŁ15 per shareâ. By the following
November it was reported that âthe affairs of the Cobar Copper Mine Company are in a flourishing condition, shares having rushed up from ÂŁ15 to ÂŁ70 and ÂŁ80 per shareâ.
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The Cobar economy relies heavily on trade with the local mines and their employees, and consequently on world metal prices and hence is subject to great fluctuations. During 2008, after a fall of 75% in world zinc prices, one local mine cut 540 of its 655 jobs, with flow-on effects felt by many other
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The New
Occidental Hotel was a pub located on the edge of town and was built in 1879; it was known as the Star Hotel at that time. It became a significant local spot for miners as well as a common meeting place for groups and clubs in the area. In August 2014 a fire engulfed the building and resulted
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To the pastoralists who had taken up runs along the
Darling River during the 1850s the Cobar area was a waterless region between rivers. As pastoral stations became more established, tanks and wells were constructed to allow stock to be grazed in areas away from permanent watercourses (known as âback
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Many sights of cultural interest can be found in and around Cobar. The town retains much of its colonial 19th-century architecture. The
Towsers Huts, 3 km south of town but currently inaccessible to the public, are ruins of very simple colonial dwellings from around 1870. The ancient Aboriginal
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In March 1881 the settlement at Cobar was described as âlarge and scattered, as mining towns generally are, composed chiefly of huts and cottages, which lie about in all directions and cover an extensive area of groundâ. The population was estimated to number 2,500 consisting âprincipally of miners
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Mining
Company Ltd. It and subsequent companies operated a number of light railways carrying ore and similar material, as well as timber for mine supports. Cobar and many mining outskirts accommodated the miners who travelled to the area in the late 1880s. The overwhelming majority of these were of
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The South Cobar Mining
Company built a furnace at Cobar and in May 1875 commenced smelting operations. Soon afterwards two additional furnaces and a refinery were built. In December 1875 the Cobar Copper Mining Company amalgamated with the South Cobar Mining Company to form the Great Cobar Copper
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In
September 1870 three contract well-sinkers, Charles Campbell, Thomas Hartman and George Gibb, were traveling south from Bourke to the Lachlan River. They had engaged two Aboriginal men, Frank and Boney, to guide them via the permanent watering places in the dry country between the rivers. Along
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A description of Cobar published in April 1888 noted that âthe houses generally are substantially built; many of them being of brickâ, with a number of âweather-board and iron buildings and some adobe or clay housesâ scattered throughout the town. The courthouse was described as âa handsome brick
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In partnership with Bourke businessman Joseph Becker, Campbell, Hartman and Gibb took up a mineral conditional purchase of 40 acres at the locality. Shortly afterwards the Cobar Copper Mining
Company was formed, and the lease of the mine was transferred to the company. In May 1871 it was reported
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In December 1871 a correspondent visited âthe new Cobar copper mineâ in company with Captain Lean, the newly-appointed mining manager. The mine had been in operation for the previous four months. It was situated âon a Pine ridge, and throughout the whole length of the ridge (about half-a-mile)
539:, in March 1920. The Gladstone Mine, at Wrightville closed, around May 1920, because it was reliant upon the copper smelters at the C.S.A. Mine, which closed at that time. The Occidental gold mine, at Wrightville, closed in July 1921. Last, in September 1921, hard rock mining ceased at the
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businesses. Over the course of that year Cobar's workforce reduced by 10%. The town has increasing benefit from being the seat of the local government area. Cobar has two primary schools, a high school, an activities youth centre and a 31-bed hospital for acute care.
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indications of ore are apparentâ. The ore was varied, âconsisting of blue and red carbonate, red and black oxide, and is of very high qualityâ. The writer was of the opinion the Cobar mine âpromises to be one of the richest copper mines Australia has yet producedâ.
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the way they camped beside the Kubbur waterhole. The men noted the green and blue staining at the waterhole and collected some rock samples. On their journey further south the well-sinkers stopped at a shanty operated by Henry Kruge (near to the future site of
898:. Established in 2003 by the Cobar Business Association Inc. (CBA), Cobar Quid is a currency that encourages its residents to shop locally. This local currency is a minted medallion that can be exchanged for goods and services with accepting local businesses.
