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	Dumbleyung
		Dumbleyung, which became a townsite in 1906, is surrounded by a rural district dominated by wheat farming.
		Lake Dumbleyung is a wildlife sanctuary fed by the Coblinine River, and is one of the largest inland salt lakes in Western Australia.
		In the 1870's one of the first homesteads to be built in the Dumbleyung area was on the property known as Wheatfields, constructed from native timber and materials.
	members.westnet.com.au /gsfhs/dumbleyung.htm (262 words)

	Dumbleyung, Western Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dumbleyung (33°19′S 117°44′E; post code: 6350) is a town and shire in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, approximately 270km south-east of Perth between Wagin and Lake Grace on State Route 107.
		However, in 1907, Dumbleyung was gazetted as a townsite and became the terminus of a railway from Wagin.
		The nearby Dumbleyung Lake is a well-known attraction.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dumbleyung,_Western_Australia (278 words)

	Walkabout - Dumbleyung
		Dumbleyung is a small wheatbelt town located 275 km south east of Perth.
		Although in many ways Dumbleyung is a typical wheatbelt town there is one event in its history which makes it uniquely important and separates it from the dozens of other towns in the area.
		The Dumbleyung Hotel was built in 1913 and by 1915 Dumbleyung was the major rural service town in the region.
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/WADumbleyung.shtml (1047 words)

	Pictorial History Of Dumbleyung « A Yobbo’s View
		Three farmers from Dumbleyung have produced a huge, glossy coffee table-style book documenting the history of the area since settlement in the 1890’s.
		In the meantime, if you are interested in Dumbleyung, or WA History in general, do yourself a favour and order one before they’re all gone.
		Dumbleyung Farmer’s Centre is apparently the largest dealer of Case/International machinery in the southern hemisphere.
	yobbo.wordpress.com /2003/12/30/pictorial-history-of-dumbleyung (633 words)

	www.westernbelle.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Grazing leases were granted in the area in 1875 when the area around Lake Dumbleyung was reported as being rich and fertile.
		As Dumbleyung was on the route to the goldfields, some enterprising farmers would load their wagons with supplies and take them out the goldfields and auction the contents.
		Lake Dumbleyung is the largest body of inland water in W.A. It covers an area of about 13x7km.
	www.westernbelle.com /dumble.html (300 words)

	WA Dumbleyung (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A farming and mining area, Dumbleyung is the administrative centre for the shire which covers an area of 2,551 square kilometres.
		The lake is claimed as the largest body of inland water in Western Australia, measuring approximately 13 kilometres by 6.5 kilometres.
		These days, however, Lake Dumbleyung is a quieter place although it is a popular venue for water sports.
	www.allsydney.com /west/dumbleyu.htm (207 words)

	Department of Agriculture, Western Australia : Dumbleyung community bores summary
		In November 2000, the watertable was within 4 m of the surface at monitoring sites near the eastern and south-eastern edges of the Dumbleyung townsite, but was less than 2 m deep at only two of the monitored locations.
		The groundwater pumping test in Dumbleyung showed that at the site tested, only a small volume of water could be accessed by the production bore since the water level in it quickly dropped nearly 20 m, even though it was pumped at a low rate (only 0.4 L/second, or about 35 m3/day).
		Develop a surface water management plan which prevents the accumulation of surface water in the south-eastern part of the townsite where the flow of the Bateup's Creek is impeded.
	www.agric.wa.gov.au /pls/portal30/docs/FOLDER/IKMP/LWE/SALIN/TOWNSAL/DUMBLEYUNG_BORES.HTM (1119 words)

	Dumbleyung, Australia Golden Outback - Check-in.com.au
		Dumbleyung is a town 267 kilometres southeast of Perth in the West Australian wheatbelt.
		The area's main attraction is Lake Dumbleyung, the largest semi-permanent natural stretch of inland water in Western Australia.
		Settlers' House, built by the Craig family in 1845, is nestled in the heart of Historic York, a lesiurely and scenic 90 minute drive from Perth, WA.Settlers' House offers its guests a relaxing time away, featuring 18 beautiful suites in classic c...
	www.check-in.com.au /Australia_Golden_Outback/Dumbleyung.htm (528 words)

