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What street names carry the names of early settlers?

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What street names carry the names of early settlers?

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Several places in Boroondara are names after early settlers.
Such as;

Gardiner’s Creek was named after John Gardiner

George Eastway established the Camberwell Inn after buying land at Camberwell Junction. This in turn resulted in Camberwell being adopted as the name for the entire district.

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Many street names are derived from Indigenous Australians.
Including;

Boroondara - 'Where the ground is thickly shaded'

Boorool Road

Toogronga Road - 'modern or new.'

Toorak Road - 'reedy swamp'

Killara Avenue - 'permanent or always there.'

Naroo Street

Wanawong Crescent

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There was prospect in Boroondara's accessibility to water. The water supply authority is Yarra Valley Water.

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When did the early European settlement take place?

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When did the early European settlement take place?

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The area was originally by  Wurundjeri Indeginous Australians of the Kulin nation. However, in 1837, Europeans settled in Boroondara. The name derives from the Aboriginal word, meaning "where the ground is thickly shaded". The first local Government was established in 1854. It incorporated Hawthorn, Kew and Camberwell.

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Boroondara was first discovered by John Gardiner, a European Settler and his family in 1837.