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Victor Harbor line to Mount Barker |
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Sandergrove (closed 1973) |
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Victor Harbor line to Victor Harbor |
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Tucker Road |
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Unnamed waterway |
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Dry Plains Road |
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Nurragi |
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Nurragi Road |
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Punkulda (siding) |
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Finniss-Milang Road |
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Landseer Road |
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McDonald Street |
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Daronda Terrace |
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Milang |
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Nurragi was a former railway siding in South Australia, located approximately halfway along the Sandergrove to Milang spur-line, which branched off from the Mount Barker-Victor Harbor railway line. Opened in 1884, it was a 70 metres-long goods siding. The siding was closed in 1970, when the spur-line was abandoned and removed when the track was dismantled in the 1970s. Since 1991, the railway station site has been located within the Nurragi Conservation Reserve.
