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| Camp | Camp | MacKenzie’s Histy | About 80 chains | This camp upon which im- | ||
| (Remains of) | (British) | N.W. Black Walter | mense labor must have been expend- | |||
| Camp | Whites Directory | ed in erection – covers the level sum- | ||||
| Camp | Mr. Mark Addington | mit of Castle hill. It is a circu- | ||||
| (Remains of) | lar form surrounded by a fosse | |||||
| of great depth and width, the | ||||||
| inner defense Consisted of a strong | ||||||
| Wall traces of which are still very | ||||||
| distinct in several places. there | ||||||
| was in addition to these another | ||||||
| fosse of equal dimensions about | ||||||
| an arrow flight westward. | ||||||
| It is said to have been held | ||||||
| originally by the Ancient British | ||||||
| from whom it passed into the hands | ||||||
| of the Romans. | ||||||
| Castle Hill | Castle Hill | MacKenzie’s Histy | About 80 chains | A remarkable cone-like elevation | ||
| Castle Hill | Whites Directory | N.W. Black Walter | thickly planted with Fir Trees, | |||
| Castle Hill | Mr. Jas Wright | on the summit is to be seen the | ||||
| Remains of a strongly fortified | ||||||
| British Camp. | ||||||
| Nicholas Clably Corporal Royal Engineers |
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