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	Ludwig Leichhardt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig Leichhardt (October 23, 1813 - 1848?) was a Prussian explorer and naturalist of Sorb descent.
		After recovering, Leichhardt spent 6 weeks in 1847 to examine the course of the Condamine River and the country between the route of another expedition led by Mitchell in 1846 and his own route, covering nearly 1000 km.
		The mystery of Leichhardt's fate remained in the minds of explorers for many years: during David Carnegie's 1896 expedition through the Gibson and Great Sandy Deserts, he encountered some Indigenous Australians who had amongst their possessions an iron tent peg, the lid of a tin matchbox, and part of the ironwork of a saddle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ludwig_Leichhardt (652 words)

	Ludwig Leichhardt
		Ludwig Leichhardt (1813-1848) was a German explorer and scientist who came to Australia in 1842 to study its rocks and wildlife.
		Leichhardt was a very poor bushman and the party was always becoming lost.
		In 1846, Leichhardt set out on his first attempt to cross Australia from the Darling Downs in Queensland to the Swan River in Western Australia, but was forced to turn back because of the heat and drought.
	www.davidreilly.com /australian_explorers/leichhardt/ludwig.htm (541 words)

	Leichhardt, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Leichhardt is a suburb in the Municipality of Leichhardt in the inner-west of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia.
		The suburb is situated between Haberfield to the west, Annandale to the east, Lilyfield to the north and Petersham to the south.
		Leichhardt is best known as Sydney's "Little Italy".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leichhardt (131 words)

	Our Queensland
		Leichhardt's expedition forged a path from the Darling Downs to Port Essington on the coast of Arnhem Land.
		Leichhardt would need more than a chorus of God Save the Queen (also the melody of a patriotic Prussian song) to cope with his 5000km journey beyond the Burdekin through the Gulf Country to Port Essington.
		Leichhardt seemed only to become aware of the glowering resentment of his fellow travellers at the very end.
	www.thecouriermail.news.com.au /extras/oq/book2main2.html (781 words)

	Leichhardt as a bushman
		Leichhardt learned all he could from the Aborigines and this enabled him and his exploring party to live off the land to a great extent, unlike some other explorers, who carried lots of food with them.
		Leichhardt also took measurements to record their position, and wrote up every geological, botanical and zoological feature they encountered, and developed a map of the route, recording every river, mountain, range and lake they saw, and gave to these places names of people in the colony who had helped him.
		Leichhardt was under no obligation to name places after people in England because his expedition was privately organised, not financed by the government.
	www.teachers.ash.org.au /dnutting/germanaustralia/e/lchtbush.htm (488 words)

	Where Leichhardt Died (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Being thus once on the track of Leichhardt, it became a fascinating study, as I sifted the whole subject down to the bedrock, and waited impatiently for a chance to go west to the Warrego, locate the fatal creek, and hear the whole story over again, extended and completed by the old Warrego fls.
		The fls left all the bodies where they were killed, and Leichhardt where he died, and the horses, mules, and bullocks, were all speared from time to time and eaten.
		The medal was fatal to the tribe, and one by one each wearer of that Britannia medal symbol assumed unwarrantable airs and an intolerably despotic attitude, and the whole of the revenues of the tribe until they rose up in wrath and laid him gently out with a nulla.
	www.queenslandhistory.com /meston17.htm (10874 words)

	Ludwig Leichhardt - easier version
		Leichhardt arrived in Sydney in 1842 and proceeded to study rocks, animals and plants around Sydney.
		Leichhardt made the mistake of camping in thick scrub and the aboriginals were able to creep up on him.
		Because of the success of this expedition, Leichhardt was now famous and had no trouble raising funds for a second expedition in which he planned to cross the whole of Australia from the east coast to the west coast.
	www.davidreilly.com /australian_explorers/leichhardt/leichhardt_-_easier_version.htm (673 words)

