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Latest comment: 7 months ago by JaredMcKenzie in topic Incorrect information?

Incorrect information?

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The article claims that the Manning River is crossed by the North Coast Railway line at Taree.

Having ridden that line multiple times, and having double checked on google maps, though, I can confirm that the only point where the North Coast railway line crosses the Manning River is at Mt. George, quite a distance away from Taree. 2001:8003:332D:3D00:2D63:634B:DA19:DEC2 (talk) 14:12, 18 February 2024 (UTC)Reply

I mean if you judge only by Google maps, but it's technically not incorrect (tho maybe misleading). Region used to be all commonly lumped as simply greater Taree in early maps and why that railway bridge is also officially named Taree rail bridge over Manning River. Even today, Mount George is still officially part of Taree, or at least greater Taree . Tho today, when people say "Taree", they are just referring to the suburb of Taree, and they don't also call Mount George as Taree anymore as it's recognised as a separate locality to Taree, so why I've revised it to be specific. JaredMcKenzie (talk) 19:27, 1 January 2026 (UTC)Reply