Sorry to break it to you but nobody knows where loddon is they say he is somewhere in the moutains
Loddon Brewery was created in 2002.
The Loddon School was created in 1988.
HM Prison Loddon was created in 1990.
The area of Shire of Loddon is 6,694 square kilometers.
The Loddon School's motto is 'Pathway to a fulfilling life'.
The area of Shire of East Loddon is 1,200.18 square kilometers.
Sherfield on Loddon's population is 1,636.
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The Murray River does not connect to other rivers; it is the reverse, with many Australian rivers flowing into the Murray. These rivers include: * Darling * Murrumbidgee * Goulburn * Mitta Mitta * Campaspe * Kiewa * Loddon * Ovens
The Loddon river in Bridgewater is about 40mins away from Bendigo. It offers fishing, Swimming, Boating and lots of other stuff. There is a man made swimming hole that is quite deep and there are even diving platforms so you can dive in.
To quote from my Peninsula School cadet unit handbook [1989] when I did annual cadet camp at Puckapunyal : The origin of the name Puckapunyal is derived from the Aboriginal tribe which lived in the area. Briefly, the history of the Puckapunyal tribe is that the last Chief's ancestors were a large tribe living on the Loddon River, north of Bendigo. Generations ago the eldest son of the Chief was to be killed for spearing his father. He escaped with some members to start a tribe nearer Bendigo, which the Loddon tribe called the Panyule - meaning barbarian. Years later the son of the Panyule Chief speared a tribe chieftain then fled with a group from the tribe to set up a camp on Mollinson's Creek which the Panyules named 'Puck-Panyule' meaning 'Outer-Barbarians'. Hence the name Puckapunyal. In 1910 Lord Kitchener made an inspection of Australia's military installations and recommended Seymour as a suitable training area. The First World War, 1914-1918, saw Seymour Military Camp come into existence and in November 1939, Puckapunyal was acquired as a Military Training Area.
The river Trent has at least 11 tributaries, including: # River Devon # River Greet # River Derwent, # River Dove # River Erewash # River Idle # River Leen # River Mease # River Soar # River Sow # River Tame