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• Originally a bakstone was a portable flat oval flaggy sandstone ca . thick, set on an open fire.
• Flaggy Creek had been surveyed by 1828 by Henry Dangar, a land owner from Newcastle, but was unnamed.
• It is a flaggy and blue-colored limestone that is thick and dips at an angle of six to eight degrees.
• One newspaper profile described Flagstead's value to the Red Sox as follows : " Flaggy is more than a mere centerfielder.
• The Borehole seam workings were abandoned in 1912 and the fan at the Flaggy Creek shaft was stopped as this shaft only served the Borehole seam workings.
• Kahibah is the closest suburb to Glenrock Lagoon, and is drained by Flaggy and Little Flaggy creeks which flows into Glenrock Lagoon 2 km to the east.
• Kahibah is the closest suburb to Glenrock Lagoon, and is drained by Flaggy and Little Flaggy creeks which flows into Glenrock Lagoon 2 km to the east.
• There are 3 sub-catchments areas, Little Flaggy Creek in the north, Flaggy Creek in the centre and a small unnamed creek in the southeast.
• There are 3 sub-catchments areas, Little Flaggy Creek in the north, Flaggy Creek in the centre and a small unnamed creek in the southeast.
• Two of the main tributaries are, Flaggy Creek ( approx in length ) and Little Flaggy Creek ( also shown on some maps as Glenrock Creek ).
• Two of the main tributaries are, Flaggy Creek ( approx in length ) and Little Flaggy Creek ( also shown on some maps as Glenrock Creek ).
• On a Map of the Parish of Kahibah dated 1887, Little Flaggy Creek was named " First Flaggy Creek " and Flaggy Creek was known as " Second Flaggy Creek ".
• On a Map of the Parish of Kahibah dated 1887, Little Flaggy Creek was named " First Flaggy Creek " and Flaggy Creek was known as " Second Flaggy Creek ".
• On a Map of the Parish of Kahibah dated 1887, Little Flaggy Creek was named " First Flaggy Creek " and Flaggy Creek was known as " Second Flaggy Creek ".
• On a Map of the Parish of Kahibah dated 1887, Little Flaggy Creek was named " First Flaggy Creek " and Flaggy Creek was known as " Second Flaggy Creek ".
• In the northernmost part of the locality is the neighbourhood of Flaggy Rock ( ), which is sandwiched between the highway to the west and the railway line to the east.
• In 1886 the main shaft was sunk to the Borehole seam and another shaft was also sunk to the Borehole seam at Flaggy Creek which was located approximately 1 mile to the east.
• Motuihe Island has a mixture of Waitemata sandstone, with Parnell Grit in the headlands, greywacke at the south, and even a coastal section with flaggy limestone on the west coast.
• A map of this survey shows the main road south through the area which was later called Charlestown, the Burwood Road ridge line called " Wahrah ", and the unnamed Flaggy Creek.
• Unlike most tower houses in the region, this was built not from limestone but from sandstone drawn from the quarry of " Tr?Leachain " ( flaggy beach ) about 2 km to the southwest.