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Colinton, New South Wales

April 11, 2024

Colinton is a locality in the Snowy Monaro Region, New South Wales, Australia.[2][3] At the 2016 census, it had a population of 127.[1] There was once a village and railway station of the same name.

Colinton
New South Wales
Bombala Railway at the site of the former Colinton station, looking north
Colinton
Location in New South Wales
Coordinates35°51′57″S 149°09′02″E / 35.86583°S 149.15056°E / -35.86583; 149.15056
Population127 (2016 census)[1]
Postcode(s)2626
Location
LGA(s)Snowy Monaro Regional Council
RegionMonaro
CountyBeresford
ParishColinton
State electorate(s)Monaro
Federal division(s)Eden-Monaro
Localities around Colinton:
ACT Michelago Anembo
Bumbalong Colinton Jerangle
Shannons Flat Bredbo Jerangle

Location edit

It lies on the eastern side of the Murrumbidgee River and on both sides of the Monaro Highway about 73 km south of Canberra and about 44 km north of Cooma. The nearest settlements are Michelago, 21 km to the north, and Bredbo, 10 km to the south.

History edit

Aboriginal and early settler history edit

The area later known as Colinton lies within the traditional lands of Ngarigo people.[4]

In June 1823, an exploration party, composed of Captain Mark Currie, Major John Ovens, Joseph Wild and an unknown Aboriginal guide, followed a route to the east of the steep slopes of the Murrumbidgee River's gorge and were the first colonists to pass through the area.[5] Although the area was just outside the southern boundary—Michelago Creek—of the Nineteen Counties, in which settlement was allowed by the colonial government, it was suitable for sheep grazing. Within a few years a squatter took over the area. By 1848, it was a part of the vast 'Micalago' sheep run.[6]

Mining edit

In the 1860s, alluvial gold was found in the area and the Colinton Gold Field was gazetted in 1878.[7][8][9] In the late 1860s, the Colinton field was being worked mainly by Chinese miners.[10] Attempts in the late 1860s to find a reef appear to have failed.

There was a small gold mine, Colinton Gold Mine, to the north of the village. The reef associated with this mine was discovered in 1888, and it was still being worked intermittently during the 1890s.[11][12][13][14][15] There was a silver-lead mine, Colinton Silver Mine, to the south-east of the village, near the base of the western side of Mount Colinton.[16][17]

Village of Colinton edit

A village of Colinton was proclaimed by 1861 and suburban land was on sale there.[18] The site of the village itself was gazetted in May 1862.[19] As a consequence the Crown Lands Act of 1884, it was proclaimed a village for a second time in 1885.[20][21][22] It is likely, though uncertain, that the village was named after Colinton in Scotland.

The village was situated mainly to the east of the railway line, on both sides of the main road to Cooma, which became one of its streets, Cooma Street. Other planned streets of the village were, Newton, Hurry, Wise, Brent, Colyers, Heber, Cosgrove, Hay, Ryrie and Queanbeyan Streets.[23] There was also a planned suburban area on the western side of the railway; its planned streets included Charles and Hope Streets.[23] There were also planned streets known as Burton, Stephen and Church Streets.[24][25] Land was reserved for public buildings in 1889.[26] A road from Newton St, Colinton, to the Murrumbidgee River—now Bumbalong Road[27]—was opened in 1887.[28] Colinton had a public school from 1883 to 1938.[29]

Colinton railway station opened with the extension of the railway from Michelago to Cooma (later the Bombala railway line) on 31 May 1889.[30] The station platform was 264 feet long—on the western side of the line, just to the north of Newton Street—and there was a siding and level crossing at Colinton.[23][31]

During construction of the railway from Michelago to Cooma, most of the major works—four bridges, a tunnel and some cuttings and high embankments—lay between Michelego station and the far side of the Bredbo River. The construction contractor had 600 men working on the line and living in tents. One of the workers' camps was at Colinton, resulting in a temporary population boom at Colinton, from around 1885 until the opening of the railway.[32][33][34] The discovery of a gold reef in 1888, by employees of the railway construction contractor, led to desertions from the camp as workers and locals staked claims.[35] The village had a hotel known as the Travellers' Rest Hotel[36] and in the mid-1880s there were several other drinking establishments. Around the same time, there was a market garden operated by ethnic-Chinese near the village.[37]

