1910–1911
Britannica 11th
Encyclopaedia Britannica · 11th edition
ARMIDALE, a town in Sandon county, New South Wales, Australia, 313 m. by rail N. of Sydney. Pop. (1901) 4249. It lies at an elevation of 3313 ft., in a picturesque mountainous district, for the most part pastoral and agricultural, though it contains some alluvial gold diggings. Antimony is found in large quantities near the town. Annidale is a cathedral town, being the seat of a Roman Catholic bishop and belonging to the joint Anglican diocese of Graf ton; Annidale St Peter's, the Anglican cathedral, and St Mary's,…
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