	LAKE DUMBLEYUNG AUSTRALI DONALD CAMPBELL AND BLUEBIRD K7 JET BOAT ACROSS THE LAKE WATER SPEED RECORD
		Donald Campbell broke the world water speed record, becoming the first man to break the world land and water speed records in the same year.
		He reached an average speed of 276.33mph (444.71km/h) in his speedboat, Bluebird, on this afternoon on Lake Dumbleyung in Perth, Western Australia.
		Then, he moved to Lake Dumbleyung, near Perth, on 16 December, only to be delayed by wild ducks which could not fly away because they were moulting.
	www.bluebird-electric.net /lake_dumbleyung_australia.htm (1997 words)

	Landscape Planning for Biodiversity Conservation in Agricultural Regions: Chapter 2 - Retaining Biodiversity in ...
		In order to test whether the nature conservation recommendations produced for the Wallatin Catchment were relevant elsewhere, a preliminary survey was conducted in the Dumbleyung Shire, approximately 200 km to the south of the current study.
		The area surveyed in Dumbleyung had a similar configuration of remnants to the Wallatin Catchment, with approximately 10% cover of remnant vegetation.
		The Dumbleyung site, on the other hand, was located within 15 km of extensive bushland which includes Dongolocking Nature Reserve.
	www.deh.gov.au /biodiversity/publications/technical/landscape/chapter2d.html (3818 words)

	Shire Of Dumbleyung - Services
		Dumbleyung has a District Health Care Centre with visiting Doctor every second Wednesday from 1.00pm to 5.00pm, phone the doctor's surgery in Wagin (9861 1633) for appointments.
		In addition Dumbleyung has a roadhouse, art shop, hairdresser, rural merchandise store, machinery dealership, engineering works, landcare office and hopefully a day care centre will be operating soon.
		Dumbleyung has a tavern providing counter meals, Tuesday to Thursday between 6.00pm and 8.00pm and Friday to Sunday between 6.30pm and 8.30pm.
	www.dumbleyung.wa.gov.au /services.htm (619 words)

	The Racing Campbells - Donald & Malcolm Campbell - To the Water Barrier and Beyond
		The move to Lake Dumbleyung, 1,600 miles away to the west was accomplished in three days.
		Lake Dumbleyung is a shallow oval in the dusty wheat-growing belt between Perth and Albany - six miles of green, murky water, the perimeter ringed with rotting trees.
		At Dumbleyung, the little band of ten looked strangely incongruous in the emptiness of that vast land.
	www.racingcampbells.com /content/campbell.archives/water-barrier.asp (2205 words)

	Lake Dumbleyung, Australia Golden Outback - Check-in.com.au
		Lake Dumbleyung is the largest semi-permanent stretch of inland water in Western Australia.
		Approximately 13 kilometres long and 6.5 kilometres wide, it is famous as the site of the late Donald Campbell's historic world water speed record (276 miles per hour) set on 31st December 1964, in The Bluebird.
		A further three kilometres from the lake picnic lookout (nine kilometres from Dumbleyung) is Kersley Scenic Drive leading to the Yacht Club and Donald Campbell Memorial Lookout.
	www.check-in.com.au /Australia_Golden_Outback/Lake_Dumbleyung.htm (591 words)

	Crop Updates 2001 : Cereals : Department of Agriculture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Experiments were designed to evaluate performance of susceptible wheat cvs in RLN infested soils under the influence of a nematicide (Temik) used as an experimental tool.
		In half of the plots, Temik was applied (20 kg/ha at Doodlakine and Dumbleyung and 30 kg/ha at Mukinbudin) at seeding, banded with fertiliser, 2 to 3 cm below seed.
		The root infestation levels at Dumbleyung were closer to that at Doodlakine and it seems reasonable to expect similar level of crop damage and yield loss at these locations.
	agspsrv34.agric.wa.gov.au /cropupdates/2001/cereals/Sharma_Kelly_Loughman.htm (665 words)