However, in 1891, Colinton was described, by a visitor, as a mining hamlet "whose glory was departed, now left a prey to goats, pigs, and fowls".[38] Later, the plan of the village was reduced in size and roads closed, several times.[39][25][40][41][42] In 1938, aside from the soon to close school, the village had a post office and just five houses.[43] In the mid twentieth century, there was still a small settlement at the station, but there is little sign of it now. As late as 1954, the village's post office was being used as a polling place for elections.[44] By the 1950s, village allotments were being sold off for unpaid rates.[45] The unattended railway station closed in 1975[30][46] and the railway line ceased operating in 1989.[47]

The Village of Colinton ceased to exist officially, in 1980, when its name was discontinued by the Geographical Names Board.[48]

Present day edit

 
Old cottage at Colinton (Nov. 2020).

Newton Street, one of the streets of the former village, still appears on maps, as do many of the old village's building allotments. The Monaro Highway follows the alignment of the former Cooma Street, through most of the village site.[49][23] Since 1989, there has been a Rural Fire Brigade at Colinton, with its shed located within the site of the former village.[50][51][52] The Bumbalong Road provides access to a little known bridge across the Murrumbidgee, the Bumbalong Bridge, Colinton,[53][54] that leads to the neighbouring locality of Bumbalong.[55] On the Monaro Highway, where it passes through the old village's site, there is an old cottage that was once part of the village. The disused Bombala railway line still passes just to the west of the old village's site and the remnants of the old level crossing at Newton Street can still be seen, as can the wooden railway bridges over Ingalara Creek[56] and Colyers Creek. To the north, on the Monaro Highway, where the old railway once crossed that road, is the Colinton Rest Area.[57] The locality also gave its name to the Colinton Gorge on the Murrumbidgee[58] and to the Colinton Tunnel, which lies on the old railway between the former stations of Colinton and Bredbo.[59][60][61]

