Lefevre Peninsula
Free from, Australian History
Lefevre Peninsula /ləˈfiːvər pəˈnɪn.sjʊ.lə/ A landform in South Australia, officially named on 3 June 1837 by Governor Hindmarsh to
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honor Sir John G. Shaw-Lefevre, a key member of the South Australian Colonisation Commissioners. The Indigenous Kaurna people originally called the area mudlanga /mʊdˈlʌŋ.ɡə/, which translates to ‘the nose’ in their language.[1]
