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	Red Bluff to Stockyard Point Jam Jerrup Point JAM JERRUP VIC 3984 - Property No L10079	Red Bluff is the highest point of an eroding cliffed coast which slopes south to Stockyard or Passage Point, a cuspate foreland formed by a succession of curved sandy beach ridges enclosing swampy tracts between them. The area was important in the pastoral era of settlement and stock from Red Bluff Station were shipped from the Point. The eroding cliffs consist of Upper Tertiary ferruginous sandstones with mottled clay and a soil horizon above. Sand from the ... more	L10079	Local

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Red Bluff to Stockyard Point

Jam Jerrup Point

JAM JERRUP VIC 3984 - Property No L10079

Red Bluff is the highest point of an eroding cliffed coast which slopes south to Stockyard or Passage Point, a cuspate foreland formed by a succession of curved sandy beach ridges enclosing swampy tracts between them. The area was important in the pastoral era of settlement and stock from Red Bluff Station were shipped from the Point. The eroding cliffs consist of Upper Tertiary ferruginous sandstones with mottled clay and a soil horizon above. Sand from the ... more

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