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were discovered in the area, which led to a further population increase. The town's current positive economic development is due to the affluence of the mining boom. Three important mining belts are operational in the Cobar area: the Cobar belt, the
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By the 1930s the town's population had dropped to little over 1,000, only to rise again and stabilise at around 3,500 through the 1970s and early 1980s. Copper mining was intermittent until 1965 when full-time operations resumed. In the 1980s,
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group associated with the arid plains and rocky hill country of the Central West area of NSW bordered by the Lachlan, Darling-Barwon and Bogan rivers). The name âCobarâ is derived from a Ngiyampaa word â variously transcribed as
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is regarded as having been the most productive gold mine in New South Wales. Gold was also produced by refining the copper smelted from copper ores, this was first done in the Great Cobar electrolytic copper refinery at
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Several fine heritage buildings from the late 1880s/early 1900s settlement are still in existence, including the Great Western Hotel (1898), claimed to have the longest verandah (at 91 metres) in
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Nyngan Road (Barrier Highway): Cobar Visitor's Centre / Great Cobar Heritage Centre (also known as Cobar Pastoral & Mining Museum; Mining Administration Offices, Great Cobar Mines)
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Although Cobar is best known as a copper mining area, it has also been a significant goldfield. The first significant gold producing mine at Cobar was the Chesney Mine. The
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stations). By the mid-1860s back stations such as âBooroomuggaâ and âBuckwaroonâ had been established in the Cobar locality (within the Warrego Pastoral District).
340:, the town of Cobar had a population of 3,990. The Shire has a population of approximately 4,700 and an area of 44,065 square kilometres (17,014 sq mi).
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312:, Australia whose economy is based mainly upon base metals and gold mining. The town is 712 km (442 mi) by road northwest of the state capital,
2698:"Map of the village of Dapville [cartographic material] : Parish of Cobar, County of Robinson, the Land District of Cobar, NSW 1902"
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The CBA sells the coins to the local business in values of $ 5, $ 10, $ 20 and $ 50 values, and the medallions are minted by the
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operates a coach service from Dubbo. The train line through Cobar is today used primarily for industrial train services. See
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Historic Site located north-west of Cobar is an important traditional meeting place with ceremonial significance. Extensive
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use. Other sources claim the Aboriginal word means âred earthâ or âburnt earthâ (the ochre used for ceremonial body paint).
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At its peak, Cobar had a population of 10,000. It also became the regional centre for nearby mining villages, such as
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belt. Visits to mine sites may be arranged through the Cobar Heritage and Visitor Information Centre overlooking the
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Climate data for Cobar (31Âș32'S, 145Âș48'E, 218 AMSL) (1993-2024 normals, 1881-present extremes, sun 1978-2010)
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Jupp, James; Jupp, Director Centre for Immigration and Multicultural Studies James (1 October 2001).
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Marshall Street, the main street of Cobar. Cobar retains much of its late 19th-century architecture.
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The most common responses for religion were Catholic 33.8%, No Religion 18.9% and Anglican 17.1%.
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Cobar Police station in Barton St, with St Laurence OâToole Catholic Church in the background
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Text is licensed by State of New South Wales (Department of Planning and Environment) under
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Business can redeem the medallions for cash which is controlled by the Cobar Shire Council.
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The Cobar area is part of the traditional territory of the Wongaibon people (within the
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at the site contains ochre and kaolin paintings of human and animal figures as well as
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The Australian People: An Encyclopedia of the Nation, Its People and Their Origins
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is a small, local airport located 5.6 km southwest of town.
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are some of the largest and most important in Australia. The new
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The Industries of the Colony: XXXII. â Cobar and Its Copper Mine
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EMM Sydney (for Peak Gold Mines Pty Ltd) (December 2020).
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Cobar has a number of heritage-listed sites, including:
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Great Cobar Copper Mining Syndicate's Refinery, Lithgow
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2981:"Firefighter killed while fighting pub blaze in Cobar"
2348:"Mining Railways of Cobar - 7. Other Mines, 1871-1922"
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http://www.bom.gov.au/weather/nsw/cobar/climate.shtml
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Maitland Mercury and Hunter River General Advertiser
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Maitland Mercury and Hunter River General Advertiser
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Nyngan Road (Barrier Highway): Mines Office (former)
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894:The local council supports a local currency called
3186:"Cobar Post Office Climate Statistics (1881-1965)"
2955:"Old miners' pub destroyed by fire in country NSW"
2793:Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales
2763:"Government Gazette Proclamations and Legislation"
866:of Population, there were 3,990 people in Cobar.
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3136:"Cobar Airport Climate Statistics (1993-2024)"
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2234:"PRIMEFACT (No. 555) - Cobar's mining history"
2182:Australian Railway Historical Society Bulletin
1951:(Report). EMM Consulting Pty Ltd. J190278 RP13
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2046:, 27 October 1865 (Issue No. 229), page 229.
