Mount Murray Anderson

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TypeOtherDetailsMount Murray Anderson is located to the south of Smiths Creek, an arm of Cowan Creek. It was named in 1936 by the Trustees of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park in memory of Sir Murray Anderson who was Governor of New South Wales in 1936. Sir David Murray Anderson entered the Royal Navy as a cadet and rose to the rank of Admiral in 1930, he retired in 1932. He was Governor of Newfoundland 1932-35 and was appointed Governor of New South Wales in November 1935 but because of ill-health he was not sworn in until 6 August 1936 he died October 30, 1936.
CreatorPowell, John P. 1994, Placenames of the Greater Hawkesbury Region, Hawkesbury River Enterprises, Berowra, pp.81-82

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LocationKuring-gai Chase National ParkGeotag^[1]KeywordsSir David Murray AndersonKu-Ring-Gai Chase TrustCowan Creek Smiths Creek

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Mount Murray Anderson