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MOUNT HOGAN, ETHRIDGE GOLDFIELD, QUEENSLAND (24 September 2011)
contributed by JoanneKlein
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Fred Bagnall's (Charters Towers Historian) family lived at Mt. Hogan on the Ethridge Goldfield (began 1869), when Fred was a child (early 1900's). Mt. Hogan had a battery which was used by miner's of the district. Mt. Hogan lies between Gilberton and Christmas Hill Station near 60 Mile Creek.
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