	Media release
		Lake Dumbleyung is the largest open lake in Western Australia’s southwest and is where Donald Campbell broke the world water speed record many years ago in Bluebird.
		Many years ago Dumbleyung had its own yacht club and people from as far away as Albany, Perth, Mandurah, Bunbury, Busselton and many other areas in the state used to go to the lake to enjoy sailing.
		It is not a race weekend but more a weekend for like minded sailors to get together and enjoy perhaps a once in a lifetime experience.
	www.boatingoz.com.au /news05/0614.htm (315 words)

	News:
		A Service Delivery Model, previously prepared by staff at the Dumbleyung Hospital, and submitted for implementation and signing of staff contracts, was remodelled to effectively shut down the 24-hour status.
		Emotion ran high that afternoon at the November meeting of the Dumbleyung Shire Council, with over 70 members of the public present, 10 per cent of the shire's population.
		He said with only minimal use of the Accident and Emergency at the Dumbleyung Hospital last year, that is only one true emergency, and three permanent care patients, there is the need to make better use of "acute" money.
	www.agedcarecrisis.com /acc/show_news.asp?id=newsitem&item=news0203 (777 words)

	Rovers Australia \| News Article - Lake Dum Moot
		It was a fabulous experience, and made even better for the Japanese by spotting their first wild kangaroos on the way home.
		An ice-cream stop in Lake Grace before the Rovers then convereged on the Dumbleyung Yacht Club to join in with the Sailing Regatta that was on the same weekend.
		It was a marvellous evening – making balloon animals for the local children, whip cracking, dancing to the band and enjoying local lamb for dinner.
	www.rovers.scouts.com.au /NewsArticles/lake_dum.asp (426 words)

	Lake Dumbleyung's back :: ABC Western Australia
		Lake Dumbleyung is at the end of Karen Ward's property, and she's happy to bring the world up-to-date.
		Karen, however, certainly knows her lake history: "They had the Lake Dumbleyung Turf Club in 1908; the first inland sailing club was in 1918 and then it was sort of formed again in 1967.
		Now that Lake Dumbleyung's got water back in it, maybe it can even have a claim to fame as a place to ski, paddle, yacht or picnic - rather than as a former lake.
	www.abc.net.au /wa/stories/s1368878.htm (479 words)

	Growfish - Gippsland Aquaculture Industry Network (GAIN)
		Mr Grylls said Living Lakes 2030 would draw on technical experiences at the Lake Yarra Yarra catchment in the Perenjori shire as well as the Dumbleyung and Tambellup communities, where the natural cycle was given a helping hand through imaginative engineering and land management.
		"Tambellup has already transformed a once-defunct, hyper-saline Gordon River ecosystem into an important regional ecosystem and community playground, and Dumbleyung is well advanced with its plans for a rebirth of its famous lake into a permanent water way," he said.
		Mr Grylls said the Yarra Yarra Catchment Council had already received $137,500 from the National Landcare program, which would fund an integrated drainage and land management program where the lake would be rehabilitated and used as a recreational and scientific facility.
	www.growfish.com.au /content.asp?ContentId=2354 (584 words)

	wagin.yourguide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A PUBLIC meeting will be held at the Dumbleyung District Club on Friday July 4 to gauge public support for the proposed Dumbleyung Visitor and Information Centre.
		In February 2001 the first meeting of the Dumbleyung Bluebird Replica Museum committee was held to investigate the possibility of building a model of Donald Campbell‚s world water speed record craft, Bluebird.
		Mr Bairstow said the aim of the meeting was to make sure everyone in the Dumbleyung community was aware why the committee thought the center should go ahead.
	wagin.yourguide.com.au /detail.asp?story_id=237440&class=news (387 words)

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		In the previous version, the Dumbleyung scene was divided into five zones for the purposes of salinity monitoring: north east, mid-east, south east, north west and upper West Blackwood.
		It abuts the north east Dumbleyung zone at its eastern border, and the upper west Blackwood catchment zone at its southern border.
		Within the Dumbleyung scene, nearly all of the areas mapped as water are saline lakes or drainage channels.
	www.rss.dola.wa.gov.au /landmon/reports/sm_reports/DUMsalinity_v2.doc (4068 words)

