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Name:
Palatine Rock
Description:
Is a rocky out crop on the Great Dividing Range overlooking Coco Creek and Rowans Hole, 300m north, north west of Tarpeian Rock. Named by Michael Keats on a Bush Club walk, 16th February 2010. As it is in close proximity to the previously named Tarpeian Rock, Michael called it Palatine Rock after the Palatine Hill that adjoined the Capitoline Hill, on which the Tarpeian Rock was located in ancient Rome.
Maps:
- Ben Bullen
Grid Reference:
- 268 199
Location:
Gardens of Stone National Park
Status:
Protected
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Walks:
- GOS1.14: Rowans Hole West to East
- GOS1.15: Murdocks Trail to Baal Bone Point via Coco Creek
- GOS1.16: Rowans Hole and more
- GOS1.19: Exploring the Pagoda Maze
- GOS5.02: Gaudis Walls
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