	Ludwig Leichhardt
		In 1848 Ludwig Leichhardt and his companions vanished during his second attempt at crossing Australia from east to west.
		Ludwig Leichhardt is a legend in Australian history - you can read a list of things and places named after Leichhardt.
		Leichhardt's life in Europe before coming to Australia involved studies and travels that were useful for his journeys in Australia.
	www.teachers.ash.org.au /dnutting/germanaustralia/e/leichhardt.htm (269 words)

	Ludwig Leichhardt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Born in Prussia, Leichhardt arrived in Sydney in 1842.
		This apparent return from the grave caused a national sensation, and the fame that Leichhardt won was undoubtedly the kind that Burke also hoped to attain.
		Leichhardt set out again in late 1846 to cross the continent from east to west.
	slv.vic.gov.au /burkeandwills/explorers/leichhardt.html (219 words)

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		But on their trek north-west, the Leichhardt explorers - with the exception of John Gilbert who was killed by Aborigines - had discovered large tracts of new land for settlement and many important rivers in what became Queensland and the Northern Territory.
		In December 1846, Leichhardt set out to cross Australia from the Darling Downs to the west coast, but his party was forced by heavy rain to turn back after 700 kms.
		Leichhardt and his companions took 77 animals with them.
	www.geocities.com /bluegumtrees/explorers2.html (764 words)

	Leichhardt Council: News Archive: Ward Boundaries - Public Meeting, 16 June 2003 - 29 May 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		On 19 February 2003, her Excellency the Governor issued a Proclamation altering the boundaries of the Local Government areas of Sydney, South Sydney and Leichhardt.
		For Leichhardt, this involved the loss of Glebe and Forest Lodge to the City of Sydney on 8 May 2003.
		At that meeting, Council resolved that the issue of ward boundaries be deferred to the June Council meeting and in the meantime a public forum be held to canvass the options.
	www.leichhardt.nsw.gov.au /news/1054191251_6577.html (304 words)

	Bulletin - Leichhardt's bad trip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Purported Leichhardt party relics and skeletal remains were reported in an area extending from the Musgrave Range, south-west of Alice Springs, to the western edge of the Simpson Desert in northern South Australia, to Queensland’s Georgina River region.
		Simpson’s “educated guess” is that Leichhardt took samples of the pituri plant – guarded so jealously by the Wonkajera – and that this may have been the catalyst for Leichhardt and his party being attacked and wiped out.
		Says Mal Debney: “If Leichhardt was attempting to follow the creeks through the limestone ridges and gidgee country, he would have had a tough time of it – particularly in a dry year, and more so as he didn’t know where he was going.
	bulletin.ninemsn.com.au /bulletin/EdDesk.nsf/printing/970AC25A263620DBCA256CB70081FE8F (1602 words)

	Leichhardt's Breakthrough
		Leichhardt Council has recognised it’s responsibilities in the area of Building and Development Consents and has shown what can be done by an informed and committed Council.
		Other lead-aware initiatives of Leichhardt Council that pleased residents were a move to have all children’s playgrounds assessed for lead and a new policy on stopping works where sanding / grinding or water-blasting was being carried out on pre-1970 buildings without containment or HEPA vacuuming.
		Unfortunately Leichhardt Council could not put into its policies that you should use licensed or approved contractors, because there is no system for the approval or licensing of lead abatement contractors or lead assessors (see Topic 8: Hiring a Lead Safe Contrator).
	www.lead.org.au /lat/lat004.html (639 words)

	Tony Harris \| 'Primal Socialist Innocence and the Fall'?: the ALP Left in Leichhardt Municipality in the 1980s \| Labour ...
		This is true of Leichhardt Municipality where the decline in membership in the late 1980s was characterised by an effective reversal of middle-classing in absolute, though not relative, terms.
		Leichhardt Municipality was 38th out of the 40 municipalities of the Sydney area in terms of open space in the mid 1980s, with 1.41 hectares per 1000 residents compared to an average of 45.22 hectares.
		Reynolds, Mort's Dock; Solling and Reynolds, Leichhardt, chs 9 and 10 and pp.
	www.historycooperative.org /journals/lab/86/harris.html (12195 words)