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		Situated close to all amenities in the quiet town of Dumbleyung.
		This is a beutiful piece of land set on the outskirts of Dumbleyung, scheme water is connected and power passes by.
		Rural Location south east of Dumbleyung and only 50km north east of Katanning on good gravel road...
	www.domain.com.au /real-estate/Dumbleyung/16.html (137 words)

	dumbleyung toolbox contact us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Religious leaders can inform patrons of their weekly blog each Sunday by announcing at the end of...
		Dumbleyung.ozCentral.com.au is a free online community service for people living in the Dumbleyung area including...
		Dumbleyung, Kukerin, Merilup, Moulyinning, Nairibin, Nippering, North Kukerin, North Moulyinning, South Kukerin...
	dumbleyung.ozcentral.com.au /toolbox/index.php?op=contact&suggest=1 (108 words)

	AVCMC Dumbleyung
		Pingrup was next, we took the old road, the weather by now clear skies, and this is a better road than the original plan.
		The last part of the ride was heading straight into the sun, between that and the shadows it can be a bit disconcerting.
		Shortly an impromptu pool competition was on, about the same time the Ladies Dumbleyung netball team was in full swing singing and dancing (on top of the bar) to the tune of Tigerland la la la la la Tigerland.
	members.iinet.net.au /~fingon/avcmc/2002_aug/dumbleyung.html (527 words)

	Upper Great Southern Health Service - Health Service Units
		Dumbleyung is located 267kms south east of Perth and is thought to get its name from the Aboriginal word, "Dambling", meaning large lake or sea.
		Lake Dumbleyung, which is a short drive from the town centre, is 13kms long and 6.6kms wide.
		Dumbleyung is a quiet town with a school, hairdresser, general store, post office, newsagent, police station, roadhouse, restaurant, childcare, beauticians, machinery dealership, rural agency, district club and local pub.
	www.health.wa.gov.au /ugshs/hsu/rolesserv1.html (1705 words)

	Dumbleyung, Western Australia - Travelmate
		But it was at Lake Dumbleyung, just outside town – the largest permanent stretch of natural water in WA and an important wildlife sanctuary – that, in December, 1964, the ill-fated Donald Campbell set the world water speed record of 276.3 mph (444.66km/h).
		On Pussy Cat Hill, on the shores of the lake, there’s a memorial to Campbell, who was killed on Coniston Water at Lancashire in England on January 4, 1967, when his boat broke up while travelling in excess of 480km/h.
		Unfortunately, Lake Dumbleyung suffers terribly from salinity these days, a problem for much of this part of WA’s wheatbelt, and can be a forlorn-looking place with a horrible saline odour.
	www.travelmate.com.au /Places/Places.asp?TownId=445 (310 words)

	Dumbleyung - Australia's Golden Outback
		Dumbleyung is a town 267 kilometres southeast of Perth in the West Australian wheatbelt.
		The area's main attraction is Lake Dumbleyung, the largest semi-permanent natural stretch of inland water in Western Australia.
		Approximately 13 kilometres long and 6.5 kilometres wide, it is famous as the site of the late Donald Campbell's historic World Water speed record set on 31 December 1964, in the Bluebird.
	www.australiasgoldenoutback.com /en/Wheatbelt/Towns/Dumbleyung/Dumbleyung.htm (103 words)

	Telstra - About Telstra - Media - Print (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The people of Dumbleyung and the surrounding area will be able to enjoy the benefits of a dedicated mobile phone service following the installation of a CDMA base station by Telstra.
		The mobile phone service became operational from late December and will provide broad coverage to the Dumbleyung district.
		The new CDMA base station site is designed to provide CDMA coverage to the town of Dumbleyung, surrounding areas and roads into town.
	www.telstra.com.au /abouttelstra/media/mediareleases_print.cfm?ObjectID=18501 (377 words)

	ROD HATTER MEMORIAL DUMBLEYUNG 320
		Road crossing control where course crosses any main road that is not closed for public use and that these crossings are manned and controlled by an official of the event.
		Entries for the Rod Hatter Memorial Dumbleyung 320 event will be limited to 45 Entries.
		Rod Hatter Memorial Dumbleyung 320 trophies will be awarded for the following as a minimum : - 1st, 2nd and Third Outright.
	www.offroadracing.com.au /2003/dumb02/dumb02sr.htm (1053 words)

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