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WWII Remembrance Way Riverwalk, Inverell

WWII Remembrance Way Riverwalk, Inverell
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WWII Remembrance Way Riverwalk, Inverell, signage by river
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WWII Remembrance Way Riverwalk, Inverell, foothpath going under bridge
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WWII Remembrance Way Riverwalk, Inverell, signage in front of Scout Hall
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Description / Background

This war memorial is a concrete walkway, established by Inverell Shire Council in honour of those who served in the Second World War. It is approximately 5 kilometres long and runs along the Macintyre River, from Kamilaroi Oval to Lake Inverell Reserve. It passes through several public spaces, including Campbell Park, and goes past the Scout Hall adjacent to Sinclair Park.

Information provided by Inverell Shire Council states the physical pathway along the river was already in place before 1995. At a Council meeting in June 1995, it was resolved "that the bicycle/footway through Campbell Park be named 'WWII Remembrance Way' and further that the General Manager hold discussions with the RSL to develop an ongoing program of upgrading the walkway with 'reading stations' and the like to maintain the 'Remembrance Way' theme."

Inscription

Signage

WWII

Remembrance Way

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Address
Remembrance Way
Inverell NSW 2360
Local Government Area
Inverell Shire
Setting
Garden/park
Location status
Original location
Memorial type
Walkway
Recorded by
Graham Wilson
Year of construction
1995
Conflict/s
Second World War, 1939–45
Materials
Concrete
Metal