On the scent of Coogee? ANPS Occasional Paper No 6. South Turramurra

Jan Tent

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    Abstract

    In ANPS Occasional Paper No. 4 ‘The Cogie: a case of a conflated name?’ (Tent, 2018), the orthographic variants cogie and coogee are noted. The question arises whether there is any connection between the two, and the various other toponyms in NSW and WA that bear or contain the form Coogee, or one very similar to it.2 In this Occasional Paper, I examine each of these locations and consider the etymologies of their toponyms.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)24pp
    JournalNewsletter of the Australian National Placenames Survey
    Volume6
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2019

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