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1. It is also known as St Anns Crossing and Old Bowen Downs Road.
2. Remnants of the Old Bowen Downs road remain between Strathmore Station and Mount Douglas.
3. In September 1896 the Survey Office issued instructions to Francis Blennerhassett to survey the Old Bowen Downs Road and mark out new camping reserves.
4. The Suttor River Causeway is a stone causeway built across the Suttor River on the Old Bowen Downs Road ( today at St Anns Road, Mount Coolon ).
5. Remnants of the Old Bowen Downs Road are significant as evidence of the early establishment of vital road networks in rural Queensland during the second half of the nineteenth century.
6. It's difficult to find old bowen downs road in a sentence. 用old bowen downs road造句挺難的
7. As a vital communication and supply line between Bowen and remote western runs, development and maintenance of the Old Bowen Downs Road was crucial to the growth of the region's economy during the nineteenth century.
8. The Old Bowen Downs Road was established in the early 1860s as a teamster route between Port Denison ( Bowen ) on the coast and Bowen Downs Station inland, and continued in use until at least the late 1890s.
9. "' Suttor River Causeway "'is a heritage-listed causeway across the Suttor River on the Old Bowen Downs Road, now at St Anns Road, Mount Coolon, Whitsunday Region, Queensland, Australia.
10. It forms part of a landmark feature that is well known in the region and has been the subject of several publications including Pioneer Pub Crawl : Along the Old Bowen Downs Road and Bowen Downs and the Road to Bowen.
11. Despite the construction of the Port Denison Road, traffic continued to use the old Bowen Downs Road and a fortnightly mail service covering some 353 miles ( 568 kilometres ) between Bowen Downs Station and Bowen, as indicated in Pugh's Almanac of 1875, was maintained.
12. Significantly, the stone bridge built over the Suttor River in 1876 was intact and was described in the 1960s as being : " . . . flanked by a lagoon upstream, shaded by tall over-hanging ti-trees, and with shady groves on the downstream side . . . On the far bank ghost gums completed a delightful scene . . . The well-placed great black stones of the roadway and the neat stone-pitching of the walls were undisturbed after nearly a century of floods . " The Old Bowen Downs Road is no longer a state-controlled road and is no longer in general use.