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Colinton is a locality in the Snowy Monaro Region New South Wales Australia 2 3 At the 2016 census it had a population of 127 1 There was once a village and railway station of the same name Colinton New South WalesBombala Railway at the site of the former Colinton station looking northColintonLocation in New South WalesCoordinates35 51 57 S 149 09 02 E 35 86583 S 149 15056 E 35 86583 149 15056Population127 2016 census 1 Postcode s 2626Location73 km 45 mi S of Canberra44 km 27 mi N of Cooma354 km 220 mi SW of SydneyLGA s Snowy Monaro Regional CouncilRegionMonaroCountyBeresfordParishColintonState electorate s MonaroFederal division s Eden MonaroLocalities around Colinton ACT Michelago AnemboBumbalong Colinton JerangleShannons Flat Bredbo Jerangle Contents 1 Location 2 History 2 1 Aboriginal and early settler history 2 2 Mining 2 3 Village of Colinton 3 Present day 4 References 5 External linksLocation editIt lies on the eastern side of the Murrumbidgee River and on both sides of the Monaro Highway about 73 km south of Canberra and about 44 km north of Cooma The nearest settlements are Michelago 21 km to the north and Bredbo 10 km to the south History editAboriginal and early settler history edit The area later known as Colinton lies within the traditional lands of Ngarigo people 4 In June 1823 an exploration party composed of Captain Mark Currie Major John Ovens Joseph Wild and an unknown Aboriginal guide followed a route to the east of the steep slopes of the Murrumbidgee River s gorge and were the first colonists to pass through the area 5 Although the area was just outside the southern boundary Michelago Creek of the Nineteen Counties in which settlement was allowed by the colonial government it was suitable for sheep grazing Within a few years a squatter took over the area By 1848 it was a part of the vast Micalago sheep run 6 Mining edit In the 1860s alluvial gold was found in the area and the Colinton Gold Field was gazetted in 1878 7 8 9 In the late 1860s the Colinton field was being worked mainly by Chinese miners 10 Attempts in the late 1860s to find a reef appear to have failed There was a small gold mine Colinton Gold Mine to the north of the village The reef associated with this mine was discovered in 1888 and it was still being worked intermittently during the 1890s 11 12 13 14 15 There was a silver lead mine Colinton Silver Mine to the south east of the village near the base of the western side of Mount Colinton 16 17 Village of Colinton edit A village of Colinton was proclaimed by 1861 and suburban land was on sale there 18 The site of the village itself was gazetted in May 1862 19 As a consequence the Crown Lands Act of 1884 it was proclaimed a village for a second time in 1885 20 21 22 It is likely though uncertain that the village was named after Colinton in Scotland The village was situated mainly to the east of the railway line on both sides of the main road to Cooma which became one of its streets Cooma Street Other planned streets of the village were Newton Hurry Wise Brent Colyers Heber Cosgrove Hay Ryrie and Queanbeyan Streets 23 There was also a planned suburban area on the western side of the railway its planned streets included Charles and Hope Streets 23 There were also planned streets known as Burton Stephen and Church Streets 24 25 Land was reserved for public buildings in 1889 26 A road from Newton St Colinton to the Murrumbidgee River now Bumbalong Road 27 was opened in 1887 28 Colinton had a public school from 1883 to 1938 29 Colinton railway station opened with the extension of the railway from Michelago to Cooma later the Bombala railway line on 31 May 1889 30 The station platform was 264 feet long on the western side of the line just to the north of Newton Street and there was a siding and level crossing at Colinton 23 31 During construction of the railway from Michelago to Cooma most of the major works four bridges a tunnel and some cuttings and high embankments lay between Michelego station and the far side of the Bredbo River The construction contractor had 600 men working on the line and living in tents One of the workers camps was at Colinton resulting in a temporary population boom at Colinton from around 1885 until the opening of the railway 32 33 34 The discovery of a gold reef in 1888 by employees of the railway construction contractor led to desertions from the camp as workers and locals staked claims 35 The village had a hotel known as the Travellers Rest Hotel 36 and in the mid 1880s there were several other drinking establishments Around the same time there was a market garden operated by ethnic Chinese near the village 37 However in 1891 Colinton