Place Names Register Extract
Hundred of Bagot
Extract date: 21/12/2024
| Name |
Hundred of Bagot |
| Type Designation |
Hundred |
| Place Id |
20493 |
| Place Type |
Administrative Area |
| Status |
Assigned |
| Date Registered |
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| Location (Datum GDA94) |
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Latitude:
-12° 27' S
(Decimal degrees -12.46) |
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Longitude:
130° 56' E
(Decimal degrees 130.9419) |
| Locality / Suburb |
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(None Found) |
| Local Government Area |
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| History/Origin |
This Hundred is most probably named after John Tuthill Bagot, Chief Secretary in 1868-1870 in the Strangways Ministry. The Hundred of Bagot (SA) was named as such after his Irish father Captain Charles H Bagot. J.T Bagot died on 13 August 1870 at a time when G.W. Goyder had finished his survey of Palmerston (Darwin). The Hundred extends from the RAAF Gate area down through Berrimah to Girraween Road, 32 kilometres south of Darwin. |
Register & Gazettal information
| Date |
Gazettal |
Comment |
| 14/09/1871 |
SAGG |
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