	Leichhardt, F.W. Ludwig - botanical collector (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Born in Trebatsch, Prussia, on 23 October 1813, died on an expedition in central Australia, 1848.
		Well educated in natural history, Leichhardt arrived in Australia in February 1842.
		Leichhardt was based in Sydney (New South Wales) between expeditions, and collected there, between Newcastle (New South Wales) and Moreton Bay (Queensland), and on his expeditions.
	www.anbg.gov.au /biography/leichhardt-ludwig.html (149 words)

	Leichhardt, Ludwig -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		While Leichhardt was a student at the universities of Berlin (1831, 1834–36) and Göttingen (1833), he turned from philosophy to natural science.
		Formed by the junction of the Comet and Nogoa rivers, which rise in the Eastern Highlands, it flows for 170 miles (275 km) past Comet, northeast across the Expedition Range, and then southeast, joining the Dawson River to form the Fitzroy River.
		It rises on the western slopes of the Seaview Range, 45 miles (72 km) from the Pacific, and flows 440 miles (710 km) southeast and north through the Leichhardt Range to enter the ocean at Upstart Bay.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9047674?tocId=9047674&query=patrick (768 words)

	Leichhardt - Australian Explorer
		Born in Trebatsch, Prussia, in 1813, the enthusiastic young Ludwig was student at the Universities of Berlin, Göttingen and institutions in London and Paris from 1832 until he left Europe in a desperate bid to find a fresh field for his research, put his skills to good use and make a name for himself.
		The Leichhardt Expedition to Port Essington was launched and Dr Leichhardt was to lead it.
		Leichhardt certainly made the name he wished for with this tremendous achievement, but he lost his life while pursuing his next objective, crossing the continent from Brisbane to Perth.
	www.burkeshirecouncil.com /leichhardt.htm (828 words)

	Beyond Leichhardt (Glen McLaren) - book review
		Rather than another history of the explorers who mapped Australia, Beyond Leichhardt is an account of the skills and techniques which underlay their successes (and failures).
		McLaren does describe the formal scientific training (or lack thereof) of the explorers and their companions, but this is clearly not his main interest or an area where he has much expertise (he offers little more than bland generalities on the subject).
		It has nothing resembling an introduction or a conclusion: the opening chapter is a sketchy seven page account of the rise of British scientific societies; the closing chapter stops abruptly with the return of the Horn expedition in 1896.
	dannyreviews.com /h/Beyond_Leichardt.html (316 words)

	Tigers look beyond Leichhardt in drive for dollars - League - www.smh.com.au
		The stadium's management is willing to pay large guarantees to schedule events and that is why the Tigers are continuing negotiations to play four or five of their home games there next season.
		It is understood the Tigers made a profit of about $45,000 on the game last Sunday after paying expenses, which included $10,000 for the hire of a giant video screen, $10,000 for the hire of the ground and $15,000 for staff wages and the hiring of security and police.
		Most tickets sold for a Leichhardt match are for general admission to the huge hill area.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/08/14/1092340544001.html?from=moreStories (764 words)

	Workers Online : Letters to the Editor : 2001 - Issue 89 : Leichhardt Debate Hots Up
		Leichhardt Debate Hots Up Dear Ed HT Lee and others in Leichhardt have every right to be concerned about asbestos removal being carried out safely in their street.
		As a Labor Councillor on Leichhardt Council I am seriously concerned that contractors engaged by the Council are endangering both there own workers and the local residents by not using proper safety control when handling asbestos.
		Leichhardt Council, along with many other public sector employers have been reducing the amount of in house staff over several years (mainly by attrition), this has led to work being allocated to contractors instead of being performed by Council Staff.
	workers.labor.net.au /89/letters3_three.html (712 words)