was described by a visitor as a mining hamlet whose glory was departed now left a prey to goats pigs and fowls 38 Later the plan of the village was reduced in size and roads closed several times 39 25 40 41 42 In 1938 aside from the soon to close school the village had a post office and just five houses 43 In the mid twentieth century there was still a small settlement at the station but there is little sign of it now As late as 1954 the village s post office was being used as a polling place for elections 44 By the 1950s village allotments were being sold off for unpaid rates 45 The unattended railway station closed in 1975 30 46 and the railway line ceased operating in 1989 47 The Village of Colinton ceased to exist officially in 1980 when its name was discontinued by the Geographical Names Board 48 Present day edit nbsp Old cottage at Colinton Nov 2020 Newton Street one of the streets of the former village still appears on maps as do many of the old village s building allotments The Monaro Highway follows the alignment of the former Cooma Street through most of the village site 49 23 Since 1989 there has been a Rural Fire Brigade at Colinton with its shed located within the site of the former village 50 51 52 The Bumbalong Road provides access to a little known bridge across the Murrumbidgee the Bumbalong Bridge Colinton 53 54 that leads to the neighbouring locality of Bumbalong 55 On the Monaro Highway where it passes through the old village s site there is an old cottage that was once part of the village The disused Bombala railway line still passes just to the west of the old village s site and the remnants of the old level crossing at Newton Street can still be seen as can the wooden railway bridges over Ingalara Creek 56 and Colyers Creek To the north on the Monaro Highway where the old railway once crossed that road is the Colinton Rest Area 57 The locality also gave its name to the Colinton Gorge on the Murrumbidgee 58 and to the Colinton Tunnel which lies on the old railway between the former stations of Colinton and Bredbo 59 60 61 References edit a b Australian Bureau of Statistics 27 June 2017 Colinton 2016 Census QuickStats Retrieved 16 August 2017 nbsp Colinton Geographical Names Board Retrieved 5 December 2020 Colinton OpenStreetMap Retrieved 16 August 2017 Studies Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander 10 November 2022 Map of Indigenous Australia aiatsis gov au Retrieved 11 June 2023 Plowman Suzannah September 2007 Thematic History 1823 1945 Cooma Monaro Shire New South Wales Victoria Design amp Management Pty Ltd pp 8 9 10 Plowman Suzannah September 2007 Thematic History 1823 1945 Cooma Monaro Shire New South Wales Victoria Design amp Management Pty Ltd p 13 GOLD FIELDS Freeman s Journal New South Wales Australia 2 April 1862 p 5 Colinton Gold Field The Manaro Mercury and Cooma and Bombala Advertiser New South Wales Australia 22 June 1878 p 3 Government Gazette Proclamations and Legislation New South Wales Government Gazette New South Wales Australia 18 June 1878 p 2381 Mining Gazette Sydney Mail NSW 1860 1871 30 May 1868 p 8 Retrieved 29 November 2020 MINING Goulburn Evening Penny Post NSW 1881 1940 12 June 1888 p 2 Retrieved 29 November 2020 Mining Enterprise Queanbeyan Observer NSW 1894 1908 1910 1915 18 February 1896 p 2 Retrieved 18 November 2020 Colinton Gold Mine Bredbo Beresford Co New South Wales Australia www mindat org Retrieved 18 November 2020 Colinton Gold Mines Manaro Mercury and Cooma and Bombala Advertiser NSW 1862 1931 28 January 1898 p 2 Retrieved 29 November 2020 Mining in the Queanbeyan District PAST AND PRESENT Queanbeyan Observer NSW 1894 1908 1910 1915 14 September 1897 p 2 Retrieved 6 December 2020 Colinton Silver Mine Bredbo Beresford Co New South Wales Australia www mindat org Retrieved 16 November 2020 Colinton www mindat org Retrieved 16 November 2020 PROCLAMATION New South Wales Government Gazette Sydney NSW 1832 1900 30 September 1861 p 2067 Retrieved 16 November 2020 COLINTON New South Wales Government Gazette Sydney NSW 1832 1900 9 May 1862 p 883 Retrieved 23 November 2020 Government Gazette Proclamations and Legislation New South Wales Government Gazette Sydney NSW 1832 1900 20 March 1885 p 1853 Retrieved 18 December 2020 THE LAND ACT Daily Telegraph Sydney NSW 1883 1930 23 March 1885 p 6 Retrieved 24 November 2020 Parliament of New South wales 17 October 1884 Crown Lands Act of 1884 a b c d Parish of Colinton County of Beresford cartographic material Trove Retrieved 16 November 2020 SITES OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES New South Wales Government Gazette Sydney NSW 1832 1900 28 April 1863 p 985 Retrieved 23 November 2020 a b VILLAGE AND SUBURBAN