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1. The toponym'Stacks Bluff'first appears on maps in 1915.
2. The southern access is from Storys Creek, past Tranquil Tarn, to the northern slopes of Stacks Bluff.
3. Stacks Bluff is a major feature of the national park, and is a popular venue with bushwalkers and mountain climbers.
4. A track leads up to the summit cairn of Stacks Bluff, which affords extensive views of the entire eastern half of Tasmania.
5. There are records of aboriginal huts or dwellings around the foothills of Stacks Bluff and around the headwaters of the South Esk River near modern day Mathinna.
6. It's difficult to find stacks bluff in a sentence. 用stacks bluff造句挺難的
7. The southern end of the plateau is dominated by Stacks Bluff,, which is an imposing feature that drops away to a cliffline above the surrounding foothills.
8. The clans of the Ben Lomond Nation who occupied this area were the Plangermaireener and Plindermairhemener, who regularly traversed the river valleys and marshes below Stacks Bluff.
9. The artist John Glover ascended the plateau in January 1833 and sketched the northern aspect of Stacks Bluff, as well as the prominent features around the peak.
10. The town is located in a valley below Stacks Bluff ( 1527 m ) and it is an old tin mining town, though the mine closed in 1982.
11. A full survey of Ben Lomond was conducted from September 1905 to 1912 by Colonel William Vincent Legge, Stacks Bluff was found to be the second highest feature on the plateau at this time.
12. The mountain was originally occupied by Tasmanian Aboriginal people of the Ben Lomond Nation, who habituated the plateau in summer and left evidence of campsites and artifacts at Lake Youl ( Palawa : " meenemata " ) north of the summit block of Stacks Bluff.
13. "" Made round to the stacks of the mountain ( i . e . Stacks Bluff ), and stopped on a spot where the women said would be the most likely the Blacks would come or pass, that it was the usual beat for them ""
14. The prominent peaks were named early by European settlers and apparently based on appearance or location, with Stacks Bluff ( originally'the Butts', then'the Stacks'), Ossians Throne ( originally'The Knuckle'), the Buffaloes ( rock formations near Denison Crag ) and Ragged Jack ( originally Ragged Mountain ) appearing in correspondence in the 1800s.
15. About six weeks back they speared a shepherd belonging to Mr . Dark ( " near Deddington ) ", in sight of that gentlemen s house . . . About a week after that they robbed Mr . Bonney s ( " at modern day Bonney's Plains near-Stacks Bluff ) " stock hut of blankets, flour, sugar, etc . Three days after they pursued a shepherd of Mr . Massey s ( " near Deddington ) "; the same day they threw a spear at Mr . Sinclair s shepherd; the spear passed over the man s shoulder and through a ewe about two rods before him, which the man was driving.