	Secret Deal Marger Plan - Village Voice Leichhardt Glebe Annandale February 2002 Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Leichhardt councillors returning from their holidays this month are furious they have been kept out of the circle, reading about Ms Sheehan’s dealings in newspapers.
		Leichhardt Council’s loss in the Supreme Court insisting on a plebiscite for the changes, made the success of negotiations with the minister even more vital.
		Although this was the stated objective of the local government inquiry, both councils argue the recommendations that Glebe be cut from Leichhardt, and sections of Kings Cross and Darlinghurst pulled from South Sydney to be merged with the City of Sydney will leave both Leichhardt and South Sydney asset-stripped.
	www.villagevoice.com.au /news/NewsArchive/February2002/LGAEd/SecretDealLGAFeb2002.htm (768 words)

	West Leichhardt Station (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		A station stay at West Leichhardt provides a great opportunity to experience a remote working cattle station and to see places that are normally inaccessible to the visitor.
		West Leichhardt Station is a place of contrasts, where you can enjoy the ancient landscape with its unique geological features; the birds and wildlife are a major attraction for photographers, artists and bird watchers.
		At days end return to the comfort of your air-conditioned accommodation in one of 10 units within close proximity to the homestead, set acres of bush lawn and gardens and enjoy the silence, broken only by the call of the birds.
	www.mountisa.qld.gov.au /tourism/attractions/westleichhardt.html (276 words)

	Leichhardt's Grasshopper (Petasida ephippigera)
		The Leichhardt's grasshopper is named after explorer Ludwig Leichhardt, who first discovered and wrote about this species in 1845.
		The Leichhardt's grasshopper is found in the rugged country of Kakadu, in the Northern Territory of Australia.
		The Leichhardt's grasshopper hatches early in the dry season (usually in April), and then goes through seven stages, or instars, of growth between hatching and adulthood.
	www.thebigzoo.com /Animals/Leichhardts_Grasshopper.asp (575 words)

	Last Drinks at the Leichhardt » ABC Tropical Queensland
		It was built at the end of April 1881 for Michael Ready a local butcher, and opened at the beginning of the second sugar boom when Mackay was desperate for accommodation.
		The Leichhardt Hotel started life as the Riverview Hotel and was surrounded by many others including the Prince Of Wales, Excelsior (Crown), and Steam Packet Hotel.
		Peter Phillips, son of Keith, grew up in the Leichhardt and has many fond memories but believes it is time to make way for progress.
	www.abc.net.au /tropic/stories/s1069592.htm (439 words)

	CarveUp - Leichhardt, Annandale to be Left with Crippled Council - Village Voice Leichhardt Glebe Annandale April 2002 ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Leichhardt, Annandale to be left with crippled council.
		THE Boundaries Commission has ruled that Leichhardt Council should be carved up by the state government and Glebe and Forest Lodge be amalgamated with the City.
		Leichhardt and Annandale would be exposed to a crippled council with reduced rate income and millions of dollars in lost assets should Local Government Minister Harry Woods rubber stamp the proposal as is expected.
	www.villagevoice.com.au /news/Newsarchive/April2002/LGAEd/CarveUpLGAApr2002.htm (638 words)

	Ludwig Leichhardt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Leichhardt, a Prussian scientist, is remembered for his long journey in 1844.5 from the Darling Downs to Port Essington, an early settlement in the far north of the Northern Territory.
		In 1846-47 Leichhardt was forced by heat and drought to turn back from an attempt to traverse Australia from east to west, but shortly afterwards again set out on an overland journey to Perth.
		From this expedition he did not return, and nothing certain is known of his fate.
	www.gutenberg.net.au /pages/leichhardt.html (144 words)

	Pictures Catalogue - [Portrait of Ludwig Leichhardt] [picture]. - fullindex.htm test
		After Leichhardt's triumphant return from his extraordinary eighteen-month expedition from the Darling Downs to the Gulf of Carpentaria, he became a popular figure in the press, and various portraits were made, perhaps the best known being the one by Charles Rodius.
		It bears some resemblance to the portrait of Leichhardt in the Heimat Museum in Germany, and possibly could be based on that work.; Title devised by cataloguer.
		This letter was published several times in Germany and later in translation in Sydney; it was publicly available in German from April 1847 when it appeared in part in Froriep's "Fortschritte der Geographie und Naturgeschichte" (Weimar).
	nla.gov.au /nla.pic-an21971599 (271 words)

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