Hundred of Inkerman facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Inkerman South Australia
Inkerman Location in South Australia
Established	22 May 1856
Area	228 km2 (88.0 sq mi)
Region	Mid North
County	Gawler
Lands administrative divisions around Inkerman: Kulpara Goyder Stow Clinton Inkerman Balaklava Gulf St Vincent Dublin Dublin

The Hundred of Inkerman is a special way that land is divided in South Australia. Think of it like a big, official section of land used for maps and records. It's found on the northern part of the Adelaide Plains.

What is the Hundred of Inkerman?

A "hundred" is an old way of dividing land into smaller areas. The Hundred of Inkerman is one of these land divisions. It is located in the northern part of the Adelaide Plains in South Australia. The Wakefield River forms its northern border.

Where is Inkerman Located?

The Hundred of Inkerman is part of a larger area called the County of Gawler. It is one of eight "hundreds" that make up this county. The land here is mostly flat, which is why it's called a plain.

Why is it Called Inkerman?

The Hundred of Inkerman was given its name in 1856. It was named by the Governor of South Australia at the time, Richard MacDonnell. He named it after a famous battle called the Battle of Inkerman. This battle happened during the Crimean War.

Towns and Localities in Inkerman

Several towns and areas are located within the Hundred of Inkerman. These places are part of the Wakefield Council area. They include:

• Wild Horse Plains (the northern half)
• Inkerman
• Kallora (the western half)
• Proof Range
• Port Wakefield
• Bowmans (the southern half)