LANDS AT COLINTON Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales Sydney NSW 1901 2001 30 April 1913 p 2615 Retrieved 23 November 2020 RESERVES FROM SALE FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS New South Wales Government Gazette Sydney NSW 1832 1900 19 October 1889 p 7566 Retrieved 23 November 2020 Bumbalong Rd Google Maps Retrieved 23 November 2020 FORMAL OPENING OF PARISH ROADS New South Wales Government Gazette Sydney NSW 1832 1900 22 March 1887 p 2037 Retrieved 23 November 2020 Colinton Public School in the School history database search New South Wales Department of Education Retrieved 25 December 2017 a b Colinton station NSWrail net Retrieved 16 August 2017 THE GOULBURN TO COOMA RAILWAY Daily Telegraph Sydney NSW 1883 1930 30 May 1889 p 3 Retrieved 19 November 2020 OUR ILLUSTRATIONS The Iron Horse and Cooma Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser NSW 1871 1912 20 March 1886 p 587 Retrieved 4 December 2020 Plowman Suzannah September 2007 Thematic History 1823 1945 Cooma Monaro Shire New South Wales Victoria Design amp Management Pty Ltd p 39 The Cooma Railway Manaro Mercury and Cooma and Bombala Advertiser NSW 1862 1931 6 January 1886 p 3 Retrieved 4 December 2020 The Rush near Cooma Goulburn Evening Penny Post NSW 1881 1940 2 June 1888 p 4 Retrieved 29 November 2020 Colinton Manaro Mercury and Cooma and Bombala Advertiser NSW 1862 1931 1 July 1885 p 3 Retrieved 22 November 2020 Colinton Manaro Mercury and Cooma and Bombala Advertiser NSW 1862 1931 30 January 1886 p 2 Retrieved 26 November 2020 Bush Crossways from a Buckboard Illustrated Sydney News NSW 1881 1894 20 June 1891 p 13 Retrieved 24 November 2020 ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE OF COLINTON Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales Sydney NSW 1901 2001 30 April 1913 p 2615 Retrieved 23 November 2020 PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE OF COLINTON Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales Sydney NSW 1901 2001 29 November 1918 p 6086 Retrieved 16 November 2020 PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE VILLAGE OF COLINTON Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales Sydney NSW 1901 2001 4 April 1930 p 1470 Retrieved 16 November 2020 PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales Sydney NSW 1901 2001 23 July 1948 p 1822 Retrieved 24 November 2020 News from the Letter Box Sun Sydney NSW 1910 1954 25 December 1938 p 2 Retrieved 16 November 2020 Advertising Goulburn Evening Post NSW 1940 1954 21 May 1954 p 5 Retrieved 16 November 2020 LOCAL Government Act 1919 SHIRE OF MONARO SALE OF LAND FOR OVERDUE RATES Notice is hereby given to the Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales Sydney NSW 1901 2001 26 August 1955 p 2551 Retrieved 16 November 2020 Closing Canberra Times ACT 1926 1995 27 February 1975 p 11 Retrieved 24 November 2020 Bombala Line nswrail net Retrieved 20 November 2020 GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES ACT 1966 Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales Sydney NSW 1901 2001 18 January 1980 p 324 Retrieved 16 November 2020 Newton St Colinton NSW Google Maps Retrieved 16 November 2020 About Us Colinton Rural Fire Brigade Retrieved 16 November 2020 Colinton Bushfire Brigade Google Maps Retrieved 16 November 2020 Satellite view Colinton Bushfire Brigade Google Maps Retrieved 16 November 2020 Bumbalong Bridge Colinton Waterways Guide 12 February 2013 Retrieved 25 November 2020 The bridge is a burning issue in Bumbalong Canberra Times ACT 1926 1995 6 October 1989 p 3 Retrieved 25 November 2020 Parish of Bumbalong County of Cowley cartographic material Land District of Queanbeyan Yarrowlumla Shire Eastern Division N S W amp Commonwealth Territory Trove Retrieved 25 November 2020 Michelago rail bridge over Ingalara Creek NSW Environment Energy and Science www environment nsw gov au Retrieved 6 December 2020 Colinton Rest Area Google Maps Retrieved 18 November 2020 Rivers of Carbon Upper Bidgee River Rehab Riverspace www riverspace com au Retrieved 25 November 2020 Colinton Tunnel www nswrail net Retrieved 30 October 2020 Colinton Tunnel listed in LEP as Bredbo Railway Tunnel Scotsdale NSW Environment Energy and Science www environment nsw gov au Retrieved 3 December 2020 Satellite view Colinton Tunnel Google Maps Retrieved 18 November 2020 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Colinton New South Wales Map of the Parish of Colinton with an inset diagram of the village Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Colinton New South Wales amp oldid 1176421273, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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