1989:. Sydney 1967: Reed New Holland. p. 26.
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3104:Climate of Cobar, Retrieved 24 January 2009
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2015:"Learn more about why this park is special"
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2060:. Cobar: The Great Cobar Heritage Centre.
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3345:Local government areas of New South Wales
3161:"Cobar Mo Climate Statistics (1962-2024)"
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1974:. Sydney: Macquarie Library. p. 38.
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2614:"NEW OCCIDENTAL MINE AT COBAR TO CLOSE"
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2953:Wilson, Cameron (26 August 2014).
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2767:New South Wales Government Gazette
2678:from the original on 30 March 2018
2319:"COBAR THREATENED WITH EXTINCTION"
2246:from the original on 23 June 2014.
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2087:(Sydney), 27 April 1878, page 13.
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3115:"BOM - Cobar weather statistics"
3007:"Statistics by Catalogue Number"
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1970:Donaldson, Tamsin. "Ngiyampaa".
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182:457 km (284 mi) E of
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2346:McKillop, Bob (October 2004).
2200:. Cambridge University Press.
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2477:"NEW SOUTH WALES MINING NEWS"
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2795:. 30 July 1971. p. 2826
2622:. 13 October 1952. p. 1
2485:. 18 August 1921. p. 14
2184:, September 1969 pp. 189-218
2019:Mount Grenfell Historic Site
1871:http://www.cobar.nsw.gov.au/
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2327:. 19 March 1919. p. 17
2151:, 13 December 1871, page 6.
1923:Celtic Council of Australia
1684:Miners Heritage Park, Cobar
1334:Average precipitation days
1120:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
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2558:"COBAR GOLD MINE REOPENED"
2451:"The Occidental Gold Mine"
2081:The Late Mr. Joseph Becker
1972:Macquarie Aboriginal Words
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2279:, 28 April 1888, page 30.
2222:– via Google Books.
2165:South Australian Register
2056:Burgess, Neville (2006).
2040:Accepted Tenders for Runs
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1880:Retrieved 7 January 2010
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166:260 m (853 ft)
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2119:, 13 July 1871, page 4.
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421:New Cobar Open Cut Mine
3272:Towns and Villages in
3231:Cobar, New South Wales
3071:"ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT"
2725:. pp. 27, 28, 29.
2129:Notes from Fort Bourke
2103:, 25 May 1871, page 3.
1987:Aboriginal Place Names
1846:2016 Census QuickStats
1842:"Cobar (State Suburb)"
1793:Train and Bus Services
1660:, novelist and writer.
1623:, former professional
611:NynganâCobar railway:
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3277:local government area
3190:Bureau of Meteorology
3165:Bureau of Meteorology
3140:Bureau of Meteorology
2930:Australian Government
2870:Australian Government
2736:Johnson, R.S (1908).
2642:"New Occidental Loss"
2508:Sydney Morning Herald
2374:Sydney Morning Herald
2369:"FIRE IN C.S.A. MINE"
2290:"Great Western Hotel"
2273:In the Cobar District
2261:Sydney Morning Herald
2149:Sydney Morning Herald
1645:commissioned in 2003.
1641:in 1942, namesake of
1635:Robert William Rankin
1599:Bureau of Meteorology
903:Royal Australian Mint
645:Historical population
613:Cobar railway station
541:Mount Boppy Gold Mine
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326:local government area
3233:at Wikimedia Commons
3029:"Search Census data"
2397:"N.S.W. MINING NEWS"
1770:Cobar Police station
1696:Rock with copper ore
1643:HMAS Rankin (SSG 78)
980:Record high °C (°F)
122:-31.49972; 145.83194
23:For other uses, see
16:For other uses, see
3237:Cobar Shire Council
3075:Cobar Shire Council
2619:Barrier Daily Truth
2161:Mining Intelligence
1627:footballer for the
1190:Record low °C (°F)
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545:New Occidental mine
469:New Occidental Mine
459:stock at the time.
324:. The town and the
247:Federal division(s)
235:State electorate(s)
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2959:ABC Radio National
2672:www.csamine.com.au
2538:. 6 September 1921
1895:cobarweekly.com.au
1802:Cobar railway line
1744:Cobar Sound Chapel
1381:Average afternoon
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361:Indigenous origins
350:Cobar Sound Chapel
344:rock paintings at
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2482:Australian Worker
2402:Australian Worker
2176:Shoebridge, J.W.
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1383:relative humidity
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